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Oasis Knebworth 1996 - 3/5. If it had been just the concert on its own I would've given it 5/5, but they've added actors into a documentary, which serves no purpose. Either make a documentary or a film, don't mix the two. Plus Liam isn't in it, I assume because of the falling out.

I was vaguely aware of Christopher Cross because of Arthur's Song. I heard this on the radio the other day and didn't realise it was by the same artist, but now I've looked him up there are a few familiar songs that I didn't realise he wrote. Ride Like The Wind is a great song.

Yeah, I find the map to be a pain in the arse. I don't know why they can't just display the yellow star on the mini map.

I must be doing something stupid, but I've been playing for 20 hours and I still can't get the blazing sword to work. I've googled it and read the help menu in the game, and all it says is "perform a ground attack and continue to hold the button down". I've been doing that, nothing happens!

You failed the test. The DVDs were simply a diversion, the real treasure was hidden amongst the shredded paper.

Marabou Stork Nightmares has turned me right off. The premise is the main character is in a coma, and his dream in the coma is of being on a safari hunt. It switches between his real life of growing up on a council estate in Scotland, and his coma fantasy safari. It was quite funny to start with, but now It's put me right off.

He's a 60 year old man he looks fine. He was in great shape in Hannibal.

The Was seriously impressive

I'm enjoying this, but the frame rate on Xbone X is pretty bad considering the game is nothing special to look at. I almost feel like it's been done on purpose to force me to buy a Series X Also did anyone else receive a pre order bonus code? I've redeemed it and can't find it in the game

Currently reading Marabou Stork Nightmares and loving it so far.

I'm calling it now:

Also just another thing to add about Dead Men's Trousers. I thought the storyline was going to be

Yeah, I've just finished reading all the Renton books. Personally I thought Trainspotting was the weakest - too many characters that I didn't care about, but maybe I felt that way because I love the film. I can see why they left Second Prize out of it, he didn't have much personality. I did like that the novel is a lot less optimistic than the film T2/ Porno is far superior to the film version. It's ridiculous that they've rebranded the Porno novel to T2, when it's got nothing in common with the film. I think Skagboys was probably my favourite, it was gritty and genuinely funny in parts. I just loved Begbie's chapters, which generally consisted of "that cunt's gettin' a burst mooth" I really liked Dead Men's Trousers too, though it lacked the humour of the other books, the storyline was great.

Those sprites

I've been watching ER and that is seriously off-putting. He never makes eye contact when he talks to people, he just stares at the ground