Reviews

Fit is one of those films that you either love or hate. Sure, the acting isn't GREAT, and it is sort of cheesy, and pretty cringe at times (You wot m8? You callin' me GAY?!).

Despite this, I enjoyed it. It has a good message and nice characters that I genuinely felt hate/sorry towards. The characters all had segments dedicated to them, and how they struggled being gay/having a gay friend, and all of the surprising amount of homophobia in the film.

There is quite a lot of change throughout the film as well. There was a character I hated, since he was one of the Chauvin bullies, but it was eventually revealed that he was gay. After that, he began to get more friendly, and TBH, I felt sorry for him.

The one I felt most sympathy for was Karmel, since she had Homophobic parents and was scared to come out as gay.

Final verdict: 7.9 / 10

There is not much to complain about. It has excellent characters, good storyline, brilliant, memorable jokes, and decent actors. It may take one or two episodes to get into, but it is worth watching. I watched the first season in one day, and the second season the next. It only takes a few hours to watch, which is a shame.

You honestly feel sorry for certain characters, like Linda, as she is always the one being bullied for being Asian and ugly.

Season 1 get you into the characters for the first couple of episode, and then get into it. Season 2 introduces two new and just as excellent characters, while taking away two from season 1 (One of one is Oliver, my favourite character).

It is also based on the Office, with its camera movements.

Final Verdict: 8.5 / 10

I love this game. The story, the characters, the gameplay, the atmosphere... Not a lot to fault with this game. Some of the characters skins (mainly the trousers with pink lines down the side) I didn't really like. And the boots were not really very good looking. Aside from this, GREAT GAME. Improvement over Metro 2033 in almost every aspect. I don't understand why anyone would not like this game.

There were some people that faulted the game for its use of Female characters being sexualised. I felt the sex scene with Artyom and Anna fit the story, considering the fact they were going to die. The strip club was a little weird, and there were women in the Theater that could be considered 'sexualised'.

I also prefer the style and layout of 2033, but Last Light contains better gameplay.

Final Review: 9.4 / 10

Signs is one of Shymalans best films. But for some reason people didn't understand this film. Which is bulls*it because it is quite easy to understand. It is about loosing faith and then regaining that faith. IT IS NOT MEANT TO BE AN ALIEN INVASION FILM.

A lot of people did not like that the Aliens were hurt by water,a nd were complaining: 'Oh, but they cant take over a planet filled with water because water hurts them!'

Okay, I have a couple things to say to that. THEY WERE NOT TRYING TO TAKE OVER THE PLANET! If you had listened to the film, you would have found out that they were there for the people, not the planet, dips*its. Even if they were here for the planet it would make sense. If we found a planet that was filled with acid, we would still try to take over.

So I get a little angry when people say the Plot Twist was terrible, because it was great.

Final review: 8.5 / 10

I did not enjoy F.E.A.R.: Extraction Point as much as the other games, so I didn't have very high hopes for Perseus Mandate. But when I played the game I thought is was pretty good. Then i went to see what reviews it got, and all websites seemed to give it about 6 / 10, which is odd, since it was a HUGE improvement over Extraction Point.

I guess people didn't like it because it 'looked dated' and 'wasn't original'. I found it quite fun, and an interesting story. I even felt for one of the characters - Lt. Steve Chen - I was fairly sad when he died, as it was hinted he had a family.

So, I had fun with this game, and I hope other people do as well.

Final Review: 7.5 / 10

F.E.A.R.: First Encounter Assault Recon is mind blowing. It has Good Action, A seriously scary atmosphere, and an amazing story.

I found the story a bit confusing to be honest, which is good, because that is probably what Monolith productions was going for. I tried to just play the game, and have fun, which I did.

On the first time round I managed to pick up that Alma was a powerful psychic, mother of Fettel, the one you are trying to kill, who is also commanding a Battalion of Cloned Soldiers, then in a plot twist you were the other son of Alma, and Fettels brother. Harlan Wade is your grandfather, and Alice Wade is your aunt.

On the second time playing, I found out much more from laptops and phones about all the experiments and who was involved, and other stuff like that.

I would also recommend the other games, created by Monolith, Day 1, and even the Vivendi expansions (Extraction Point I didn't enjoy as much, but not terrible).

Final Review: 9.2 / 10

This film is bad. Don't bother with it.

The girl obviously has something wrong with her (self harming, violence, etc..), and the parents don't want to do anything about it. She goes to see a therapist, and he recommends medication for the girl. He is fired. Seriously, what the hell?? He is just trying to help her.

Also, the PARENTS Don't TELL HER (or anyone else) THAT SHE HAS TOURETTE SYNDROME!!!! How could someone try and hide the reason of the child's behaviour that she clearly is worried about herself.

This film is just absolute s*hit. If you want to see a GOOD Drama film, I would recommend 'White Oleander'. THAT is a film worth watching.

Final Review: 1/10

Along with directing the best TV series ever (The Walking Dead), Frank Darabont has also directed one of the best, and most underrated film ever: The Mist.

I was unsure what to expect at first. I knew it could never be as amazing as TWD, and reviews from film sites had not been spectacular. But when I watched it, I was amazed at the greatness of the film.

I have never been a fan of Roger Ebert, but when I found out he disliked the Mist, I was shocked. His review was paragraph after paragraph of hate.

Marcia Gay Harden's performance was truly spectacular. One of the most unlikable movie characters (asise from Captain Vidal from Pans Labyrinth) The ending of the film really makes it. The guy shoots his son and three others, only to find out that help was only a minute away, and if he had stayed at the supermarket they would have been fine. Extremely depressing.

Final review: 10 / 10

I am a very big fan of Simon Pegg, (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, Worlds End and Paul). A Fantastic Fear of Everything is not Pegg's best work, but still a rather enjoyable film that I found hilarious (The best was probably PC Taser playing 'Final Countdown' near the end).

A Fantastic Fear of Everything is one of those films that you just need to sit back, watch, and just enjoy the film for what it is. I have only watched it once, and, truth be told, it will probably stay that way.

There isn't really much else to say about this film. It is basically a Comedy/Thriller about a guy scared to go outside because he thinks he is going to be murdered.

Just watch it.

This movie is one of my favourites, and don't understand why it received mixed reviews.

Vin Diesel portrays the character of Riddick quite well, and the monsters and graphics were quite good for its time (And likely still good today)

But there are two things i need to complain about:

1. The fight scence between Riddick and Johns near the end is *way* too short, and Johns was defeated almost instantly (Although when the monster bites down on Johns's head is awesome)

2. I was unsure about the story at first.

Okay, okay, I know the plot better *now*, but I was somehow unsure what was happening during the first half of the film until my friend explained it to me.

And as I said in my Summary, *A Good Monster Movie*!!!