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The Last of Us: Long, Long Time (2023)
Of course this episode is review bombed
Insecure homophobes have bombarded this episode with 1* reviews. All I can say is that is nonsense.
This episode is a beautiful portrait of a relationship in the worst scenario there is which is able to add more depth to our main characters who only have a small amount of screen time. It's a remarkable feat.
The only way you could possibly dislike the episode is if your a person who just thinks, "ew gay". Newsflash: Gay people exist.
This is objectively great from the writhing to directing and performances. Expect this to pick up some awards.
I did to my wife, "this is a video game lol" at one point. It is and it's wonderful.
Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021)
A movie about Mother Boxes for people who should've stayed in their Mother's Boxes...
4 hours... 4 of the most mind numbingly boring hours I've ever spent on anything.
Really, not much is even new. It's the same basic awful story.
Why is everything so dark I can't make out who is who or what is even happening?
Why is this the most overly serious slog that's based on comic books originally aimed at children? Do people really need Batman saying the "f-word"?
Why does Amber Heard have an English accent?
The worst part? The completely gratuitous and meaningless dream sequence/prologue...
The only people this will appease are man baby incels who live with mommy.
As another feller once said, "A movie about Mother boxes for people who should've stayed in their mother's boxes.
Tales from the Crypt: Only Sin Deep (1989)
The most vain person on the planet.
Season 1 takes a small dip here. Still a solid effort but not on par with the rest.
The one draw back to the episode is that there is no character that is likable in any way.
Overall it's decent with a satisfying ending.
Tales from the Crypt: Dig That Cat... He's Real Gone (1989)
The hits keep coming with season 1
Joey Pants steals the show. Good twist ending, although fairly predictable.
Tales from the Crypt: And All Through the House (1989)
Not so original, but good.
A standout in the decent first season.
Although, far from an original story it's an absolute blast. This one is a Christmas staple.
Tales from the Crypt: The Man Who Was Death (1989)
A promising beginning...
While this is far from my favorite Tales episode, this is a great start to show what the series will be. Humorous, witty, decently acted, decently written, dark, twisty...
All explain the best of the series and explain this episode quite well.
The Last of Us: Part II (2020)
A sequel that surpasses its incredible predecessor in virtually every way.
First, there has been an obvious attempt by review bombers to mock and shame a game they have not yet even played let alone finished. What this boils down to are nerdlinger Chuds who can't stomach the fact that you play as a woman and a character is Gay.
Guess what losers! Gay people and woman exist and the fact they're in the game does nothing to negate how incredible it is.
TLOU2 is a story about revenge blinding and taking hold of a person to the point it destroys everyone's life involved.
A stunning story full of twists and turns and pleasant surprises that you'll never feel you're able to tell what is going to happen. Arguably, this is possibly the greatest narrative game I've ever played.
Every aspect of the gameplay has improved over the first game. The addition of a dodge button makes melee combat interesting. The varied weapons and upgrades are improved as well. The ability to jump across different objects or crawl completely prone bring such varied aspects to combat you'll never run out of unique encounters.
The only slight complaints here are the length (took me almost 30hrs to complete)
And I'd highly suggest playing on a PS4 pro as I played on a standard PS4 and frame rate drops were frequent especially during combat encounters.
This game is truly an achievement and testament to what can be done with the video game art form.
Highest of recommendation.
The Last of Us: Part II (2020)
A sequel that surpasses its incredible predecessor in virtually every way.
First, there has been an obvious attempt by review bombers to mock and shame a game they have not yet even played let alone finished. What this boils down to are nerdlinger Chuds who can't stomach the fact that you play as a woman and a character is Gay.
Guess what losers! Gay people and woman exist and the fact they're in the game does nothing to negate how incredible it is.
TLOU2 is a story about revenge blinding and taking hold of a person to the point it destroys everyone's life involved.
A stunning story full of twists and turns and pleasant surprises that you'll never feel you're able to tell what is going to happen. Arguably, this is possibly the greatest narrative game I've ever played.
Every aspect of the gameplay has improved over the first game. The addition of a dodge button makes melee combat interesting. The varied weapons and upgrades are improved as well. The ability to jump across different objects or crawl completely prone bring such varied aspects to combat you'll never run out of unique encounters.
The only slight complaints here are the length (took me almost 30hrs to complete)
And I'd highly suggest playing on a PS4 pro as I played on a standard PS4 and frame rate drops were frequent especially during combat encounters.
This game is truly an achievement and testament to what can be done with the video game art form.
Highest of recommendation.