#mini review

[ystrike1]

hi! i was curious if you had played the game called “watch the road” by mirawakestudios? if so, what are your thoughts?

Watch The Road - By mirawakestudios (7/10)

I wasn't completely in love when I played it, but I do love the setting. Simple and effective and scary.

Alot of yandere visual novels take place in remote areas, which is a good vibe, but the car setting added extra claustrophobia! The demo is full of possibilities. It's been confirmed that a captivity route will be in the full game. That's classic but I hope there's an ending where he dies as well. I always like a fight, and a protagonist that wants to survive.

I remember pausing on this particular frame. The little changes in Ilya's facial expression are excellent. That alone makes it worth a play.

[artemish]

I saw the new Superman movie and it was so cathartic for me..

To see a main character who is a man be loving and genuine to everyone around him; to have such a great love for humanity, even if he himself is not biologically human. What makes him human is that he feels, he loves; he dares to consider others in an inconsiderate world. Clark isn’t afraid to be vulnerable. He doesn’t view it as unmanly or a weakness, but a way to connect with the people around him and show them there’s hope.

People were going to die!

I keep thinking about this scene with Lois and this line and its delivery in particular. It’s not that Clark didn’t think about the consequences when interfering in an international dispute; he knew that there would be some ramifications to his actions. But would that mean he let a genocide happen? No, obviously not. The frustration he feels when his actions are challenged, as if any other way would’ve prevented or slowed down the progress of evil, is so valid.

Does that make him idealistic? Perhaps it does, but in a world as cynical and as hateful as ours has become, isn’t it so refreshing to see a character be allowed to trust others and see the good in everything? Isn’t it refreshing to see them do good to the maximum amount? Like when did it become so radical to be nice to others?? And when did it become cringe to be earnest and genuine about your feelings or about the things you believe in?

I’m so glad kids, especially boys, get to look up to this new Superman because they can learn that it’s okay to be kind and to express themselves, and stand up against the atrocities committed against their fellow humans.

That it’s punk rock to be kind.

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

How is it that “Wake Up Dead Man”, a buddy cop dramedy about an atheist and a priest joining forces to solve a murder, is a better Catholic/Christian movie than so many actual Catholic/Christian movies.

On a more serious note, as someone who was raised Catholic, it was really surprising to see a genuinely positive portrayal of a priest in a Hollywood movie. It’s mainly because the movie had Benoit Blanc go on this atheist rant and Monsignor Wicks being a shitty priest, it felt like the movie was just gonna be another round of, “religion bad, religious people are crazy”. But the way they portrayed Father Jud was really inspiring. Just a good man who is trying to do right by his flock. And, to be honest, Father Jud just being a good person who believes in God felt more genuine than some other religious movies I’ve watched, where the movie just blatantly preaches at the audience.

Anyways, solid 7.5/10 movie. Better than the first one, but the second one is still the best. However, Father Jud might be my favorite of the Benoit Blanc companions, although I admit that I’m biased due to my upbringing.

[cloudedbykatana]

DON'T HIT WITH NO HESITATION!

Built the MG Gogg. Hes so peak. Goes so well with the MG Acguy. I absolutely love the TPU joint cover parts, they give such good visual details that really push the amphibious robot vibe.

[theclassyelfman]

Got to watch Iron Lung with a friend. I had been curious about how it would be adapted since it didn't seem like there was too much to make from the game, especially for a run time of just over 2 hours. Without getting too deep into it, I have to say it was really cool, especially for Mark's first big theatrical production. You can tell it was a labour of love, there was a lot of attention to detail and very purposeful cinematography and direction with everything. After years of waiting, I'm happy it's being so well received.

[filmndtvreviews]

Supernatural: The Man Who Would Be King

Season Six - Episode Twenty

Creatures: Archangel, Angels, Demons. Unknown Monsters.

Rating: 6/10

Review:

Excuse me Castiel, were you going to step on the fish? I don’t mind this episode, it has the same vibe every third episode from last has. But I really like that it’s from Castiel’s point of view. I really like it when the episode goes to heaven or hell. I don’t know why, but something about it is very interesting.

(Don't take these little reviews too seriously - they're just a bit of fun)

[kakuusei]

I'm genuinely so happy for Ne Zha 2's success.

I know it's still very early but I can confidently say that this is one of the best movies of the year. Very well deserved! I don't even do reviews but it is worth all the hype!

My takeaways:

Top-tier animation

Universal themes

Compelling story line

Relatable characters and situations

World building

Intricate character and set designs

Humor

Unpredictability

Emotional weight

Great music and score

THE DRAGONS! 🐉 💜

The third act left me in awe. I was in tears and then one minute later I was cheering. From tear to cheer! I cannot recommend it enough. I hope it will be distributed in as many countries!

[idiiiiiiiiiiidit]

finally came back from celebrating christmas with my family just so i can say; this was a great episode. i was legit just smiling like a fuckin maniac the entire time i was watching it. also-

-it's nice to see her again after so long!!