Stellar

What a fantastic film. Absolutely stunning performance from Phoenix, probably the most riveting on screen transformation of a character I’ve seen. Deserves a rewatch ASAP.

It has become an almost cliche response but every single one of the disjointed messes that comprise the Star Wars prequels are my "worst films". They should have been great - George Lucas creating new STAR WARS CONTENT , the quality of the cast, CG being the new in-thing etc. The scales were heavily laden toward the final results being at the very least passably watchable yet instead they were insufferable turds, every one.

Agreed, I'm about to platinum the game and haven't seen a single glitch. Amazing. I absolutely adore this game. And Aloy

Just want to add my tuppence. Missus bought me a PSVR for Xmas, Rez Infinite was top of the shopping list. Cleared Areas 1-5 in pretty short order and unlocked Area X... HOLY FUCKBALLS, what an experience. Its literally transcendental - I visited a new place last night made of colours, particles and sounds.And the best part is I can go back whenever I like. Thank you Mizuguchi for bringing this to the world.

Amazing, gorgeous film. The cinematography is simply breathtaking.

Only a sith deals in absolutes

Loved the opening tracking shot and for a (short) while at least it was keeping up a decent attempt at an espionage thriller.

Having just finished Witcher 3 and moving swiftly on to MGS5 - yes it was a (slight) weary sigh, despite knowing I was in for a treat. I think I'd like to see more of smaller but lived in worlds, with random emergent events occurring between denizens (that have nowt to do with you or your presence) crossed with some Castlevania style map opening dependent on abilities rather than it all being available from the off. There is a halfway house there I'm not sure its been nailed yet.

Plinkett reviews the Force Awakens trailer

Yup, you.

Turns out there's an official alternate ending to Breaking Bad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kZivVxB3vU

Absolutely stunning film and truly the performance of Bullock's career, go see it at the biggest screen you can and preferably in 3D. What Cuaron pulls off here is cinematic wizardry that for once justifies the daft glasses and overpriced tickets.

Some great ones here... http://imgur.com/a/8hTHw