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Feels more like a bad modern Far Cry game rather than an elder scrolls clone. This game went woke and broke. They can all go live in the woods like they planned after their studio shuts down

Terrible. Ruins the original trilogy's ending and so much more. The main cast is reduced to a decreased amount of screen time as the majority of this movies focus is on Woody, Bo, new one dimensional characters, and a main villain who is nothing but wasted potential. Now Buzz in the movies has always had a big role. He was first introduced as a toy who thought he was a space ranger that could fly, but he soon developed into one of Woody's best friends and a reliable person that you can count on. However in this disaster of cinema he's reduced to a brainless ape. For whatever reasons the writers decided to derail his character into being something that is no more than the stupid comedy relief as he acts as if he has no mind of his own. From listening to his programmed sentences, to almost getting him and Woody caught moving. It's as if he had some traumatic accident that reduced his intelligence before this movie that never gets mentioned. Now not to say that the trailers are misleading, but what me and my friends first expected when walking into the theatre was a movie further exploring the lore of the Toy Story universe with the help of the new character Forky. We thought they would explain how and why Toys come to life, but instead this movie is about slamming everything from the previous movies into a trash can. From Bonnie treating Woody like secondary garbage, to Woody having a second mid life crisis and leaving his owner. As a stand alone movie, this would be a 3 out of 5, however this is a sequel, and this sequel has waaaaay too much contrast to the third movies ending. SPOILERS up ahead, but Woody leaves Bonnie and the others to stay with Bo at the carnival at the end. The scene with him saying goodbye is supposed to be emotional and revolutionary, at least thats what the music and tone suggests. However I just couldn't help but think about how Andy gave Bonnie Woody, told her to take good care of him, and then he's forgotten just like that. They even had Woody say 'To infinity and beyond' as a goodbye. As if this movie was a magical and fuffilling disney/pixar experience. When I watched the ending I felt nothing but disappointment. theres no charm, no wit, no care in this movies writing. The animation is however pretty ok

This game isn't even technically open world. What this game does is take the wild areas from sword and shield and enlarge them in scale. Theres several of these areas in total and you cant seamlessly go from one to the other. You have to click on which you wish to travel to. Graphics glitch and the render distance has a disco party. Not a lot of pokemon but I'm sure with the new greedy ways of Nintendo, they'll be adding more with dlc after they saw how well that scheme worked with sword and shield. This game does actually add some new mechanics to the pokemon turn based combat system. Strong style, and agile style. It isn't a lot but hey its something for a series that has basically stayed the same for 2 decades. If you want to play an actually good open world pokemon game try pixelmon on minecraft. This is not worth the full triple a asking price. If you are really determined to play this, wait for a sale or something. Whats really tragic is that they gave the development responsibility of the gen 4 remakes to some third party wannabes so they could focus on this glitchy mess of a game. What a tragedy all around. Nothing but disappointing titles

Great story, lovable characters, very well written. Action, adventure, comedy, drama, romance. Ups and downs Laughs and cries Has an abundant amount of extra content besides the main 3 games Worth the price if you're into visual novel games

Money laundering scam, bad writing, and horrible human beings behind the scenes. When you put all three together you get this cartoon. This abomination of animations quality is the equivalent of giving people on tumblr a budget This show has the most unsubtle agenda driven self inserted plot I've ever witnessed. Its as if they watched rwby and steven universe and then they took all the horrible aspects of those shows and then created this. Where to begin, well lets first get it out of the way that this show is a scheming scam plotted by evil people with agendas long enough to fill 12 decades worth of garbage. Crunchyroll stole money from its subscribers who believed they were supporting the anime industry. No, well it turns out they weren't, their hard earned money was dumped into this cartoon that has jpgs of lampposts and bread because the the people behind it were unexperienced/lazy. Not sure with, not really interested. It is known however that there were major problems behind the scenes of this show. Since the first trailer of this dumpster fire was released this show has received massive backlash, and for good reason. The teaser depicted the shows "writers" and "directors" basically stating how no other studio does 2D animation anymore and how what they're "working" on is going to be some next level thing. They also praised the writing room being 100% female.......yeah I'm sure that was a good idea...... The characters for this cartoon are the most cliche, robotic personalities and the main 4 are basically taken right out of rwby. Theres the main one named rose whos mother is missing and she has her sword (a lot of originality Ik), and her voice is inconsistent throughout some episodes. Theres her best friend sage who is..... there.... Then theres blake a non human, oh sorry I mean thyme, a non human moody lump of coal who contributes nothing besides negative comments that are badly written. Just a side note, she is also an elf with a bow and arrow, again the originality in this show is very good. Then theres the spunky blonde dwarf who is easily the only decent character of the main four who has a hammer.....did I mention this cartoon has a lot of originality? They all fit cliche character types, and theres side characters who are worth noting. Theres snapdragon, a wimp who enjoys wearing dresses. Theres two cousins who are agenda characters to promote the writers self beliefs, who do notuing for the story. Theres a purple haired girl whos easily the best character in the show, not really saying much though. Theres a bunch of quirky side characters whos jokes all fall flat because the writing is horrible. Theres someone called slimeboy whos voice actor needs a better mic. The voice acting sounds so unnatural for pretty much all the characters. They sound like robots pretending to be human beings. I'm surprised theres no scenes with bbq sauce in the background. That way we would know that they're real. The writing and dialogue....omg. I dont even know how to describe this. Ok so this cartoon has to the look and feel of a pre schooling cartoon. The dialogue is so bad and simplistic that you are forced to think that. But its not a pre school cartoon, this is for teens and adults. It has adult language and violence. Its so inconsistent with the dialogue. The agenda they were trying to sell is so unsubtle. Its so blatant what they were really making this for. Not to tell a good story, not for fun, theres none of those things here. This is a poor attempt at propaganda This show was doomed from the start. No one had any hope or beliefs that this cartoon was going to be decent

Decent comic book movie Basically a bromance movie between Eddie and Venom Fun plot that doesn't really go anywhere Carnages hair was better in the first movies credit scene than this movie, it was just more accurate to the comic hair Edgy sony movie. Better than most of their other recent releases though

Audio from cutscenes constantly cuts out. Theres long loading screens when entering an area without any warning. Terrible map (Tells you barely anything and scrolls from top to bottom while you struggle to get the camera to land in the middle of it.) You'll beat the game before any character reaches level 10, but they have achievements for each character reaching that level. So if you want those achievements, prepare to have a long boring grind. Objects will not load until they are 10 feet in front of you. For example, theres this part in the game where a section is blocked by steam coming from the ocean. But the steam doesn't load until its right in front of you, so you're going to be constantly ramming into it thinking its an opening. It's like a big bag of money sitting on a table, but when you reach for it some glass pane comes down on your arm. Theres side quests, but the status of the side quests are mentioned nowhere in any menu. To see how far you are in a side quest you have to continue with the side quest you're trying to do. For example, there's a quest where you have to collect penguins, but the game will never tell you how many more you need to collect unless you collect a penguin) Theres a game here, it's just not polished very well.

Good animation, action, and overall scenery. The pacing of this story is horrible. The show never fully develops the characters relations with each other and when they try to show relationship growth it is rushed to no end. The bromance/frenemy relationship between Trevor and Alucard is so rushed it feels as if the Flash wrote this plot. It seems as if the writers expect the audience to already know the ins and outs of who the characters are and who they are going to be. Which is true for audience members who played a majority of the video games. If you played the games or know the lore, it is very simple to connect to these characters. But if you played none/few you may feel as if entire character arcs are missing from the series Character introductions feel rushed as well and they introduce some characters out of no where with no build up. For example when Trevor and Sypha are meeting Alucard and then Alucard immediately joining their party in a matter of minutes. You will notice things like that in all 4 seasons. One good thing about the story is the amount of screen time they give the villain characters development. In season 2 alone, without doing any calculations, it feels like you spend more screen time in Draculas castle with all the bad guys than with the main trio of heroes who are supposed to be on a grand and dark adventure In the end the series is a fun, gory, and exciting ride, but the pacing is what ruins most of it

Wow. I went into this movie expecting an averagely good mcu film. Instead I witness yet another garbage contender for the worst mcu films. This movie was so bland, unsubtle and bad that its almost as bad as captain marvel and iron man 3 put together. The film starts off decently enough with your run of the mill super hero movie plot. It gave off strange 'The Wolverine' vibes to be honest. Then the fan favorite villain taskmaster shows up, and thats when they trick you into thinking this movies going to be good. However it all goes down hill near the second act. The relationship between Black Widow and her sister is the highlight of the film, although some scenes may seem a bit overacted. The chemistry between the two of them works very well as they show a believable sisterhood relationship. The fight scenes are good, nothing new or original though, a bit generic. The tone of the film itself constantly gives off weird vibes throughout its duration, thinking that the audience should show sympathy towards the deaths of random goons that were just introduced in the same scene. Now agenda driven films have always been bad, but this one does not even try to be subtle. The only male hero in the film, Red Guardian gets the short end of the straw in every fight scene he is in as he is constantly being used as comedy relief or has to be saved by the other characters. Every single fight scene he is in. The main bad guy of the film is one of those villains who you're not supposed to care about and forget his name when thinking of all of the mcu villains. By far the cringiest line in the film is by him during his villain monologue. Something about ridding the worlds problem of having too many girls. Its an out of no where line that truly makes no sense as nothing like it was hinted before the scene. That line alone granted any remaining audience members the acknowledgement that they had been tricked into watching a badly written girl power movie. Recently the mcu has been showing more and more of this narrative in their releases, be it the disney plus shows or movies such as this. Sacrificing story for an agenda is normally never a good thing, sometimes writers can subtly hide their agenda cleverly. But the mcu is as subtle as a brick flying through your windshield while driving down a highway at full speed. You're gonna see the brick. If the mcu continues down this road there may not be much story left to tell to anyone. Fix your nonsense disney