#21 ·
Alright, I get it. The movie's basically built for kids who spend all day on Fortnite, PUBG, or GTA—whatever. But honestly? It’d be way more engaging if they’d just used a crew of actual kid gamers—you know, maybe 10 to 14-year-olds—who actually had distinct personalities reflected through their avatars. Instead, we just get these three or four gamers who are already in their twenties. I guess it would've been better if they went for a vibe like The Goonies or Home Alone—something more of an action-adventure thing for kids.
The humor felt pretty weak for adults, too—not really hitting—and kids can't exactly relate to characters who are 25+. I mean, sure, some kids will probably love it because, let's face it, they'll swallow anything you put on the screen if it looks like a video game. But even then... it’s probably not gonna be their absolute favorite.
The humor felt pretty weak for adults, too—not really hitting—and kids can't exactly relate to characters who are 25+. I mean, sure, some kids will probably love it because, let's face it, they'll swallow anything you put on the screen if it looks like a video game. But even then... it’s probably not gonna be their absolute favorite.
