Ciri being the new protagonist is what we needed since the end of The Witcher 3. This was a dream come true after finishing the game. Cannot wait for this!

Clive is the weakest most pathetic 'protagonist' in the series. He is worthless, he achieves nothing and is full of petty spite. He cries like a whiny manbaby when things never goes his way and expects others to fix it for him. There is no character development with him whatsoever as there nothing to develop.

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Thank you for the review. 'Mr Sunshine' sounds like a series worth watching, so I'll see if I can track it down somewhere. The two leads: Lee Byung-hun and Kim Tae-ri are already familiar to me, and I consider them both to be highly skilled and versatile actors whose talent is yet to be fully appreciated in the West. By the way, since you also appear to have a taste for good sci-fi, I recommend 'Space Sweepers' (2020) with Kim Tae-ri as the captain of a rag-tag crew of misfits who make their money by collecting space junk in orbit around the Earth. It's daft and funny, but has some excellent high stakes battles and chase scenes. As for Lee Byung-hun, well amongst his back catalogue of superb roles, I recommend looking for 'The Good, the Bad, the Weird,' (2008) a 'noodle' western (shot in China) in which, for once, Lee plays a villain. It's an obvious homage to Sergio Leone's 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly,' but done with humour and respect to the original.

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Nice video keep up the good work

I came across this series quite by chance (on a certain streaming site I can't mention here) and was impressed with its character building, story telling and brutal sense of justice. However, as you pointed out - sometimes vigilante justice can become violence for the sake of violence, as each villain becomes little more than a 'punchbag' for an all encompassing desire for vengeance for vengeance's sake. Just how does one go in the pursuit of 'justice' before one is in danger of becoming the very thing one abhors? The series strength is showing just how shallow our dark sides are and how easy it is to become seduced by the blood lust. Having said that though, it's a damn fine series and kept my attention right to the end. A few points re Season 2. Kang Ha-Na does not return and I thought the rather casual way her absence is glossed over in the script was clumsy and smacked of a poorly written ret-con. However, the fabulously wicked phone scammer, Madame Lim does return. No spoilers, but it's hilarious! The end of Season 2 does tend to rely on too many conveniences and a deus ex machina 'reveal' to round things off, which I found disappointing. Overall though - not bad, but not a patch on Season 1. Another series you might like to consider is a very black Korean comedy/drama titled 'A Killer Paradox', still available on Netflix. Essentially a young store clerk, Lee Tang, accidentally kills a rude drunk, only to later learn via the Police investigation, that the man was in fact a serial killer. It's not long before Lee Tang realises he has an ability to sense 'bad people' who, in his opinion, deserve to die. Throw in a Detective on his tail and a nerd who is convinced Tang is the next 'Batman' and you've got one very weird but oddly entertaining series.

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I hope Sucker Punch will reveal what happened to Jin through an in-game easter egg. I would like to know what happened to him as well. I just hope they don't shit on him the way Disney shitted on Luke Skywalker and Indiana Jones.

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The Crow has a depth that is rarely seen in Graphic Novel adaptations. And that it accomplishes this so quickly is extraordinary. It touches upon themes of loss, grief, rage, justice, and an enduring transcendent love that overflows and is not just romantic. The world was made better for having had Shelly and Eric in it, and it is made worse for their loss. There is a pervasive sadness throughout the entire movie and, yet, it somehow manages to end in an uplifting note. The Crow 1994 is a masterpiece.

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After watching this 2 movies, you'll never see action movies the same again. Another must watch if you love The Raid, The Night Comes for Us (different director, quality almost equal, more gorry) and The Big 4 (action comedy, fight coreography dank good).

Hopefully Gareth Evans could finish his Next Movie HAVOC. I kinda wish it's a Secret Sequel to the Raid.

Great intro to the novel, I can’t wait to pick up a hard copy

Excellent job at this…zack fair & Clive rosefield are my favorite final fantasy protagonists💯

Hey why didn't you like the prison fight in the raid 2 cause i saw many KZbinrs were really grossed out cause how burtal it is

My favorite Final fantasy game.

Please give the movie link, i can not find it, l love this actor very much ❤❤

I love that movie, and the themes explored are much darker than what you usually see in movies from Hollywood. I found it refreshing because of where it dared to go. And the theme song is great.

Does anyone understand what he does when he holds his pistol next to his ear and racks the slide one-handed? I never figured out what he was supposed to be doing.

8’s definitely my favourite, I’m playing through it on my phone right now. What a time to be alive!

Idk know too much about American remakes. But I think Oldboy 2013 is enough for me to realize that they’re unnecessary. And by an acclaimed director no less. If The Raid remake is good, cool. If not, I won’t be one bit surprised. The Raid duology is perhaps my all time favorite action series and they should be left as is. That aside, I’m excited for Gareth’s new movie Havoc which is supposed to be his foray back into action. Although I’d like to see him tackle something in the John Wick world, should he and Chad Stahelski see eye to eye on how they approach action films. But hey, Ballerina is being done by the director of the Underworld movies so, maybe? Great video btw, this was a fun watch. :) glad you enjoy these films as much as I do!

Thank you

Final Fantasy 8 was my favourite Final Fantasy I want a remake so badly!!!😩😩

This is due for a true remake. It doesn't need to have the modern heavy demanding graphics. Just remake the game with crazy hard boss battles, new game plus, and fix that everlasting time compression in disc four.

this is my fave FF games as its reletable and not conventional system such mediocre like FFVII. it has replayability thats why i like it the most.

A great movie indeed, I bought it a while ago on DVD and found it an incredibly weird and wonderful journey. Obviously the visuals are very dated by today's standards, but that only helps the fever dream feel and I enjoy it immensely!

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Very cool. I love these types of videos highlighting the evolution of the design process.

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Nice video, brother!

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I was like 11 when this came out. I never had any problems with the Junction System, I don't know why so many people had problems with it. I always found it really easy to use, even though English isn't my first language. Overall solid game! And bizzare story as well. In a good way :)

Sleeping Dogs is a fantastic game! Shame there was never a sequel.

Cool video!

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Great game, great fighting scenes, the only downside is it gives snitch vibes, you feel like a snitch which is awful

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If I recall correctly, you referenced The Raid duology in one of your earlier videos. So, I decided to give it a watch. I thought the first film was excellent. Low budget, gritty and dirty and well within the realms of believability, considering the power that some of these organised gangs have. However, the second left me feeling exhausted and actually wishing it would hurry up and finish. Yes, the fight scenes were superbly choreographed and executed (I particularly enjoyed the mud fight scene in the prison exercise yard) and the characters were well defined, but overall it felt as if it had been written to attract a western audience. It pandered to the western expectation of an 'oriental' martial arts/supercop/thriller. Less is more, in my opinion, as we got with the first film. Still, without giving away spoilers, I do agree with you about the last line spoken. Perfect ending! A US remake? Ugh! I can't see any US studio making a film in which their heroic SWAT teams would be taken down so easily. They'd probably end the film with the 'hero' finding a way to blow the whole building whilst miraculously saving all the innocent residents, especially a young, single mother and her baby...unless they decide to go down the woke route with a STRONG FEMALE protagonist. Generally I don't bother with US remakes as it's rare they even understand the source material, but I did come across one low budget US remake of an Australian short film that was well done. 'The Perfect Host,' (2010) written and directed by Nicholas Tomnay (based on his original short film) is essentially a black comedy/thriller about a wounded robber on the run who cons his way into someone's house, only to slowly realise that his 'host' enjoys sadistic mind games. Starring David Hyde Pierce (brilliantly cast against type) as the host, and Clayne Crawford as the man on the run, it's delightfully perverse and oddly enjoyable. Sorry, very little blood letting though. Another film I recommend is 2LDK, (2003) directed by Yukihiko Tsutsumi. Part of the 'Duel Project' (its partner film being 'Aragami: The Raging God of War', directed by Ryuhei Kitamura. Basically it's a supernatural samurai showdown). Both films were made after a bet - to see who could make the better film under certain restrictive rules: no more than three main characters, at least one of whom must die by the end; one month to write and prepare and one week to shoot. Low budget and roughly one hour in length. 2LDK follows one fatal evening in a flat, temporarily shared by two jealous actresses who both auditioned for the same role in a film titled 'Yakuza Wives.' As the evening wears on, their petty differences escalate from verbal insults into full-on violence...with a surprising twist at the end. It's available to view, alas only in 360p, on YT: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKiynXxpj7VmhKs Anyway, that's enough of my ramblings. Cheers.

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My favorite character has always been Chris, might be the whole sibling angle and seeing him start novice to the numb , battle hardened and even a mentor to Ethan winters