Taluca Dragoni

I highly recommend this game, I’d wish there’d be 10 stars because I rate this game a 10/10. Though for newcomers, I do recommend playing the 2018 God of War game before this one. I will not spoil much but the combat, the story, and characters are amazing

Look, I know people say the game is bugged and glitchy but now it's not that much buggy and glitchy anymore. But needless to say, I had a BLAST playing this game! I played so much that I actually got so strong and even beat all sidequests (exaggerating), the mechanics in the game are very fun and I love how diverse and even fantastic the worldbuilding is.

A bad film that is heavily cliched on a murderer film. Crazy woman, black guy dies first, none of the main character's traits are used as advantages against the murderer, all characters make bad decisions, and the killer is somehow a supernatural being who can take someone from upstairs to the basement while they're yelling. However, I am giving them 2 stars for not revealing the killer's identity, I think it is a good concept of having the murderer not be revealed but remain a secret so that people can speculate who could be the murderer. Except this concept was used in a horrible film

I think this film is not only creative but also gives off the message to people about how easily adults can be manipulated, not just children, adults as well. Like Olaf said: "No one ever believes in children" which is sadly true, people will think that the child that is the target of someone evil, no one may not believe in them. It even gives off the "evil always finds a way" vibe because the main characters are children and no matter how many times they win or try to defeat the bad guy, the villain finds a way simply because of legal rights as well as great acting performance

This has become my #1 Favorite Video Game Of All Time, it surpassed Silent Hill 2 and Death Stranding. Thomas Mahler and Gareth Coker...thank you for everything. I can only hope that we get a spin-off sequel to the game because I really want to see more of the world and see how Ori is doing now. All I want to say is congratulations on giving birth to one of the greatest game series of all time and bringing Ori to our lives.

This here, Disney? This is how you make a great kids film, you take notes by just watching this. This film really teaches us that sadness isn't always a bad feeling, we all need sadness in our lives but there're times when sadness can get out of control to the point we don't deserve it such as depression. What this film also taught is that you can't force yourself to be happy, it'll damage your mental state and make you even sadder. You really can't just try to force someone to be happy by playing jokes or doing something that'll cheer them up, there aren't in the state to do so, so use sadness if it is necessary because that's what we call venting. I can't wait for Pixar to make another great film like Inside Out