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thank for any help I have never plays an AC game before. I bought Unity over the weekend. I love a lot about it. Just walking around the city is a wonderful experience. I am having trouble with, for lack of a better expression, suspension of disbelief. I mean there are situations where i dont really understand why or how something happens except to move to story to the next mission or to not make the game stop. Example: (spoilers i guess) i am in chapter 5 i think. Arno killed the two guys who murdered de la Serre. Both times when they died the 'memories' just flashed on screen. In-narrative, how is arno supposed to have figured out what they knew? Is this part of the weird memory machine thing or did i not play the mission correctly? I dont know what to expect of parts of the game. I feel like it's very weird that arno walks around dressed like a giant superhero and is supposed to seem incognito. I wish i could dress up in period appropriate clothing. But i suppose this is an expected quirk of the series?
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This gives Deadpool 2 a case of tonal whiplash where you're laughing hysterically at the devil-may-care jokes only to have to pump the brakes and care about Deadpool's emotional arc. And yet at the end, Deadpool 2 is similar to its predecessor in that you'll have a blast while watching it and then almost immediately start to forget it. Empire - John Nugent It's fair to say if you didn't get on with the first film's always-winking comedy and unheroic bloody violence, you probably won't find much solace this time around, but if you're on board for the ride, Deadpool 2 is more entertaining than ever. Plus, it remains a refreshing superheroic counterpoint to the likes of Avengers: Infinity War or Justice League — here, the only thing at stake is Wade Wilson's sanity. Entertainment Weekly - Leah Greenblatt There's a numbing sameness to the casual bloodshed here that makes the viewer almost long for the relative calm of the first film's lengthy pop culture digressions. It's in Deadpool's DNA to channel the wild id of a 12-year-old boy — a very clever one who happens to love boobs, Enya, and blowing stuff up.
Quiero leer que opinan ustedes también, gracias por leer y buena suerte para todos!!! ENGLISH VERSION Hello, my name is Sebastian, I am not be the biggest reader of comics of the arachnid or know everything 100%, but what marked me by my age was the cinema, the trilogy of Raimi, of course I have also seen Andrew and Tom, but is that with Tom have damaged too much, that if there is a solution?
Which is dizzy fun for a while, like eating Twinkies on a Gravitron. Eventually, though, it just wears you out. Forbes - Scott Mendelson Deadpool 2 is indeed a better, sharper, more creative film than its flash-in-the-pan predecessor. Freed from the origin story box, this second installment of the Wade Wilson franchise has its cake and eats it took, taking any number of shots at the superhero sub-genre (and modern blockbuster filmmaking in general) while still crafting a story that makes sense on its own terms and works as a character piece. I do take umbrage with certain decisions (longtime readers can probably guess the part when I mentally threw a shoe at the screen), but the off-the-cuff screenplay and witty interplay did its work to win me back. The Guardian - Steve Rose What made the first Deadpool, and saves this one, is the way they mix emotional sincerity in with the meta-movie wisecracking. The comedy comes from a place of pain, and Ryan Reynolds' ability to flip between both registers so effortlessly is a superpower few actors possess.