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Ignoring the fact that it's a direct sequel to the 2014 Michael Bay produced movie, it felt like it hit all the right notes for being similar to the 80s show. I mean, it had Bebop and Rocksteady making their live action debut along with Baxter Stockman, and Krang is the main antagonist, complete with the Technodrome, his personal battleship, making an appearance and serving as the backdrop for the final fight with Krang. Also the Foot Clan felt more like ninjas instead of ripping off COBRA from G.I. Joe from the 2014 one. Oh, and it even uses the old theme music over the end credits.

With bosses that have hard to hit weak points, pointless rescuing of your allies in Mission 3 and 4, and there’s also a glitch in the first part of the fifth and final mission where the last enemy will remain hidden and can take shots at you while the timer goes down and you have nothing to do about it! And despite all that, I find myself addicted to this game…

If you go to YouTube like me, chances are you'll watch several reviewers like the Nostalgia Critic. But they ain't much better than how most people tend to act here on Reddit. They either act overly negative like Filmento, or are outright racist or sexist like The Critical Drinker. But it feels like the way people critique movies is by nitpicking at the things they didn't like about it. Why can't we just get more movie critics that are happy and satisfied instead of being overly mean and negative about movies? I find it stereotypical.

We have some serious candidates that need to be added already. Aside from Gabriel and the Entity from Mission: Impossible, there's also Lex Luthor in the 2025 Superman movie, Dan Killian in the 2025 Running Man movie, and Yeagor Draganov from Sisu: Road to Revenge.

I know it's gotten some mixed reviews, but honestly, I had fun with it even if it lacks a modern light gun controller. But it was still a blast to play, especially since I'm a huge fan of the original. It's not a bad reboot at all. I also don't mind that it essentially turned into G.I. Joe, complete with the campy dialogue from your superior Colonel Jones. Plus, the boss battles are epic. Especially the final one, where you pursue the villain General Viper in his heavily armed plane and you have the entire freaking air force on your tail, with fighter jets and attack helicopters trying to shoot you down.

I don’t see how killing HUMAN TRAFFICKERS is considered xenophobic just because they’re Mexican. Felt like Resident Evil 5 all over again when people accused it of being racist because you were killing black zombies.