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Hahahaha fantastic. :lew: It's that first post of Kelly's compared to all the other ones before it that makes it so glorious. I thought it all kicked off in that thread and there was a big thing made about it then though? Also as if it was 5 years ago!

The only actual good Final Fantasy games are 6-9, and to an extent 10

I've completely gone off laminate over time. There's something about carpets that make a room feel more comfortable and homey. Laminate feels cold and uninviting. Me and my girlfriend are looking at moving in together in the Summer so we've been having a look at flats recently, and annoyingly...

Ohh so is it on like iPhones and stuff? I had no idea Telltale did anything like that. Hmm that's very tough. I'm torn three ways between Gerrard, Lampard and Ronaldo. Unless you class Ronaldo as a forward

I've never heard of such a thing! But it sounds glorious.

Moved on to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein now. I think I read a little of it in English back in school as I'm remembering some parts as I read it. I'm enjoying it quite a lot, but I am finding it a bit of a difficult read because of the language it is written in. Obviously I'm not reading a...

The Theory of Everything I find Stephen Hawking to be an incredible and fascinating human being so this film has had me excited for a little while. Initially I wasn't all that excited about Eddie Redmayne playing him because I've never found him a great actor, but he has completely changed my...

So what were your top ten films from last year? It'll be interesting to see how we all compare 1. Nightcrawler 2. Her 3. Guardians of the Galaxy 4. Pride 5. Wolf of Wall Street 6. Chef 7. The Grand Budapest Hotel 8. 12 Years a Slave 9. Gone Girl 10. Captain America: The Winter Soldier It was...

I totally agree. Capaldi has been brilliant and I think he could really shine if there were some better scripts. He was basically a grumpy old man, a lot like William Hartnell in the beginning. Even the episodes that should have been poor (Robot of Sherwood and Mummy on the Orient Express) were...

Chris Pratt is a massive attraction right now so this has me quite excited. I was treated to the trailer on the big screen at work a couple of days ago, and it looks even more impressive there. I'm also really intrigued by seeing the park in full swing. It's what we've all dreamed of in some...

The Colour of Magic I've never been all that bothered by Terry Pratchett in the past. No real reason, I think I just didn't know anyone who had read them so hadn't really heard great things about the Discworld novels. In the last year or so though I've looked into it a bit more and gotten more...

Of there's that of course. Anything I see that really annoys me, I either remove or just ignore because it's simply not worth it. I was meaning in the grander scheme of things, and not on a small personal level

I think social media is such a powerful tool that is entirely misused. It has made the global community so much more accessible, and with smartphones we have that community in our pockets at all times and are constantly connected. We can so easily find out what is happening in the local news in...

If that's the best answer to the question then they shouldn't have bothered. Just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should. I really can't think of a way to make it simpler. The pacing of the scene is just terrible; it doesn't work and leaves you frustrated. Similarly, without us...

Supposedly it's the biggest disappointment of 2014, which doesn't surprise me all that much

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/luther-series-4-idris-elba-confirms-one-off-special-return-1475382 Turns out there's going to be a one-off next year

It looks like Sony are starting to back track over the whole thing http://www.slashfilm.com/interview-theatrical-release/

I think what she means is how George Lucas completely misunderstood what people saw in Yoda from the original trilogy and tried to do what he thought people wanted. Because he fought like a baby kangaroo on speed. Watching him bounce around like a lunatic didn't make me think "wow, Yoda truly...

Killing Them Softly was incredible; that ending is one of my favourite ends to a film ever. I completely agree about Scoot McNairy being the star of the show because he was on top form in it, and I'm so glad because he's been worthy of recognition for a while. And the scene when Markie got...

George Lucas took a great series and made it shit 15 years ago when the prequel trilogy happened. It looks like this trilogy will go a long way to fixing that. JJ Abrams has a pretty solid track record with sci-fi, and then we've got Rian Johnson doing episode 8 which is just as exciting