Beyond Two Souls Full Movie With English Subtitles Online Download
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http://urllio.com/qxykcAs a small child, Jodie Holmes became a government lab rat due to her strange psychic powers caused by her link to an incorporeal psychic entity known as Aiden. Scientist Nathan Dawkins was chosen as her handler and tasked to study her, raise her and prepare her to join the Psy Ops military division as soon as she's of age. Having no friends, and being bullied and accused of witchcraft by every kid she ever tried to become friends with, Jodie grew attached to Nathan and became his surrogate daughter. Eventually, she joined the military only to become their pawn forced to commit criminal acts abroad for the supposed greater good. She also discovered that, since she can also channel the dead, the military will eventually probably force her to use all her powers to open a rift to the afterlife dimension, even though this could literally unleash Hell on Earth. Realizing that she will never be free, Jodie decides to run away like many times before. However, wherever she goes, the military, the demons and the spirits follow, and wreak havoc. The game plays as a non-linear third person adventure game and allows the players to choose which or how severe actions Jodie will take in certain dangerous or normal situations. The game has several endings dependent on some of the choices that decide the fate of both Jodie and several side-characters she befriends throughout the game.
Live the life of Jodie Holmes, a young woman who possesses supernatural powers through her psychic link to a mysterious invisible entity.
My Beyond: Two Souls review <br/><br/>Are Jodie and Aiden a monster or a miracle? Is there any happiness to be found for these characters? These questions were very present in the game which focuses on the journey and life of Jodie Holmes, a girl who has had an entity linked to her since she can remember.<br/><br/>These two characters must go through certain phases and challenges in life, be it her difficult teenage years or her constant requirement in the Secret Services. But one of the most difficult questions to take in may be: Are the head pounding cliché chapters haunting enough to put me in a bad mood?? As you may have seen, this game is a mixed bag in my opinion. It definitely leans toward it's good side because of it's memorable characters, creative narrative and emotional situations but sometimes I hated seeing a chapter as amazing as "The mission" and at the same time remembering the hurtful face-palms that chapters like "Navajo" brought upon me.<br/><br/>Them feels I got where mainly caused by Ellen Page's journey as Jodie, Willem Dafoe's character's crucial final moments and the scenes that involved David Coburn as Stan. These three characters have showed the world that noteworthy acting performances can be a major part in the gaming industry. And I am not saying that we haven't been moved by well written Playstation 2 characters without the use of motion capture and talented actors, but if the studio knows how to use them to an advantage it sure does help. In Beyond: Two Souls performances were powerful and you could see every little nudge or movement from the characters face in the dramatic moments. Then you have those instants where the graphics fell to an early PS3 rate and our minds said: "Well, that was off-putting."<br/><br/>But let's not talk about graphics and focus on the writing for a second. David Cage is a great writer and director. He has shown his almost flawless talent in the game Heavy Rain which is a long-time favorite of mine. But in an earlier game called "Indigo Prophecy", we saw that he could sometimes go a little nuts in something I call silliness. And I am not saying that I don't like silly game or movies, but when the writing in some instances is so deep and emotional and is starting to establish the tone of the story, I find it awkward that the next chapter may be about Jodie and an old shaman lady chanting and battling an ancient sand demon. (SPOILER WARNING) The chapter I just mentioned is called "Navajo" and yeah, what I said was in it is totally there. This part of the story, in my point of view, was unoriginal and had nothing to do with the story. But the greatest crime it committed was being inconsistent with the rest of the deep story. Imagine watching the movie "The Pursuit of Happiness" and suddenly in the third act Will Smith's son grows up, is recruited by the FBI and fist fights the Yakuza on top of the Brooklyn Bridge while Will Smith builds an actual time machine and fetches a dinosaur to win the war on crime. Yeah I just went too far.<br/><br/>So David Cage, please be consistent and if you are doing an emotional story do action packed chapters but with actual emotional weight and delicate themes like "The Mission". I already spoiled you the chanting old lady so I won't do you any more harm.<br/><br/>I mentioned previously that David Cage was also a good director and if you are wandering why, for me it's most importantly because of the chapter "Homeless". If you get to play the game you will tear up in some scenes, I guarantee it! And I think the reason behind this, is because they are very subtle and rely only on the expressions and ambiance. A good director can create touching moments with whatever he is working with, in this case motion capture and the power of the player's choices. For instant there is a scene in which Jodie plays guitar and it strikes you because of the subtlety of the performance by Ellen Page and the weight of the situation she is in.<br/><br/>With all this ranting and talking about the director you may have forgotten that Beyond: Two Souls is a game! And a game needs some gameplay and if it has David Cage leading it, some choices! In my point of view the gameplay was pretty good. Like heavy rain it has many quicktime events, but I found these more confusing as, in the action sequences, you have to move the left stick in the direction Jodie's body is moving. Sometimes you could really tell and it was frustrating.<br/><br/>The Aiden (the entity) gameplay however, was fun and empowering, as nobody can see you and you have the power to flip cars and freak people out.<br/><br/>And last but not least, the stealth. I really expected it to be garbage but in my surprise it was simple but fun. using Aiden to distract enemies was cool enough to keep it afloat.<br/><br/>There is a lack of choice-making however that bothered me. In "Heavy Rain" the choices were everything, you were at the edge of your seat because every movement mattered. In "Beyond" the only major choice is in it's ending and that got me a little disappointed.<br/><br/>So I end this review by saying that Beyond: Two souls is a good game with not much of gameplay importance, as you may have seen :P, but more focused on storytelling. This however was it's weak spot as there where many amazingly crafted but some very clichéd and pointless, that a gap between them was created and a full emotional experience was lacking from at the end.<br/><br/>I am giving David Cage's latest, "Beyond: Two Souls" a 7.5/10.
Beyond: Two Souls is a game like no other. It's simply outstanding in terms of it's individuality and story. It has real actors such as Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe, who prove to be truly great at delivering their roles. The highlight of this game is Page, as Jodie Holmes. You fell connected to the character and you care about her as you struggle to fight contention and danger throughout the game. Quantic Dream know how to make a game with realistic characters and a powerful storyline, I'll tell you that.<br/><br/>Be warned. The gameplay is unique and sometimes enjoyable but don't expect Beyond: Two Souls to raise the bar in the gameplay categories, as it is meant to be played as an interactive tale or movie. The gameplay is very much an acquired taste but most people will enjoy it.<br/><br/>The music to this game is simply one of the best soundtracks in the history of entertainment. An emotional and beautiful, artistic, melodramatic soundtrack composed by Normand Corbeil, Lorne Balfe with help from music mastermind Hans Zimmer. It is so good, the soundtrack. The themes are very strong and quite amazing. This game is better than what most people think.<br/><br/>Beyond: Two Souls might suffer from some critics but trust me, DO NOT listen to them. It really is a unique game that captures your attention.<br/><br/>An essential play.
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