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Really enjoyed this, and the soundtrack is fantastic. The buildup of the mystery is more entertaining than the resolution, but still got a kick out of the various red herrings and Lyonne's performance

Roma does build to a very strong scene but it takes its time getting there and the main character is pretty reserved so there’s not much in the way of dramatic fireworks. I loved it but you really do need to be in the right mood for it

I'm so happy to have the Tomato jingle stuck in my head again

In the comics David takes the personalities of people who've died near him into his own mental landscape - so they might be doing a riff on that with Lenny's personality too?

Final season of this has just started! And it's cranked up the tension after last season's fairly slow burn

God if only Michael Bay took that advice

Hela looks fantastic, impressive to make some of Kirby's madder costumes and headgear work in live action

My final Divine Beast was Vah Naboris today, and wow its music is stunning. I love a good Zelda dungeon theme and that's shot up onto the top ten list. The way it builds and throws in these little dissonant bits is just gorgeous

Yep!

It's a real tonic after Skyward Sword. The freedom, the return of gorgeous day/night cycles, the lack of a helper character, the music so far (from what little I've heard) is already better. Massive spontanaeous grins from some of those extra touches that make games amazing

Yeah it was kind of hilarious that even their astral forms just basically slapped each other around a bit. I would have loved a slightly more horror-tinged feel to it but it was probably unlikely Marvel would wander too far from the very successful formula. That said, when it did get around to the abstract otherdimensional stuff, it looked amazing

If Mr Sinister is the next big villain, David Lynch just nailed his look... Stick a red diamond on his forehead, and done.

I was expecting a pretty-looking rehash of the original but ended up really enjoying it. Of course it does look gorgeous, and the animation on the octopus is mesmerising. And I don't think the memory-loss thing got as repetitively annoying as it could have been. Just effortlessly charming character stuff. A much more satisfying sequel than, say, Monsters University

You don't need to do the Goron race again, if I remember it right. You can just buy the item from the Bomb Shop in Clock Town once you've gotten it once

The Disasterpeace score is really lovely. Especially when so many current horrors just go for the same old orchestral sound Haven't seen a whole cinema crowd jump like that in ages, the early kitchen/bedroom scene really got to people