Chronicle: Over thought, or under appreciated?

So, the most recent movie I went to see was Chronicle. I was honestly really excited about it finally coming out, considering I first heard about it one to three months before it was in theaters. Point being it was much better than I had originally thought it would be, keep in mind I try to keep my expectations low when I walk into a theater. Point being the camera work was good, the story was okay and seemed more believable than other movies I have gone to see. If you haven't read a small description of Chronicle, its a movie about three friends who find something strange in a sinkhole/cave and decide to investigate. It is very unclear at what happened next but whatever happened gave these boys telekinetic power. There was only one problem... One of the boys was disturbed from living in an abusive household and started to use his powers whenever he wanted, breaking the rules that the boys had set up to protect others. The rest Ill leave up to you if you want to see, but as for me the movie gave life to the villain, and made the possibility of something similar to it happening believable. I would have to give this movie a 4/5 for uniqueness and emotion. I definitely recommend it to anyone who like a little non-romantic drama with their action movie.

FIRST! (new review): Time to escape the Fallout

So, I know its an old game but I still love it. It won game of the year in 2008 and is a game I think still holds up, today I will be reviewing Fallout 3! This game won because of its openness, the story telling, the dlc (downloadable content), the way it is played, and well... the VIOLENCE! In all seriousness though, this game can be anything you want, as long as your willing to protect yourself. You could just horde things and sell them, kill anyone who gets in your way no matter what, be essentially a white night, or just blaze through the rather large story and the dlc stories that are fairly cheap to buy now anyway. There are downsides however, I mean when are their not. The V.A.T.S system allows auto-aiming, which while being a good thing also takes you out of the zone, it just breaks the immersiveness for me. Than theirs the NPC's everywhere, it  would be awfully lonely without them, and sometimes they have interesting conversations with each other, but as with Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, they repeat themselves a lot. Even the radio stations are stuck on repeat, so I generally stick to the Enclave station so while I blow peoples heads up its to patriotic music. I dunno, seems more fun I guess. Anyway, one of the points of interest is visiting all of the other Vaults that are scattered around the map, while they are hard to find, they are usually worth a look if you like some darkness added to your story. Most of them make you feel lucky to have started in such a normal Vault. You can even visit the Vault company base, which has a computer with descriptions and instructions for all of the Vaults on the map. I won't spoil whats in each of them, but lets just say you are going to be happy the worst you had was a crazy leader. This game has been a favorite of mine since I first laid my hands on it, the comedy, tragedy, story, and violence of this post apocalyptic world are truly addicting. Where no game is perfect, this game is decent, I would most definitely recommend this to anyone who is low on cash, but has either an X-Box 360, PC, and I believe its also for PS3. If you think my small article sounds like something you would be interested in, it runs around 20 dollars now, and is simple to get into. My rating will be 4.5 exploded pants out of 5.