Adrian P

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Plot/character changes are to be expected of a movie adaptation from a piece of literature. With that in mind, I thoroughly enjoyed what I watched(after letting it sink in). I do, however think the run time was not enough to offer proper character and plot development. The movie could have benefited from an extra 18 minutes to focus on Roz's struggle to adapt in her environment and how she had to learn from the animal's survival instincts to overcome this conflict. Which was a bit lacking in the film. I also think these extra minutes could've showcased Roz and brightbills relationship(before the truth about his parents)in more depth than what was shown in the film.

So apparently people don't know how to read because most of these reviews are talking about nuts and bolts (the ugly sister of the franchise) and not the banjo-kazooie game from the N64 era. That is why this game has a poor rating. Thought I clear things up. This game that is Banjo-kazooie from the N64 era is a glorious masterpiece. The music that fill the game are absolute killers (meaning good). You just wanna be idle in the game just so you can listen to the sweet beebs (also meaning good). The world levels are deliciously made with the clever combat being the icing on top. The humor is surprisingly funny, I thought it would be childish but honestly it holds up well, when I revisited it on the NSO version. I gave this game 1 star because most people just read the bad reviews more often than the good reviews. This game is truly a 5 star in my book. Thank you for my TEDTalk

This game is awful, an absolute mockery to the franchise. Dear Microsoft, How dare buy Rare with a library of games filled with masterpieces, and then ruin one of the most beloved game franchise with this monstrosity. This franchise could have be a Mario for you but you ruined it. Thanks alot. The concept was good but for the wrong franchise; is the way I see it. Blame Microsoft not Rare, it all start with Microsoft. Thank you for my TEDTalk