An entertaining hitman movie. Antonio Banderas is particularly good, and the rest of the cast is solid. The plot is unnecessarily ridiculous in a couple areas purely for drama - like Julianne Moore running off to party - but the rest is good.

EPIC enough said

Expected a lot and this film delivered. Dawson and Washington are standouts. Started a bit slow, so wasn't sure if it was going to live up to the hype, but my heart was racing until the end. Not quite in the same league as Speed, but close!

Much better and scarier than Dead Space, good atmosphere. The camera isn't sluggish and not as close. Combat also seems more responsive, and melee is somewhat possible. The 'Force' is useful, though sometimes the item you're holding disappears.

The main character is awesome. There's violence. There's deceit, manipulation, and brutality. All with giant robots beating the shit out of other giant robots. Not to mention destroying an evil empire. One of my favorite animes.

War in the North is the perfect example of wasted potential. Despite an interesting use of the movie license and some excellent visuals, developer Snowblind fails where it really counts, gameplay.

The first Woody Allen movie I've ever liked! Loved the Hitchcock vibe and thought the whole thing was splendidly done. Johansson's acting was the only weak link. Clever!

A blatant rip-off of the Phoenix Wright mechanics, this game's puzzles are unfortunately not as well implemented, nor as clever. Also, it is not as funny as the show it came from, though it does have its moments, particularly when Mentok is around.

Not bad, the acting was okay and the plot was passable - but expected. The ending reveal in particular was completely uninteresting. Exam is a much better single room thriller, though not as violent as this.

Keira Knightley portrays a nymphomaniac/masochist in a much too psychotic way and her face only shows pain during the encounters.

Simple plot and well acted but the story line moves entirely too slow.

I spent many years playing this game on the PC. I still play it when I have the time. Thanks to Halo Custom Edition there is always new maps and new stuff to play.

Unsurprisingly some racism and sexism. The plot is fairly pedestrian but the cast and script manage to keep season one interesting. After that, things like the Bobbie Barrett plot seem awkward, and the Draper family drama slowly destroys the charm.

Of of the most emotionally impactful games I've ever played, especially after experiencing the second ending. Though mechanically flawed, Nier is a masterpiece of storytelling, character design, and music.

Probably my favorite comedy of the year. A bit similar to Horrible Bosses.