Parth Kulkarni

This is a great film. It's not scary because it jump scares you every 20 seconds, but it's scary because it deals with the loss of innocence in children. Even Ida, the girl that is moderately OK is messed up. The only two kids that were actually the innocents we're Anna and Aisha. As for Benjamin, he for one makes a great ad for contraceptives. Durex and trojan should make him the poster child for what we need to use protection.

The show has a amazing atmosphere, the story is written well enough, the characters are well developed, but Tuca is just obnoxiously loud and annoying. Annoying and 'bad' characters can be great too, like Rick from Rick and Morty. And loud characters can be beloved too, like SpongeBob Squarepants and Patrick. But Tuca has none of the charm, so much so, that she made me quit the show in three or four episodes.

This movie is awesome. I hate it. As a person in game development, the story feels like an insult to each and every gamers' intelligence, developers and consumers alike. People seem to compare it a lot with Ready player one, and that was 'truer to how games work, at least the fictionalized one they set up in the movie. I really really wanted to love this. The acting is top notch, the visuals are crisp (although the ui on the phones and the workstations is horrendous. Fire that guy.) But it still fails to treat the viewer as an intelligent human being.