Amanda Alger – Google

This game is so much to play. Very creative and fun. The lore is awesome. The graphics cool. You can choose to play with others or not. If not, the loot is not as good. If you do, sweaty players WILL grief you and laugh at you as they do. I've played toxic lobbies, but this game is not even that. It's just plain disgusting at times how these people are. If you want to have an enjoyable experience, don't play with others. Or play with so many that you cannot have things blatantly stolen by players who have been playing for years. They WILL take advantage of you.....and there is nothing you can do. Even if you log off, you lose the loot anyway.

How does this have a great rating while a movie like Nefarious is so low?! There are plot holes galore, the dialogue doesn't make sense half the time, and the suspense is not at all. It does a bad job of making you wonder what's happening without ever truly explaining, as anyone smart enough will figure it out 30 min in. It attempts in the last 5 min with a pretty cool cave scene, but it's like the director was banking on that making it all better. I love cinema, so watched it all out of not wanting to leave it unfinished.

Starting off slow, you're kind of left in the dark. I went most of the movie not really understanding what was going on, but knew that it was leading to a reveal of her repressed memories. The reveal......exceptional! Even if you figure out what's going on, it's still hard to watch it play out. The dialogue could use some work. The characters had decent chemistry, though the role of Jane was a little flat for being the main character. All in all, it was a suspenseful movie with an unsettling atmosphere.

Fantastic! A great love story. I could have watched it as a series and them dance around one another for a lot longer. The actors and actresses had great chemistry, the story was sweet and to the point, but with enough detail that the characters were likeable. Even the bridesmaids that we see for all of 3 minutes seemed like a fun group that I would love to have at my wedding. The only downside, if you could call it that, was that we could have seen a great deal more of the parents, especially his. Tessa seemed like a character that we just needed more of. Her memorial was absolutely my favorite part. A prequel movie of their love story would be amazing.

Solid movie. Acting is good, scenes are set perfect. Where it loses interest for me is the story itself, mother abuses daughter who in turn promises to not be the same, and ultimately does just that. Also a supernatural aspect so that we get to see mother and daughter reconcile. It all just feels overdone. Not so much a horror, maybe a few jump scares if you aren't ready. Not great, but a solid movie.

Phenomenal performances. There is no denying the pure and raw talent here. The overall atmosphere is unnerving and gets the job done for making you uncomfortable. However....that is where all the greatness ended for me. The plot is there, with nothing more than a couple traveling, meeting parents, and the janitor cleaning. And that's it. There is nothing more to it. I found I was confused about being uncomfortable for most of the film, and by the end, just wanted to make sense of anything that was happening. I'm all about deep thinking films, but this was just a dive into the brains of characters that were poorly written.

I went into this having no love for big monster movies (aka King Kong, Godzilla, etc.). This show shocked me. It's a great story, relatable characters, the monsters are cool, and the animation is fantastic. The dialog is kid friendly enough that my 8 year old was so into it. My 5 year old teared up about Dog and Annie's story, and let's not lie, I just cried. Lol I was so angry about the ending, just making it all the more vital for it to be renewed.