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by skip 06/19/2013, 11:19pm PDT |
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Because this article has so many, a Grantland writer might tell him to tone it down. Some fragments.
Like Bioshock Infinite, The Last of Us is supported by a tremendous amount of creative insight
After three Uncharted games, we know what Naughty Dog really wants to do is direct.
If Bioshock Infinite was Irrational’s Christopher Nolan’s Inception, The Last of Us is Naughty Dog’s Cormac McCarthy’s The Road.
If there’s any Hollywood in this game, it’s the downbeat art house Hollywood of the Coen Brothers’ True Grit, Joe Wright’s Hanna, or Benh Zeitlin’s Beasts of the Southern Wild
He has a 14-year-old in tow. Ellie, perfectly voiced by Ashley Johnson who you glimpsed as the waitress saved by Captain America in The Avengers,
Metro: Last Light is another linear shooter with sneaking elements
you can expect a lot of gamey scavenging and crafting, about on par with Rage.
disappointing cliche and nearly as eye-rolling as Milla Jovovich herself being the fifth element.
Let's give him the game references, including the half dozen more he makes to Bioshock Infinite and Uncharted. The movie references are shoehorned in so clumsily, even his fans must notice he's just doing it to flash pop culture cred. He's not trying to make any meaningful comparisons since all the references are to movies made within the past 4 years, with one notable exception. He put in the Fifth Element reference just nerdbait inside his review. We're hitting Christopher Nolan's Inception level of baiting. |
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