David Huynh

Boring overhyped Christmas horror movie. Another bad Bill Skarsgard lead movie. Too many characters, very slow plot and unsatisfying ending. Sex scenes were lame too

Bad ending Musical Slow story Joker only shows up for one part of the movie and his character gets killed off Character assassination at its finest R version of Wonka

Slow paced introduction for the first 30 hours but the game takes around 100 hours for the first play through anyways Initially I was going in blind expecting it to be like Persona 5 Royal and I was so dissapointed because the combat felt a bit different for example the sneak attack and all out animation are very different. Also, the Persona awakening when the characters first get their persona is very different. Because I was so used to the epic cutscenes Persona 5 had when the characters ripped off their masks to unlock their persona, I was a bit disappointed when it was just a gun but I later started to appreciate persona 3's gun persona more and more as I progressed. Also social links initially felt like a slog, as well as grinding social stats. Also I initially was hoping different dungeons like Persona 5 Royal, but was disappointed when I found out Tartarus has over 200 floors for 1 entire level. HOWEVER! That is all for my critique because despite the slow start, I later began to appreciate Tartarus lore more after chapter 4 the game really ramps up. Story gets a lot more interesting as character development also gets fleshed out more and social links feel more meaningful after nearing the halfway mark for them I appreciated those social link characters more. I probably messed up the social link mastery my first play through but I very much look forward to maxing them out properly on my second play thorough now that the game is starting to click more. Hell, I probably will toss in that $50 expansion pass just cause Im really digging this game now. Damn it Atlas! It would be unjustified to drop a 1 star review just because of a greedy optional dlc option to get the true ending like Persona5 Royal, because the base game itself is phenomenal with its great story telling Oh and this is my first time playing persona 3, I didn't play persona 3 in the older gen version

After the success of puss in boots the last wish, it appears dreamworks has been struggling to release a decent sequel like megamind 2 and kung fu panda 4. Kung fu panda 4 brings back Po to his original idiot personality after becoming a matured dragon warrior leader to the furious 5 in part 3. The movie also bring back the main villains from the previous movies Tai Lung, Kai, and Shen. Tai Lung only gets like 5 lines and they're all unmemorable especially the last bit where he pays respect to Po as the dragon warrior. I was hoping Tai Lung to be the next dragon warrior. Kai and Shens original voice actors are not present, they are just silent characters that are very briefly introduced to have their powers immediately stolen by the new antagonist Chamelon and locked in a cage. Chameleon is a very irrelevant antagonist compared to the previous 3 movies whose only purpose is a overused cliche 'to take over the world'. She is also really weak and the fight scene finishes within 1 round barely any struggle and the finishing blow to her was really rushed and unsatisfying because there was no character development for Po and Fox to overcome their problems. Last but not least, awkwafina's fox character is just as annoying as she replaces the furious 5 which is only shown in the last 5 minutes as nostalgia bait just like bringing back the first 3 villains. Kung fu panda 4 comes off as a multiverse ripoff inspiration from Spiderman no way home bringing back the previous major villains from the trilogy, stripped away the voice actors and downplayed their characters to be underpowered compared to the chameleon who gets one shotted in the first and final fight. I was hopin the villains brought back would fight back against Po in an epic final showdown but what I got was their forced respect towards Po, very unsatisfying.

SPOILERS ALERT: A Dreamworks movie showcasing the supporting characters as traits of bedtime: Dark (nighttime setting), Insomnia, Sweet Dreams, Quiet, Sleep and Daytime (morning). These traits help the main character Orion overcome his personal fears as the lead supporting character Dark helps him. In the process, Dark also encounters his own personal fear of Daytime and losing his friends over him. This causes Dark to depend on Orion after he overcame his fear of the dark. Even though the theme and characters are well thought out, the presentation starts to get disoriented in the second act when Orions daughter gets introduced and she is eventually dragged into Orion's adventure. This makes the story really confusing and inconsistent with the apparent present because Orion was originally supposed to overcome his fear so he can go on a field trip with his highschool crush. That part does vaguely gets shown at the end. However, the story constantly shifts between adult Orion and the child version of himself which comes off as a confusing multiverse concept and I hate any multiverse movies except Spiderman homecoming. The first act starts strong but the second and third act when Orions grandson gets introduced with time travelling and futuristic monsters. This ridicules the tense mood built up in the first act and comes off as a lazy way to resolve the challenges that were established. Personally I hate it when the main characters kids gets involved in the story because most of the time it makes the plot less serious (like Migration) While I liked the theme and the animation style, the second and third act of this movie severely hindered my overall enjoyment

This show is so bad it’s laughable. It feels like a random comedy Sitcom for a crime mystery genre. The pacing is all over the place and the acting is laughable cringe. I’m surprised each episode is an hour. Half an episode already feels like a drag and there hardly any suspense so far other than random comedy one liners.

This game is definately not for the weak. The combat has drastically changed from OG hack and slash assasins creed and cheese chain assassination. I feel like the combat is inspired by nioh as you have to dodge and combo enemies to strategically knock deplete their stamina to deal a "killing blow" that does lots of damage. Parry is also strongly emphasized in this game to promote aggressive play style and drain the stamina faster. Exploration is a little bit slow early game cause you don't have your horse or hidden blade. The main character is a bit slow and the clunky attack animation is slow at first but very rewarding when you get used to it and the supporting skills to smoothen your playthrough. Make sure to synchronize every areas to make fast travel more accessible so you can backtrack after finishing the story. I play on ps5 so the graphics looks very nice as expected. Not as nice as demon souls, but it's still very enjoyable. Very few bugs but not groundbreaking. My only critique is that the characters look kinda stuff during side quest cutscenes, but I'm here the main story, scenary and combats.

Absolutely unacceptable for the game to look like Anthem launch despite being in production for 8 years, many delays, and a day 1 patch This game is far from perfect, but what makes it even worse is that the developers had to be awfully suspicious about hiding gameplay footages until launch day. Clearly they were hiding something and the colors have finally shown. F to those who preordered the collectors edition

I praise this game for following through with their release date unlike cyberpunk 2077

New changes compared to part 1. Although the gameplay is very similar, Nioh 2 brings new concepts and mechanics in the overall gameplay. First, new monsters are introduced. From yokais, to transforming imps and serpent maiden, this change really spices things up compared to pt1 which was mostly composed of humanoid and the same yokai brute with different wepons. Bosses have more variety too. Not only does enivormental changes feel different, but yokai realms got revamped to make the exploring feel a lot more tense yet rewarding after the main yokai is found and defeated which reverts the environment back to normal. Finally, players are provided a bunch of usable wepons including the ones from pt1s dlc. Yokais play a bigger role in this game as there's a much bigger variety than a button mashing living wepon. For example soul cores retains part of the yokais ability for the player to use and living wepon is more balanced now. Overall, the gameplay in general feels like it's improved a lot since the previous game while maintaining its key components from its predecessor.