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Okay, so, Dragonball Fighterz is about… well, it’s about Dragonball and it’s about fighting. Go figure, right? Anyway, I’m not going to get into the minutia of the story mode – or most of the other modes, for that matter; no, instead this whole article is going to be about the mode I’ve spent… just…
Every now and then you'll come across a show that's just so good that you can't help but tell people about it. For me, at this moment, that show would have to be Parasyte: The Maxim. Having just finished the final episode last night, (really, early this morning) I'm still attempting to wrap my head
Firewatch tells the story of Henry, a troubled man who – after a string of unfortunate events – decides to take a seemingly simple job as a fire lookout in the Shoshone National Forest. What he assumed would be a rather peaceful summer quickly becomes complicated as Henry is forced to deal with a nu
So, a few weeks ago I wrote a review on Spike Jonze’s epic love story, Her & ever since then I haven’t been able to stop thinking about the idiosyncratic manner with which the A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) superseded its original programming & eventually evolved to a state of existence which we, as
So, I just finished watching Netflix’s Death Note film and.. well, where do I begin? Let’s start back at the end of June, when I saw the first trailer for the film. My first impression of it was less than positive. With the dour appearance of our protagonist, Light; the strange take on the would-be
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Ray Bradbury took the literary world by storm in 1953 when he published his second novel, Fahrenheit 451, which presented readers with a bleak look at the future of America, wherein free-thought and the accumulation of knowledge had been taken away through the burning of books. The second film adaptation of the beloved book, produced by HBO, manages to pay homage to the original, while also presen