Reviews by mazardeus

A short game filled with a brilliantly bizarre atmosphere. The gameplay is very simple and addicting to the point of providing amazing replay value

This film is not as bad as what others make it out to be, but it definitely lacked a few things to make it a compelling film. Still, I enjoyed this creative adaption.

This is a very interesting film. I like its music, the cinematography, storytelling, character development, and so much more. Very well done!

This is a very uniquely brilliant & personal film made by M. Night Shyamalan. Excellent opening long shot, subtle performances, deep messages, and a beautiful script. This is truly an underrated work of art!

This is an amazing and underrated sequel to the first Zelda. It is also considered the black sheep of the franchise. I love its addicting RPG elements, the complicated problem solving with side quests, and extremely difficult main quest.

This is a fantastic first game of The Legend of Zelda franchise. The sense of exploration to unlock the mysteries of this world is extremely satisfying. The game has a proper difficulty level to enjoy throughout.

Most likely my favorite 2D Zelda of all time. Its bizarre, dreamlike atmosphere reminds me so much of Majora's Mask with really tight gameplay packaged in a landscape filled with fun elements that surpass A Link to the Past.

This film is bloody brilliant! M. Night Shyamalan just keeps making an excellent, while the mainstream are misjudging its potential. Seriously, I am now convinced at that point where anything made by Night is guaranteed an excellent film. Those film critics don't know what they're talking about.

This show is fantastic filled with incredibly deep, sweet character development. Almost every episode perfectly compliments one another to perfectionism that suits the elements of the ancestral Avatar's cycle, overall. The film was brilliantly retold, too.

One of the best animated & war-themed films I have ever seen. It's a sad story, too. Not as sad as most people made it out to be, but the storytelling is masterfully told in a very simplified format.