ernievader

Ocarina of time is simply wonderful. many consider it to be the zelda series's best game, and if not that, the best game of all time. the game is quite vast. there's much to see and do, even apart from the main quests. the game is somewhat divided into 2 parts; during the first part of the game, you play as a young version of link. then, later on, you play as adult link. the story is gripping and moves along well as you play the game. the graphics, while not brilliant today, were brilliant during the game's release in 1998, so i'll give the game that benefit. the main characters are all extremely well defined, and both the overworld and dungeon adventuring are so, well, massively enjoyable, that it just gives you a feeling of pleasure to play the game, during every second that you do. The game is an incredible adventure in all of the ways that it can be; its imaginative, humorous, and it really takes you away from the real world and into the incredible realm that is hyrule so perfectly. the only flaw that i can really find in the game is rather difficult to describe. you see, at times, in a dungeon, you'll have to go down certain passages and make certain jumps, and basically, if you make a stupid mistake, and go down(or fall down) the wrong passage or miss a jump, then it can be hard to relocate your self, and you may in fact have to turn off your console and choose the right room, or make a better jump. Its really a minor flaw that rarely aggrivates however, so don't worry about it, or even be too conscious of it when playing. When you play this game, trust me; you'll be immersed, and will never want to stop playing. everything good about a video game can be found in ocarina of time. If you've got an N64, and for some reason don't have this game, get it. If you've got a wii, download it off of the virtual console. trust me; there's no way you can be disappointed; the only thing that can possibly happen to you is that you will be breathless and in awe at how brilliant every single thing in the game is. Video gaming doesn't get any better than this; that i can reassure you of. if your a gamer, you have to play OOT; it'll change your video game version of life forever.

This is easily the worst movie i've ever seen. The CGI and action is very disappointing and not entertaining. The duologue is awful, and i didn't think anything could be so effortless. The acting is simply cheesy. Probably what i hate the most, though, is the fact that throughout the movie, the location and climate changes completely, and makes the directing look even worse. At one instant the actors are climbing a mountain, and then, some three minutes later, i swear, their in the jungle and complaining of heat. Its ridiculous. Overall, don't see this film. Its Roland Emmerich's worst picture, and he's already more than a tad untalented. By the way, I'm sorry if I sound like some jerk who hates everything, i just really disliked (as you can tell) the film.

At first, i thought that this movie would be just kiddie, overdone, and without much potential. but, i was taken by surprise. night at the museum has its moments. it may look cheesy, or lacking, and in some ways it is, but its funny enough to watch. it has generally good jokes, and the acting isn't very bad. all it's really meant to be is a fun movie. if you looking for a greatly developed, fantastically well done and professional film, don't bother watching this one. but if your willing to watch a generally funny "popcorn" movie, this one is worth checking out. the critics may not have liked it, but i kind of did.

overall:

7/10.