It's out in the UK this week, but sadly my local cinema isn't showing it which means I'll either have to wait and see if they show it in a few weeks/months time or wait for the DVD. Travelling to one of the cinemas listed as showing it isn't practical, sadly. It seems that my local cinema only shows populist rubbish…

Maybe that should have been "…paying closer attention…".

I had no problem understanding either Bane or Saito, although I think in the case of the latter, it might have helped that I had previously seen Ken Watanabe as Katsumoto in The Last Samurai so was fairly used to his accent.

I have really enjoyed series 3 of Misfits - like many, I was worried what was going to happen to the show once Robert Sheehan left, but Joe Gilgun has fitted in well to the gang and the quality of the episodes has been as good as ever. Here in the UK, we're about to have the final episode of S3 this weekend and it…

I can name all of the Jedi in the Order 66 scenes and I don't feel bad about it. I'm a Star Wars nerd and proud of it.

I can't believe we have to wait until next year to see this film in the UK. I'm really looking forward to it.

"You were supposed to destroy the Sith, not join them!!"

Sad news. I used to have Count Duckula on video when I was younger, it was one of my favourite cartoons.

The Muppets hosting it would actually make me want to watch the Oscars for once. Normally it's not really worth bothering with as you know all the winners six months in advance and have to sit through them all pretending to be suprised at the announcements, but with Kermit and co. hosting… that could be brilliant.

No, *I'M* Spartacus!!!

This was released in the UK back in April and I really liked it. It's not perfect, but it's a good laugh. I disagree with the reviewer's opinion that Ben Barnes' performance is OTT - I think he has just the right kind of obsessive enthusiasm that you would expect from a young lad who is determined to conquer the…

This new version has a Take That song at the end. That is equally as bad as the one by Sting and co.

I saw it just over a week ago on the first day of it's UK release and it's alright. Not a classic, but entertaining enough. What really makes me laugh is all the people getting their underwear in a twist about the airships. If you want historical accuracy, go and watch a documentary. There is no law that states a film…

If an Oasis reunion is to work, it will require Liam to have matured and started actually acting like a grown-up instead of a big, spoilt kid who thinks everything is his brother's fault and feels the need to constant insult him via Twitter or interviews. Otherwise Noel will get sick of him and quit the band again.

Long-nose mask as they used in The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, I'm guessing?

I have a poster with the same picture as the one at the top of this article. The flip-side has a picture of Liam making the V-sign (swearing, not the peace sign). It's not actually on my wall anymore though.

I have to admit that I am a bit nervous about whether the show is going to be quite as good without Nathan, but I'm willing to give it a fair chance - unlike some people I have seen on the Misfits Facebook page who have already declared that they are not even going to watch Series 3 because Robert Sheehan won't be in…

I have the Oasis MTV Unplugged on a video having recorded it off the telly donkeys years ago. At one point Noel spots Liam up in a private box and there's a bit of heckling between the two. I'm not sure that he was really ill, but I liked the Unplugged concert as well as the "Noel solo bit" in Oasis shows.