Observe and Report is one of my most hated movies of Rogen's and actually made me avoid his movies for a long time afterwards. I can't remember why now.

Probably my most hated scene in that whole movie.

I really don't care about the campaign in these games, All I expect them to be is essentially just playable, over the top action movies, and they usually deliver. Judging by the first mission that I just completed, this one should be exactly what I expected.

I really don't understand it to be honest. There is so much potential for video games to be adapted easily into, if not amazing movies, then at least competent and fun ones. The key issue seems to be that because of their horrible reputation from previous undeniable failures e.g. Super Mario Bros. no significant…

I'm sure I've seen Quantum of Solace, but whenever I try to think about it I have no idea what could have happened in it. I remember a scene with a car crashing..maybe..but there's literally nothing else that registers for me.

It was my surprise favourite when I watched the series in order for the first time last year. I'm unsure what was going on in the middle section with Bond undercover at the ski resort..but the rest of the film was great, with awesome stunts and the soundtrack was fucking rad.

'Star Wars: Battlefield' wow look at you, so edgy! But I do agree, that beta really sold that game as a fantastic representation of the OT. I particularly enjoyed the sparks that come off walls and enemies when you hit them, and the cheesy death animations for the stormtroopers.

I thought this movie was really stupid as a kid, and thought all the characters were really annoying. I'm wondering if it holds up any better now that I'm a somewhat more intelligent young adult, something tells me it won't.

Pretty much the entirety of Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast. That game is just a perfect representation of the world of the original trilogy, from the sound effects and the music, to shooting and slicing through waves of innacurate and ineffective stormtroopers. The game just feels like Star Wars, in the best way…

Ive just reached a quest for them that I think will be the next phase of Minute men quests that won't be so focused on new settlements. I haven't done it yet though so I could be wrong.

Oh, then maybe I did see it at some point.

Look up blue light filter in Google Play, I discovered there are quite a few of these around a couple of weeks ago. It's good for reading on my tablet late at night.

How did you know the Super mutants were level 10? I've been wondering if there was a way to see how strong enemies were somehow.

The White House is on Fallout 3? How the fuck have I never found this in all my years playing this game?!

Paul Rudd I agree with, but Mila Kunis has a very distinctive voice. It's just unfortunate that in an animated sense that voice is Meg Griffin.

I think the skeleton indoors was wearing a dress, so it could have been a Bonnie & Clyde gag.

Im enjoying the little details Bethesda's put around the world of Fallout 4. My favourite so far is in the bank in Lexington. There's the remains of a bank heist that was interrupted by the bombs going off. The back wall of the bank vault is blown out and the dead body of the thief is lying across the edge, outside…

Fallout 4 is the first game I've bought at launch in a long time, and I have to say I haven't suffered any problems so far and the game runs perfectly smooth (playing on PS4).

I really want to buy Battlefront but I just hate everything about the business model they're using for it. I don't want to pay 120-130 for the "full" experience with the season pass, but I dont think it has enough content to keep me playing for more than a couple of months.

Yeah it's all nice and everything, but it hasn't really grabbed me yet. I think I've played so much Fallout 3 and Skyrim over the last couple of years that the gameplay is feeling a little tired.
I've only played 3-4 hours though, I'm sure I'll be fully addicted when I get over the 10 hour mark.