Morshu101

Peter Pan and Wendy is the live action remake version of the Disney animated classic, Peter Pan and it's actually... good? I can't believe it either, this film was actually not that bad. The plot has been changed a bit and the ending is a bit different too. The actors do a great job and bring different sides to the characters that we never saw in the original film. Of course the film isn't perfect, I think the pacing was bad at some points, but I'm glad to see that Disney is trying something new with these pointless films. Overall, I would recommend this film, it's whimsical, fun, and under 2 hours as well.

6/10, didn't mind this one.

Maybe that's a bit harsh since the Sonic movies have also proven to be good. But they have made many sacrifices since they typically take place on Earth and not in Green hill zone or any Sonic game area. This movie however is as faithful to the games as possible. Easter eggs galore. The animation brings the Mushroom Kingdom to life beautifully, resulting in some breathtaking visuals. The voice acting isn't half bad too. There are some people who feel out of place like Cranky Kong. But Chris Pratt, the guy everyone despised for "Mushroom Kingdom... here we come"? He's actually good in this movie and might've been one of the best in the movie. However, Charlie Day and Jack Black steal the show and are definitely the best. Bowser sings a musical number in this movie that slaps so hard that me and my friends started singing along to it. Most of the music in this movie is well orchestrated overall. However, there are some miss fires. Peach is a fine character, but I feel she should've had more development. Also, the use of classic songs in this movie is kinda annoying, such as using the "Holding out for a Hero" song for a scene even though it was done in a better movie (cough, cough, Shrek 2). All in all, this is a good start for Nintendo to translate all of their other properties into movies, such as the Legend of Zelda.

7/10, fun time.

I got to say, I'm a bit surprised to find my self talking about this game 10 years later, but it's just that good. I remember watching the movie "LEGO Batman the Movie: DC Super Heroes Unite" on DVD before playing it. Fun fact, the movie was going to be released on its own, but TT decided to make the game to go along with it instead, which explains why the cutscenes in the game can feel disjointed at points. Speaking of cutscenes, the voice acting in the game is very good. Troy Baker is probably my second favorite voice actor (Kevin Conroy is my favorite, peace to him) and Chris Smith does a good voice for the Joker. They also brought Clancy Brown in to voice Lex Luthor, which is another fantastic choice. As for the missions though, they are good. Every level that takes place in Gotham is either a 10/10 or an 8/10, but the Lexcorp ones have a bit to be desired. They don't have nearly as much detail and just feel like your typical sci-fi laboratories. However, Gotham City rocks. The open world is huge and has a lot to do in it. The character roster is pretty small, but it's still really nice to play as the Justice League for once. Overall, this game is nostalgic as heck with memorable missions and a funny story.

9/10, I love this game.