Letterboxd: Awards Edition

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12/05/21 • 82 min

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Letterboxd is home to some truly funny movie reviews so this week we're playing a game of trying to guess what awards contender movie these funny reviews are for. That's pretty much it.

This Week's Hot Takes: Take Two takes on It Takes Two, PlayStation prepares a GamePass competitor & The Game Awards won't take a stand.

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Letterboxd is home to some truly funny movie reviews so this week we're playing a game of trying to guess what awards contender movie these funny reviews are for. That's pretty much it.

This Week's Hot Takes: Take Two takes on It Takes Two, PlayStation prepares a GamePass competitor & The Game Awards won't take a stand.

Check out our blog: https://therongoblog.wordpress.com/

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Ghostbusters Afterlife, Nerf Legends & Licensed Games

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Ghostbusters Afterlife is out now, we saw it and now we're reviewing it. Nerf Legends is a video game that we also have a review of but it's less of a review and more of a cautionary tale of what will happen to all those unfortunate souls who play it. In honor of this terrible Nerf game we're also going over licensed video games, the best ones, the worst ones and the weirdest ones. Pepsiman anyone?

This Week's Hot Takes: Spider-Man in Marvel's Avengers, Chris Pratt's Mario voice, Epic Games buys Harmonix and a Mass Effect tv show

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Consume World Premieres

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The Game Awards have come and gone. The only award show that doesn't actually care about awards. It was 3 and a half hours of commercials and trailers meant to generate empty hype. There was also the odd award given out but if you blinked you probably missed it. This show was a slog to sit through, it was disrespectful to every winner and it was the embodiment of all that is wrong with capitalism. This was not a show to honor the games that came out this year, this was a show telling you to consume games that aren't out yet. It sucked.