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I played for 2 hours and couldn't put it down, and only put it down because I had something urgent to do. I thought I'd look up reviews for fun and was shocked at the criticism! Yes, the game doesn't run as smoothly as it should (there are drops in frame rate that made me wonder if it was my switch) but if you're willing to look past that, this is an amazing game. This is the second (?) open-world game and it brings back the mechanic of battling roaming pokemon before catching them. The colors are bright and vibrant, the pokemon are adorable, and the scenery is quite pretty. I am more motivated to complete my pokedex than ever before. Mind you, I am an adult gamer and I've played a ton of games, including Pokemon games. This one feels like the best game (other than Red and Gold- they have a special place in my heart.) I mean, Pokemon started with pixelated images. 3D open world games are ambitious and it's working great for me.

Such a good, heartwarming, and realistic movie! The two main characters are real and not your usual rom-com perfect guy and gal. They have strengths, weaknesses, struggles, and triumphs. Geography can make or break a relationship, but real couples overcome those odds. This movie made me tear up in the end. Definitely worth watching! Also, Emily Blunt, Jason Segel, and Chris Pratt star in this movie. What's not to love??

Disappointing film. It was entertaining enough, considering we're all locked in with nothing much to do, and the trailer makes this film look so promising, but the ending especially was such a let down. SPOILERS AHEAD - The last scene was the worst scene of the whole film. Like other reviewers have mentioned, has it not rained in the past 4 months to reveal the diamonds? - Adam told Katie the diamonds were "in the garden." Could she not hear him? - Why is she still living in a house that saw so many deaths, including the death of her husband? A normal person would sell it and hightail out of town. - The plot was way too predictable. The bad guys behaved like bad guys, and everyone was accusing Adam so he definitely wasn't it. - The acting wasn't very good to be honest. The scenes where Adam and Katie are arguing lacked emotion, and it felt like the actors didn't know where their arms should go. - Why would you move into an empty house right after the owner just died? - Why would you be afraid of losing the cash after the "will" already bequeathed everything to you? - Is it really that easy to forge a will? - Bringing up the diner scene and Ray Gaskin when it had nothing to do with the plot is just cheap Very weird movie, felt half-baked. Gave it 2 stars because the first act of the movie was promising, then it all fell apart.

One of the best sci-fi movies ever made. I saw a clip in Biology class (we were studying gene editing), fell in love, and promptly watched the whole film. Since then, I've re-watched it countless times, and countless more sci-fi films, and this one still stands out from all of them. I highly recommend this if you're interested in gene editing, designer babies, and gene ethics. Sympathetic characters, sleek setting, and atmospheric music all come together to form a true sci-fi masterpiece that makes you question the ethics of genetic editing. As always, the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. In this case, the rich can afford to maximise the genetic health of their children, and the poor cannot. This creates a greater income divide between the rich and poor, as the genetically-advantaged get better jobs, better lifestyles, better partners. This could very well be a glimpse into the future, so I would recommend watching this and preparing yourself.