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The Walking Dead: The Final Season (2019) Oi mates, This week I am sharing my opinion on one of my favourite video game series, The Walking Dead: The Final Season, the fourth and final instalment of the Walking Dead game series.  Like the past three seasons, the first two episodes of TWD4, which were released in 2018, are developed by Telltale Games until their closure in September 2018. As a result, the final two episodes of the season as well as the series were continued by Skybound Entertainment, working together with some members of the Telltale development team, delaying the release of the final two episodes to early 2019. For those who have not played the game, it is an interactive episodic adventure-horror game, and an integral part of the game is choosing between options that affect your storyline. Different choices can lead to your storyline going drastically different directions, decide the fate of characters and change the relationship between

https://www.cnet.com/how-to/the-last-dance-episode-3-start-time-schedule-how-to-watch-without-cable/ The Last Dance (2020): The first four episodes of the Chicago Bulls with the great Michael Jordan are out now on Netflix! It is the first time that the basketball world is getting great insight in arguably the greatest team in basketball history.  Which is a great opportunity for us to take a look at the show.                                         The Chicago Bulls were five-time champions in the era of Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen and coach Phil Jackson. The 1997/98 season will be the last season with Phil Jackson as a coach after General Manager Jerry Krause determined that they won't extend the contract of the five-time NBA Champion. After that, Michael Jordan announced that he won't play under another coach than Phil Jackson which started the gauntlet run between the front office and the team.  But they all were on a mission. Get the second three-p

FILM REVIEW - JOJO RABBIT While 'Jojo Rabbit' is undoubtedly my least favourite film in Taika Waititi's filmography, it's a rather irrelevant factor, seeing as the man has arguably never had a misstep, and the film is... well... bloody beautiful.  In a world overrun by keyboard warriors, excessive censorship, and hypersensitive responses, 'Jojo Rabbit' technically shouldn't work, but it truly does. It is nothing less than "Bold" in every sense of the word, capturing the rather traumatic and subtle implications of a time long gone, in a way that energetically respects its subject matter, yet subverts all implications of racism, hate, and bigotry (that without being helmed by Waititi himself, may've been unintentionally evident). Unfortunately, despite the film's incredible energy, it felt rather unsatisfying to me, and I'm not really sure why... It might have a lot to do with the transition from comedy to drama, that was evide

Hello, this is the first post for the blog group, Media Mates! This is a part of our assignment for the unit COMP1800, IT & Society. Here we will be reviewing a wide range of Movies, TV Shows, Video Games and Music with some information, along with our opinions. Here are the members of Media Mates Selin Hurriyet Zion Garcia Yasin Erol Xuan Dung Vuong We have also made a twitter account so you can keep up to date with our latest blog posts, please follow us for updates! We will be begin blogging soon, so stay tuned for some posts!