Ben Nate

A bit tedious. The actors all do a fine job but it really goes on too long and becomes a meandering mess. Could be stripped back to a really solid 90 minute movie but feels as though it was given more freedom than it needed.

In a world where Fury Road didn't exist this would be a better movie, but it falls short of it's predecessor in almost every way. The actors gave a solid performance but I didn't need an old man spouting profundities or honestly, this much talking. The last movie wasn't afraid to infer and suggest whereas Furiosa demands that you understand every single facet with lengthy dialogue and sadly one one or two really solid action scenes. It doesn't really introduce anything new, simply retreading what was established before In a more drawn out way that adds nothing. It's fine, but following a nearly perfect version of a mad max film, it's disappointing. A film should be able to stand on its own without being compared to anything else but this film is so intrinsically tied to what came before that you really can't not compare it.

It's fine. Fatshark have made incredible strides in graphics and character but the enemy variation and weapons are less diverse and interesting than Vermintide 2. In as vast a universe as the 40k setting, fighting the same nurgle worshippers again is disappointing.

It's is crushing that this story and these characters are now finished. It lacks the emotional beats of the Blue Morpho arc or Operation PROM, but we get our long lasting questions answered and it's a good point as any to say goodbye to this universe. Not much left for me over at adult swim after this. It was a good run.

Already a poor version of the first game with little to no matchmaking but now Blizzard have scrapped most of the planned features that justified Overwatch 2. It was always just a plan to make it a predatory micromanagement machine and honestly just isn't as fun to play as OW1 which they took away, despite making us pay for it. Ditch the game. Hopefully when Microsoft acquires the company they can gut it and make something worth playing.

Just such an unnecessary movie that doesn't really serve any purpose besides massaging Smith's ego. There are about 3 stories smushed together in a way that doesn't really pay off and takes what could have been a meta celebration of Clerks and made it into a depressing and slow journey. Sadly it is probably the best movie that Smith is able to make at this point. If he had stopped at Strike Back or Clerks 2 the view askewniverse would be such a nice package, instead we have this self congratulating, strung out mess of awful remakes and incredibly dated humour.

It's funny obviously but falls down as a game. The mechanics and pacing just feel like a game from 1995 and the FPS genre has grown a great deal since then. I should say, it apparently feels a lot better on the pc than console. It's beautiful and has all of the charm of a Roiland production but you might have more fun watching a let's play than actually playing it yourself. I'm glad it was free with gamepass.

A fairly meandering and basic story with very little mystery going on. If it were half as long with half as many redundant characters it would be vastly improved.

Ron Gilbert is not a talented storyteller. In the end, none of it matters and you wasted your time.

Really fun idea held back by unrealistic load times from poor optimisation.