I just finished watching the movie, and to be honest about it, I enjoyed it, I thought that it was action packed, and the acting was quite good as well. It's a shame that we live in a capitalist system and everything is based upon the financial gains made instead of the merits of how it was 1)performed by the actors, 2) revealed the story, 3) was visually stunning as well as accurately depicted within the historical context for such a story. The Assassins Creed movie hit those Mark's in spectacular fashion, there were just a couple of speed bumps in the progression of the pace of the story, but those didn't detract from the movie in my opinion. Perhaps movie goer's need to be more alert, and in tune with what they are watching. Granted my experience with the game series is quite minimal and I might have a different opinion of the movie if I had more exposure to the game series.

I have to pretty much agree with the above list, usually I tend to find something to gripe about with one or many of the order of the position's listed, depending on the topic of course.

This is such a rare occurrence for me, and it really feels refreshing to not have to defend my position on the various lists that have been released from Screenrant.

I tip my hat to you and await your next list that appeals to me.

I have yet to play the Old Longfellow/Shipbreaker quest, or the Paladin Danse/Blind Betrayal quest, but I have completed the other quests and have enjoyed them all with the Cait/Benign Intervention and Nick Valentine/Long Time Coming quest's to be my favorites.

They all have great appeal as far as I'm concerned. I just don't understand why Fallout 4 is not considered the best of the 3D game's in the series. I have played Fallout 3, and Fallout New Vegas with all of the DLC expansions for both, and I still believe that Fallout 4 is vastly superior to both. I have dipped a proverbial toe into Fallout 76 but haven't had enough time involved for a opinion on it.

It has one advantage over the others already and that is it takes place in my home territory of West Virginia.

I see what you are saying about the third season of the Mandolorian not focusing on Din Djarin and Grogu, but I think that there was a focus on their continuing storyline in just about every episode.

Din Djarin was tasked by the Armorer with bathing in the waters of Mandolore which he accomplished with the help of Bo Katan Kryze and Grogu, as well as a shout out to R4 . Then returning to the Conclave he, Grogu and Bo Katan Kryze were accepted into the Conclave and helped it through a couple of potentially devastating occurrences. The Conclave now emboldened by the actions of Din Djarin and Bo Katan Kryze brought the next step in bringing the two largest remaining Mandolorian factions together and in turn led to the reconquest of the Mandolorian home world. So with the exclusion of the episode with former Imps on Coruscant which still contained some scenes with Din Djarin, how does your argument stand up in the context of your own words? I have enjoyed all three seasons of the Mandolorian and look forward to seeing the movie. It seems to me that if a series , or movie doesn't meet what the fans want to happen, or believe should happen that there is a collective temper tantrum and it just builds and builds as more whinny butt's jump on the bandwagon and go over the cliff like lemmings. Well guess what kiddie's the programs are written by people that have an understanding of what is going on with the storyline that ties into the intricacies of the entire timeline of the Star Wars universe, and if it's not what you wanted you just have to go with it and see where it takes you, instead of blowing a gasket

If Daemon Targaryen has a sword called "Dark Sister", why not give Rhaenyra Targaryen a Valerian Steel sword with a clever name as well. I would have thought that it would be a given for this to have happened already, because she is her father's chosen successor, then shouldn't she have her father's sword bestowed upon her? Aegon had the Valerian Steel dagger that Aemond swiped off of his almost crispy corpse. I have to totally agree with Ms D'Arcy' sentiments, and say that her character deservedly needs a sword to call her own.

Although I do agree with the majority of what you have stated, The Return of the Jedi was not a sequel, it was the third in line of the original trilogy. Otherwise keep on preaching.