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I can't stand Zack Snyder as a director and so with him at the helm my hopes for this film are not high. Jesse Eisenberg seems to feel the same as me and has set his portrayal of Lex Luthor to as hammy as possible accordingly.

We have one final (I think) trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGbxmsDFVnE

Play 9 first I'd say seeing as you've played the other two PS1 era games. 6 is amazing too though, so worth playing in the future at some point..

I don't think it really tells us much, at such an early stage any news about it thus far seems to basically say 'it'll be different but not too different!'. Which could mean anything at this point.

There's so many characters slated to appear in Captain America: Civil War that they'll all get about two minutes screentime each at this rate! I do worry it will be very overstuffed.

Loki has been easily the best MCU villain so far simply because he 1. has a personality and 2. gets great lines. I did like Ultron too, he's the only other MCU villain so far who hasn't been dull as hell. As for Ant-Man, it was . . . OK. Paul Rudd is an appealing lead and there are some...

Margot Robbie's in it, but that's about the only plus point for me at the moment.

Not really, the likes of Dirge of Cerberus and Crisis Core etc haven't done that in my opinion so I doubt this would, even if it's not very good. FFVII's legacy is secure whatever happens.

The bit saying Remake at the end is a big clue.

Spy Not as good as Bridesmaids and the story is a bit all over the place but this was still very enjoyable, and a great showcase for Melissa McCarthy. Favourite bits: Jason Statham (who is hilarious), kitchen fight, Rose Byrne swearing a lot.

1. Tony Stark makes his best efforts to keep the fight with the Hulk away from civilians, there's no effort to address this at all in Man if Steel. That's what people found annoying. 2. There are repercussions to that fight with - again in Man of Steel, there were none (though it seems they may...

It's not as good as the first film, and the film creaks when having to set up future instalments, but I still really enjoyed it. Plenty of Whedon wisecracks are always fine with me.

New teaser trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngElkyQ6Rhs

I've heard one or two people mention this, and I noticed it in my game as well - here's some useful info from the FF Wiki: 'On the map in the opening video, and on the sign in the bottom left of the Rest Stop screen in Summit Station, and on the maps dotted around South Gate stations, the city...

I agree with much of what Jack says. Capaldi has been great fun (his Doctor is a total ass at times, it's great) and I did think the series just gone was the best since Matt Smith's first series. Moffat should probably move on soon, but with him responsible for two hit shows at the moment, I...

The Ending Theme in FFVIII is my favourite - over thirteen minutes of brilliance, and love when Eyes On Me segues into the main FF theme music. Special mention to Melodies of Life too in FFIX, which has a really cool credits sequence to go with it.

Most people won't know about the expanded universe, so it makes sense to put that aside and start with a clean slate.

How often do you go to the gym, if at all? I joined in July, I go three times a week at the moment What keeps you motivated? I feel like it's somthing I need to do to help my self confidence. Plus I'd feel bad if I gave up so quickly. Do you do it better in a group, on your own, with music...

P.K. Very entertaining Bollywood film, which manages to be both funny and poignant in the potshots it takes at organised religion. And there is some nice chemistry between the leads.

OK, make that ten years (I'm ignoring the last two Shrek films, as should everyone else).