This is a Sunday afternoon film, or a do the laundry while playing on the background film if I ever saw one. 

The atmosphere of Leshy’s cabin was fantastic and the cards’ artwork and systems were my kind of jam. I did feel cheated when I realised the game was letting me win, and pulled the same trick again for the last act - not including the denouement. I didn’t take it badly because it turned the game into more of a puzzle…

I'm reading it for the first time and was also surprised. It's a ripe of label that doesn't do it for me. It seems to trade in nostalgia and categorising genres by age group, which is weird and nonsensical. But whatever, I'll just not use it:)

Fair. Both are movies that I hate, but centipede seems to have a twisted z movie awareness that does not redeem it but makes the idea of it bearable.

That’s a valid point that I respect but can’t back up. The choice of ghastly torture inflicted upon, among others, newborns, is so out there, that I always question if they had to go so far to get that point across. Because to me, the outrageous acts of violence that’s are committed, along with the over the top and…

I’m of the humble and not unique opinion that it’s hard to read into it. It's a casually cruel and twisted movie that does not try to have any depth. When I heard what the authors said it was supposed to stand for, I could not imagine how the audience is supposed to arrive at that interpretation. 

I learned that from watching gerard's game. 

Nothing much. Just plotting my revenge, but first I need to get out of this apartment!

What the hell is an Old boy??

Not my number one of the franchise - that would be the original resident evil 2 - but I think it deserves its accolades.

Reminds me of that world tournament participant in dragon ball that would take her clothes off in order to throw their opponents off and try to win, but with 100% more nudity. 

There’s something harmless and fun about these dudes. Whenever a new version of them doesn’t hit it for me, I just wait for the next version. It’s not nostalgia, because I was a turtle head for their first tv encarnation, but nowadays they are far from being my favorites - the early 2000's version are. 

It was all part of the game. Now, can we chain Zuckerberg and Musk to a toilet in a grimey location and see how they fare? 

At the time I saw this in theatres, I came out doing cartwheels. I was 8 or 9 and it was a movie event. Now looking back, the first movie was a revelation and then the sequels went down hill fast. 

Donatello was always my least favorite turtle when playing video games. In the new tmnt he’s slow, but has the best taunt - crouches to sheepishly play game boy.

Men had a good set up and an over the top climax that sticks with the viewer. Unfortunately the in-between scenes were lackluster and meandering and the ending was a cop-out. Bodies bodies bodies had obnoxious characters, no tension whatsoever and a twist I actually saw coming miles ahead - although an obvious twist…

I love me some turtles, but I cannot get over the character designs. I actually enjoyed the ones for the recent netflix turtles film more.

Actually the best resident evil to put wick on, gameplay wise, would be 6. But I like the character too much to wish such bad I’ll to him.

It's enjoyable due to the actors but the forced conflict is dumb and the romantic pair spend too much time apart. Billie Ocean's song is a banger though:) 

Isn’t this game just a re-issue of nuns4 with a couple of new characters? Because the article almost made it sound like a different game, especially with that mention of depth and balance. I mean, I like this game series, but there is neither depth nor balance to the gameplay and characters.