@MrGeezer: My comment about movie reviewers was more of a general statement and not specifically about the reviews for this movie in particular. Reviewers generally follow the pact because they don't want to be outliers with their peers.

In all the interviews Sony has done, not a single "journalist" has asked any hard questions. Why were there no TV features on the PS TV? Why no Netflix? Why was it never improved? Why did they half ass it to begin with? PS TV could've been an amazing device had Sony put any effort in to it at all.

@nyran125tk: Shh, no truth permitted here. White people are evil and racist, now let's go find the next "controversy".

I never read a single review, because he is right, they are clueless and have mob mentality with no thoughts for themselves. They care more about pushing their political views instead of reviewing actual movies. That being said, I never saw this movie because the trailers looked really bad. The CGI looked like 20 yr old "made for tv" quality.

No, no, no.

@xantufrog: I'm with you on that.

@alaannn: No TV apps was a big reason for it's failure. (Netflix)

Sony really missed an opportunity with the PS TV. If only they would've made it a top end device instead of phoning it in with this product. Oh well. Not the first time Sony has shot themselves in the foot, and wont be the last.

@djwood84: I will say it is definitely "meh" at best. This will surely be the forgotten generation of consoles.

What a coincidence, I'd be willing to pay Gamestop $200 for a PS4 or Xbox One as well. Someone should write an article about this incredible deal I'm offering.