I’m Not Sure Why I Watched Sonic The Hedgehog.

Stories shouldn’t be made unless there’s genuine inspiration to do so.

I think it’s safe to say that video game movies have had a hard time. Ever since the release of 1993’s Super Mario Bros., movie studios have struggled to balance appeals to the fans with making a script actually work for the screen. Thus far, I’m sad to say that very few films that are directly based on a property are actually passable, but there’s always a chance to break the losing streak.

Unfortunately, Sonic The Hedgehog ...