barkinguraydin Reviews

Love, Death & Robots (2019– )

Speaking only for 3th season

[2 June 2022]

Nothing new.

Nice animation, nice animation, suspense, giant spiders or bugs, violence, violence, everyone dead

Seriously, almost all episodes.

What's up with space bugs lately? I mean, the animations are top notch but maybe hire a writer guys?

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019 Video Game)

Bugs

[4/10 · 3 January 2022]

It's just amazing to me that after almost 3 years it takes me 20 minutes and multiple tries to connect to a server while every other game on my pc runs like a clock. I love the gameplay but the game's problems are unbearable and they don't care.

Black Widow (2021)

Missed chance, no need

[5/10 · 26 July 2021]

Watch Natasha's 30 seconds of flashback from avengers:age of ultron and search for 5 minutes of big recorded explosions on youtube and you're good to go, you'll be saving 2 hours.

They bluntly missed a great opportunity to shoot a subtle and canny spy thriller with a good solo story about a mourned, well-developed character. I mean, everybody is aware she's not thor or steve rogers, why not try something different than exploding sky castles or blowing up prisons. Lastly, such a wasteful use of the taskmaster.

Minari (2020)

Disappointed

[30 March 2021]

Acting is brilliant but the text and scenario is missing and characters are unbalanced. None of these needs to be perfect if it's a personal story which as I understand, Minari is which begs the question, why this cinematography?

You can't shoot a personal, intimate story with this kind of an impersonal cinematography. The space was wasted.

I was waiting for this film, disappointed.

A Quiet Place (2018)

Excellent premise

[8/10 · 23 November 2020]

There are some brilliant concepts here, but the kids are insufferable. They stupefy the whole story. I genuinely think this kind of movies use children to simplify plots because there is always a kid who does something stupid.

San Andreas (2015)

LOL

[5/10 · 23 July 2020]

Story: Man uses taxpayers' rescue service chopper to pick up his ex-wife and daughter while thousands die beneath them.