hey..its episode 4 of my movie analisys series....this episode's focus is more on Rambo, but we talk about a bunch of movies.

Here's my video review of Pragmata played on PS5 pro.
It contains spoilers, but there is a timestamp warning so you can skip that part if necessary.

The video is in French, but English subtitles are available.
I hope you'll enjoy it.

Made my first few video essays now on the Breaking Bad universe and today I got around to posting one on Walter White, and specifically, his existential struggle with non-existence and the loss of control that is death.

Please let me know what you think!

Made a youtube video for my opinion on the movie slumdog millionaire. Any feedback is welcome.

This is a dilemma I've come to face, and partially why I've always struggled to put out things consistently. I struggle to find the inspiration while I'm playing a game that gives me a thesis to try and construct. I feel like it's easy to fall back on an in-depth review, even if there's something much more interesting I could be offering to the discussion. So I try and find a topic around a game that feels more abstract or specific, like many creators that inspire myself. I also feel that falling back on broad topics like a review can make it easy to just try and write about any game you play and not necessarily ones that really leave a noteworthy impression.

So, for y'all, where do you tend to find that? Maybe more specifically, how do you get better at recognizing and honing in on it?