Anthony Schultz (KingTony_xX_05)

Antman 3 was a good way to start off Phase 5, it felt like a movie from Before Endgame so perhaps things will be getting back on track. Ever since the halfway mark of Phase 4, things have be going downhill, so it's nice to finally see them break that wave. The only gripe I have, is how they handled MODOK's character, it was good in the beginning and was that way until the end when he just crapped out, but it's not big enough to give this movie the lowest rating yet so yeah. Kang was amazing, no more needs to be said. He is the next Thanos, so can't wait when the Big Final Battle happens. The recasting for Cassie, don't care, in fact, the new actor looks more like young Cassie so it all works out in the end. That's all I got, don't understand why people give this movie a hard time, as like I said it feels like a Marvel movie pre-Endgame. So yeah, I suggest you go watch it, it's actually worth going to the theater, or you can just wait for Disney Plus if you don't trust it.

Back when Cyberpunk 2077 first release, I couldn't get the game, mostly because it was buggy as hell, and given my age at the time, my Father wouldn't allow it. But i was always interested, so i kept my eye on it. Cut to 2 years later, I'm older, I've upgraded to a PS5 (which I think newer generation systems run the game better, and grants the game its full potential) 99% of the bugs are fixed, there now focusing on new content, and I Watched the Edgerunners series (still haven't finished it, need to, badly) so I decided to finally get it. And as luck would have it, to celebrate the 2nd trailer reveal for Phantom Liberty at the Game Awards, they decided to have the digital version on sale (though looking back, I was so impressed, I would've payed full price if there wasn't any other options.) I enjoy this game, even though, I'm probably not even a quarter the way done (perhaps 1/4th of the way through Act 2) and haven't gotten to the good stuff. It looks stunning, the story is amazing, and all the weapons and modifications at my disposal really help in making build that fits me. Also Keanu Reeves and Idris Elba, can't say no to that. Though I better get back on it, before Phantom Liberty comes out. Still loads of stuff to do. YouTube and Tick Tok are great at finding stuff that I would normally miss. All in all I'm impressed, I'm glad that I waited to get it. And would recommend it, though I would play it on a current gen console, instead of a last gen one.

Well it's been a month so now's a perfect time for this review. You will have fun playing Gotham Knights if you go into it, not expecting a Arkham game. Part of the reason why this game got the hate it did, is because everyone expected an Arkham game, yeah WB Montreal had a hand in the Arkham series with Origins and dlc's for Knight, but the system they used for the Arkham series, shouldn't be the standard, "why do you want to play the same thing you played, 7 years ago?" As long as you do that, you will have a good time. The gear system and character customization really shine, and the combat system, while a major departure from the Free Flow system, is enjoyable if once again, you don't expect an Arkham game The idea of playing as the Bat Family instead of Batman is also interesting as you get to see a world without Batman and how it changes things. The Court of Owls and the League of Shadows (or Assassins what ever you prefer) are also good enemies to fight. The online co-op is also fun, while WB Montreal struggled with The Multi-player mode on Origins, this one is alot better, as it helps to have a buddy, helping you clear out rooms, fight big waves of enemies or help with Bosses. Honestly they get a major win here. Traversal is amazing as well, with the reintroduction of Fast Travel points, the use of the Batcycle, grapneling and each characters own forms of Travel. Nightwing is the best, as essentially, you get to fly. Batgirl's gliding is also fun and brings back memories from the Arkham series, Red Hood's soul jumping is good and very useful, Robin's is okay, but definitely weaker then the others, using it for combat is extremely useful, as it has saved me so many times from a failed takedown. With the size of the map, all these help to get around. All in all, if you go in open minded, you.will have a good time With the recent Heroic Assault update, I have hopes that other villains from Batman's rouges gallery will show up, especially since there are very few, and you'd expect that with Batman gone, everyone would begin to make there moves. At the same time, there is also a possibility to add other playable characters, like Batwoman (comic version, not CW), another Robin, or possibly Luke Fox's Batwing, if WB Montreal can brave creation of a flying mechanic. In general I enjoy this game, and as Always you can have your own opinion, but if you are really looking to get Gotham Knights, it is a good purchase. but unlike me, don't be dedicated to buying the Deluxe edition, buy the regular edition and if you enjoy it, You can decide if you want to look like Batman Beyond or a Jim Lee comic book.

This movie was okay, it wasn't great by any means, but it was all right. The only problems I have with the movie, plot lines were rushed, certain points of the movie were confusing and there was barely any time to soak up character development. Spoilers Incoming if you want to watch the movie. It was very faithful to the games, (too faithful but I'm getting to that) the movie was an exact mirror of the remakes of Resident Evil 1 and 2, with changes but that's always to be expected. Events and locations were ripped straight from the games, a fans dream, I enjoyed watching things unfold, and comparing them to the games, but they relied too much on stuff from the games and didn't have anything to distinguish its self. In this case the Paul Anderson series wins cause it could distinguish itself from the games. Some characters were changed, the biggest being Leon, who went from a zombie killing machine to a lazy drinker, who had no clue what he was doing. Once again this proves the point videogames are hard to make into live acton, i think people are scared of what will happen in the Last of Us series coming to HBO Max, and if it'll be just as good as the 1st game was. There were plenty Easter Eggs here and there, (Example: Birkin's shirt towards the end said Tall Oaks, if you don't remember, Tall Oaks was the city location you were in during the beginning of Leon's campaign in RE6) All in all if they decided to make this movie into a series instead of mashing games together, adding a little elements from Anderson's movies it could do really well. There is still a chance for a perfect Resident Evil movie, for now we got these movies, just have to pick which one you like more.

I didn't get the chance of watching this in theaters, but my living room, with the blinds closed and no lights sufficed. This was extremely good, we get to see Gotham from a new perspective, we see many different stories and ideas from across the Batman Brand all into one, and wow, I was stunned. This feels dark and gritty, it makes you feel like your solving the mystery with Batman and the constant surprises and reveals just makes it feel awesome. SPOILER WARNING: I loved seeing how the original crime families played a major role, years before we had the Gotham show, or Batman The Long Halloween, the names Carmine Falcone and Don Maroni weren't really heard, we only heard Joker, Penguin, etc, as the main villains of Gotham, only did we hear about the super criminals or the secret societies. This movie will make sure you remember there names. The idea of Bruce Wayne's parents being corrupt is still kinda fresh, and I honestly thought it was gonna go there, but turns out they got involved with the wrong people, and when they tried to fix there mistake... well you know the rest. Penguin was well done in this, and I'm glad we got to see him about to take power during the chaos. Jeffrey Wright was an extremely good Gordon, we don't really see him in his pre commissioner days, and that he had to risk his job and jail just to make a real difference. Now Riddler: there are no amount of words that can describe how well he's done in this movie, he's no longer the weird kid, who likes puzzles, riddles and trying to prove he's the greatest mind in the world. His story was good, we only hear about how the death of Bruce Wayne's parents affected him, but not really anyone else. (I know Alfred was affected) the idea that he was affected by there deaths in the form of, Thomas Wayne was the only one who cared about him, and now he blames the world for his troubled life and wants revenge, but in a way where Gotham tears itself apart and he's just the driving force behind it all. In the end all I can say is that The Batman was unlike any other Batman movie, it focuses more on the mystery and less of the fighting. It's definitely something that you need to see and I hope that if they do a sequel, it's better or just as good.