A shoddy, trashy Mad Max/Day Of The Dead 1985 rip off that is the sequel to Resident Evil Apocalypse. Makes that movie look like a masterpiece. Full of bland environments, bad CGI, stilted acting and badly shot action scenes with practically 0 horror or suspense.
Iâd rather have those CGI zombie crows peck my eyes out before watching Resident Evil Extinction again.
One of the worst Bond movies. Technically not as poor as Quantum Of Solace and SPECTRE, itâs still pretty rough. The only good parts were the Jamaica and Cuba scenes. Everything else was mediocre at best with an extremely insulting ending thatâs a slap in the face for any true Bond fan. It was also too long at nearly 3 hours and had a really lame villain with an incomprehensible plot. It was The Dark Knight Rises of the Daniel Craig Bond movies.
No Time To Die was an utter disappointment and a lackluster ending to the Daniel Craig Bond movie series.
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One of the worst James Bond movies ever made. Not as bad as Quantum Of Solace but not far off. The plot is very weak and it brings back Blofeld in a very insulting way, ripped off from the brothers twist of Goldmember. The producers should be ashamed at how they allowed things to go down the drain again after they got things back on track after Skyfall.
One of the poorest Bond movies ever made. Itâs directed like the fence scene from Taken 2 and is like a cheap Bourne knockoff featuring a stupid plot about a little French man hijacking Boliviaâs water supply to then ransom it back to them for discount S.P.E.C.T.R.E and features very flat performances all around. One of the biggest boils on the James Bond franchiseâs ass along with SPECTRE, Die Another Day, A View To A Kill, Licence To Kill and Tomorrow Never Dies. Only good thing this load of rubbish gave us was Skyfall 4 years later.
Quantum Of Solace? More like Load Of Baloney. You donât follow Casino Royale with THIS!!
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An often overrated Final Fantasy title. An impressive game for itâs time, it didnât age particularly well. It features a nonsensical, disjointed plot full of silly contrivances galore and it doesnât really take off until about Lake Macalania. After that, it begins to get interesting and intense. It has too many villains, all of which arenât particularly good and features some pretty horrendous English voice acting and localization that hurt the experience quite a bit. Itâs better than 12 and 13 but is a decidedly average, low frills Final Fantasy overall and felt lacking compared to the PS1 games. It had a horrendous gimmicky sequel that undermined the poignant, emotional ending it had.
Final Fantasy 10 was average. A good beginners title but has nothing on 7-9.
A generally underrated Final Fantasy game that was actually the most enjoyable one since Final Fantasy 9. Itâs biggest shortcoming is the way they presented the story but with The Royal Edition itâs a pretty good experience with some pretty good DLC episodes. Definitely a Godsend after the disaster of the Lightning Trilogy.
Final Fantasy 15 beats anything 13 did and you know it.
Aka the worst Final Fantasy game ever made. Featuring a weak, incomprehensible plot, hammy voice acting, cliche anime tropes and repetitive gameplay. Also paved the way for 2 completely worthless sequels of diminishing returns. The games were so terrible, it almost rendered the Final Fantasy series obsolete. Thankfully, 14 and 15 got things back on track although not immediately.
The discs of Final Fantasy 13 would make better coasters.