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Matt Reeves stand alone Batman film has finally been released after many years in production hell. This movie promises a slow paced Batman movie, finally showing an on screen portrayal of Batman the detective. While the film is a masterclass in how to craft a thoughtful and impactful opening, unfortunately the entire project begins to fall on its face in the third act, trying to do everything, and in turn doing nothing correctly.

Uncharted is finally here after more than a decade in production hell. Now that we finally have a movie based on this beloved franchise, the question of whether the video game curse will be lifted is once again posed. The answer is a bit more complicated than a simple "yes" or "no". The reality is Uncharted is a movie made for fans of Tom Holland, not for fans of the franchise. #Uncharted #Review #Movie

Movie trailers have had a serious issue for quite some time. It's not uncommon that after watching a single trailer once that I can have a fairly complete idea of the entire movie, from the story beats, to three act structure. I have decided to conduct something of an experience here by making a prediction of the story we're likely to see when we arrive at the theater. I will update this description with a link to a follow up video seeing how close I was. Full review: https://rumble.com/vvfvv3-uncharted-a-movie-for-fans-of-tom-holland-not-the-franchise.html #uncharted #trailer #movie

Well, it's January alright. A time of year dedicated to mediocre and mundane media. Despite the typical crap usually reserved for the time of year we are all collectively in denial about our dieting and exercise prospects, the occasional gem can shine through (EX: Dying Light). With the latest release from acclaimed indie developer Drinkbox out on Games Pass, let's find out which category it falls into. #xbox #Nobodysavestheworld #gamespass

After six long years we finally have Halo Infinite. Has 343 finally succeeded in delivering a game I want to play?

The Matrix Resurrections has released to seemingly negative reception from much of the fan base. Is it really that bad? Is the movie seriously flawed, or does The Matrix, as a trilogy, suffer from revisionist history?

*THIS VIDEO CONTAINS FULL SPOILERS* After the pre-mature deaths of not one, but two Spiderman franchises, Sony has decided it's time to bring back some of the characters from these series. Is this a true fan service event, doing justice to the characters we thought we would never see again, or is this nothing more than a cynical cash grab? Let's find out.