Dungeon Warfare 2
A solid entry in the tower defence genre that still feels a little too focused on min-maxing and memorising reams of statistics.
A solid entry in the tower defence genre that still feels a little too focused on min-maxing and memorising reams of statistics.
A surprisingly fun reinvention of several excellent DC characters that rarely get the spotlight, with a few unexpected twists along the way.
A frankly absurd cast and an equally absurd plot make for a riveting tale, if you can force through the first third and embrace the, well, absurdity of the story telling.
A classic of British irreverent humour, in no small part because of the excellent cast. Inventive, always entertaining, and downright hilarious at times, even if some episodes have aged a little (though, thankfully, rarely in a gross way).
A wonderfully vibrant world and poignant tale make for an instant classic. Add in beautiful animation, an excellent cast, and some good gags, and I had a ball!
An enjoyable but distinctly average action fantasy, with a fun cast.
Much better than it might have been, with some excellent dialogue, brilliant performances, and wonderful source material, but not quite perfect. A solid adaptation.
An utterly charming and incredibly well-balanced Anglo-American comedy mashup with a real sense of soul. Top work all around!
An ever surprising and inventive story with incredible performance and cast.
The best dinosaur documentary ever made, and one of the finest pieces of scientific outreach ever.
An incredible sequel, an impressive new first chapter, and one hell of a visual smorgasbord!
A phenomenal performance and a fascinating story full of tension.