Best episode so far this season? I think it may well be.

I simultaneously enjoyed that shot and hated ABC for making Hayley Atwell do it and myself for enjoying it. Times are confusing.

High Rise was absolutely mesmerising, beautifully shot, deeply satirical, not sure how it lands with US audiences but over here in the UK the parallels with Thatcher-era Britain were very darkly tongue in cheek. It's the norm for Wheatley's films to play up the dark humour, but this one had more of an edge than even…

Having seen the trailer, and call me a fanboy but with Spielberg at the helm, I think it has every chance of matching or even outdoing the animation.

So excited for the BFG, loved the book and the animation when I was a kid, with an adventure movie master like Spielberg at the helm it's going to be a ride.

Same here my friend, it went from "Hey this could be decent" to "Goddamn now I have to to see what they come out with."

Black Panther - Soundtrack by The Kinks.

This cast is getting better and better by the day

Being the only Indian in my secondary school who was a bit of a nerd (comics and films and music etc.), the comparison of my day was Raj from TBBT. God I hate that show.

"There has never been an entirely digital effect that looks as good or convincing as an entirely or mostly practical one," - clearly you have no idea how many digital effects are in film and television these days, 90% of the time done so well that you don't even notice.

Yes Rowntree, yes Grosvenor.

I thought the Da Vinci Code was really cool when I read it, but I was also 11 and loved Clive Cussler.

I was waiting for the Pulp Fiction joke with the briefcase, it never came. That aside a surprisingly sweet and fun episode, felt a little jumpy at times, but at least there wasn't any jerk Homer or flogged to death celeb cameos.

Simply glorious.

Well with an attitude like that I don't want to tell you shit, feel free to wallow in your own self superiority. Forgive me, but you're a narrow minded moron.

I also have a bit of a soft spot for Hail To The Thief, my Radiohead loving friend doesn't rate it much, but there are some great songs on there.

My vinyl copies of this and The Glowing Man both arrive on the same day, beyond excited.

Was listening on Radio 6 as they did the first play through, was ordering the vinyl by track three. This album is beautiful top to bottom, impeccably produced, rich, just everything I was hoping it would be. Radiohead are back bitcheeeeeeeeees.

I'm glad Kang approves, I thought it was fantastic pretty much as soon as it finished, as you say it added so much to the character of Steve Rogers. I think that's why it does still feel like a Captain America film even though it's almost a full Avengers movie, it brings his story full circle back to him and Bucky, a…

If you're going entry level, Audio Technica are good for a £100-£200 range (sorry, British). Above that and you're going to need preamps and amps so the cost increases by a fair bit. My beginner setup is an AT LP120 and a pair of powered Edifier bookshelf speakers, both for sub-£250 and work a treat.