stephenjgomes
Joined Jun 2015
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I was excited to watch the latest Tomb Raider adaptation, but what I got was a confusing mess that barely resembles the beloved source material. The animation quality is shockingly subpar-characters move stiffly, and the environments lack the rich detail that fans expect from the franchise.
To make matters worse, Lara Croft, a character known for her intelligence and resourcefulness, is reduced to a cliché hero who doesn't know who she is. This shift undermines the essence of the character and dilutes the thrilling, archaeological adventures that made the series so captivating.
The dialogue is cringe-worthy, and the pacing is all over the place. It feels like the creators were more interested in cashing in on the brand than respecting its legacy. Overall, this animated adaptation is a disappointing failure that strays far from what makes Tomb Raider special. Save your time and skip this one!
To make matters worse, Lara Croft, a character known for her intelligence and resourcefulness, is reduced to a cliché hero who doesn't know who she is. This shift undermines the essence of the character and dilutes the thrilling, archaeological adventures that made the series so captivating.
The dialogue is cringe-worthy, and the pacing is all over the place. It feels like the creators were more interested in cashing in on the brand than respecting its legacy. Overall, this animated adaptation is a disappointing failure that strays far from what makes Tomb Raider special. Save your time and skip this one!
Joker 2 struggles to find its footing, delivering a slow and often tedious experience. The pacing feels labored, with the story dragging on longer than necessary, making it hard to stay engaged. While the musical numbers aim to inject energy, they end up feeling both overindulgent and underwhelming, leaving a confusing impression rather than enhancing the narrative. Overall, this sequel fails to capture the charm of the original, making it a lackluster addition to the franchise. All I can say is that if I had watched this at home and did not spend money on the tickets. I would not have finished it.