I went to Total Recall on Tuesday. I really enjoyed it. Just a good old fashioned action, sci-fi chase fest. It's not going to win Oscars, but it's good entertainment.

I saw Lawless last night and thought it was excellent. It's quite violent and sinister. Guy Pierce is excellent, as is Tom Hardy.

When I saw him play last season he was awful. He's looked decent at this level so far and could be a decent squad player, to go with Rhodes, Gomes and Kazim-Richards. Edinho looks so far off the pace and not ready yet. Rochina can play off a striker, so we do have options. I'm not fussed if he stays or goes, I would just worry about what we would do for strikers if we got a few injuries.

What does everyone think of the new season of Breaking Bad so far?

South Park, Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones, Boardwalk Empire, Arrested Development, Band of Brothers, The Pacific, Californication, True Blood, American Horror Story, Entourage, Blackadder, Summer Heights High and Misfits are among my favourite shows.....I highly recommend all of them.

Prison Break, Lost (Seasons 1 and 2 mainly, 3-5 is alright, 6 is awful), Heroes (Seasons 1 and 2), Futurama, American Dad, The Inbetweeners (Seasons 1 and 2), Trailer Park Boys (Early Seasons), Angry Boys, The Mighty Boosh, Peep Show, Nathan Barley and The Boondocks are good as well

The Wire, The Sopranos, Treme, Spartucus, Friday Night Lights, Dexter, Oz, Rome, Mad Men, The Walking Dead and Underbelly have all been recommended....but I'm undecided on what to watch next.......I have seen quite a few episodes of Sopranos over the years but I feel not enough happens during an episode so you need to watch it back to back.....The Wire is the thing that I've heard the best things about......as for the others if anyone seriously recommends it then feel free to try and sell it to me, I'll watch the one that I hear the best things about.

30 Rock and Parks and Recreation are hilarious shows. Hell On Wheels just started its second season and is pretty good. The Killing (the American version) just finished season 2 and is outstanding. I haven't seen the Danish version but that's supposed to be great too. Borgen is worth a watch. Treme will be back for season 3 soon enough which I can't wait for.

Finally, someone in midfield who can put themselves about and put a bit of steel into the side that has been sorely missing. The only problem is that we still have a total cabbage managing us.

I saw The Dark Knight on Friday. I thought it was brilliant. It went on for about 15 minutes too long, but that's the only criticism I would have of it. The ending is excellent and opens up an area of Batman that I forgotten all about through the Dark Knight trilogy.

I saw Spiderman last week and thought it was a good show. There were a few naff bits to it, but overall it was really good. I would also recommend people seeing The Five Year Engagement. It was very enjoyable.

Ted and The Bourne Legacy are the next ones of my radar.

The 1st season of The Borgias was pretty good(havnt watched the 2nd yet) and Treme is supposed to be pretty great(made by the guys that made the wire), havnt got around to watching it yet though(its been sittin on my hd for 2 years).

O cant believe i forgot The killing(us) once it gets going its brill(prob my favorite newish show) and the final episode of season 2 was amazing(some of the best acting ive seen in a tv show).

Treme is brilliant. Watch it. I never got round to The Borgias. I had it on the Sky+, but someone deleted them!

I left The Killing off my list too. I absoutely love that show and is probaly my favourite one on TV at the moment. I'm onto my third episode of The News Room, which I've liked overall so far, but there are one or two annoying characters in it who I don't believe. I've also watched the first season of the Danish show Borgen, about the Danish primeminister. It's another excellent Scandanvian effort.

Some great shows their, cant believe you missed 24 off though,the 1st few seasons where Great (not exactly MadMen or the wire but great Action/thriller entertainment).

I watched the first two or three seasons of 24, then just got bored of it and I thought it got crap. The same goes for Heroes. I watched that every week, but it just got too complex, had too many plot twists and in the end became a total mess.

You should definitely watch Arrested Development.

Word. My sister has all the box sets, but I just haven't gotten round to them yet. I've seen the odd episode and it's very quirky and funny. With all the shows I watch, it leaves very little time for anything else. I don't actually watch a lot of television. Just the news and sport and any good documentaries as I find TV on the whole to be dire. So I just download the shows I like and watch them instead.

Some of the series that I have watched and still watch over the years.

X Files

Sopranos

Deadwood

Dexter

Breaking Bad

Friday Night Lights

Entourage

Modern Family

Boardwalk Empire

Band Of Brothers

Californication

The News Room

Curb Your Enthusiasm

East Bound and Down

Treme

Lost

The Wire

The Walking Dead

Southland

The West Wing

ER

Life

Game Of Thrones

The Pacific

How To Make It In America

Mad Men

Angels In America

In Treatment

I never got round to watching the likes of House, Prison Break, Grey's Anatomy, The Shield or Fringe which people have assured me are all excellent.

Watch "Tinker, Tailo, Soldier, Spy" last night, was excellent. An adaption of the LeCarre novel from the 70's, it tells the story of the hunt for a mole at the top of the British intelligence service. It's dramatic, tense, and intelligent, just giving you enough information o keep you hooked.

The Way, with Martin Sheen, Emilio Estevez, (surprisingly) James Nesbitt and others is a story of a father who's son sets off on The Way, el Camino, a ancient pilgrimage route across the north of Spain. It's gentle paced, interesting, shows a lot of great scenery and has a decent plot. Again well worth a watch.

I enjoyed Tinker Taylor. I thought he looked fantastic and had a great atmosphere to it. I didn't understand what was going on in parts of it and wasn't that shocked by the ending because you knew that it was going to be one of them anyway.

I thought The Way was excellent. That is until James Nesbitt showed up. I know he's a local guy and I should be supporting him, but I really don't see what all the fuss is about. People love the guy and will put him in anything. I think he's an awful actor and he bought the rest of the movie down when he turned up. I thought it went on about 15 to 20 minutes too long.

I went to The Avengers the other night and really enjoyed it. It was really enjoyable. I also saw 21 Jump Street on Sunday. It was hilarious.

On another note, the new Prometheus trailer looks unreal. I can't wait for this movie!

I saw Paranormal Activity 3 last night. I thought that the ending to end was very, very dark and disturbing. I find movies that deal with the devil, demons, cults, possession, black magic and witch craft far scarier, than gore fests. I also watched the HBO movie Game Change, about the McCain / Palin campaign, last week and thought it was brilliant.

I saw Lady In Black a couple of weeks ago and thought it was a good show. Pretty chilling stuff. I saw Project X the other night and loved it. There will be people who hate it of course, but I'm not one of them!

Watchmen was good.

Watchmen was excellent. I loved that movie.

I agree, except that Captain America was awful. And the first two X-Men movies weren't bad. In fact, X-Men 2 is still one of the best comic book movies to this day.

I thought Captain America was excellent. X-Men weren't bad, but they were just lacking something extra and I found it all a bit flat.

It was by the numbers but I still think it was one of the better comic book movies that year.

I think that you have to look at Thor and Captain America as being two of the more successful comic book movies of recent times. Chris Nolan's Batman is by far and away the best comic book character put to screen so far in my opinion. Sam Raimi's Spiderman started well, but went down hill. Iron Man was good. Iron Man 2 was very weak. The X-Men series has never been able to nail it for one reason or another. Wolverine was ######. I enjoyed the last Superman, but that isn't proceeding with that line up. Daredevil was half decent. I've never been that fussed by the Hulk movies or Hellboy. Blade is one of my favourite movies, but the ones after rapidly go down hill. Others like Elektra, Catwomen, Jonah Hex, The Punisher, Fantastic Four and Ghost Rider are just too awful to even consider.

True Grit was ok - thought Bridges part was overacted, young girl was excellent.

Limitless - good

The Lincoln Lawyer - good.

The Next 3 Days - very good.

Enjoyed all of these movies. Especially Limitless.

I've seen a couple of good movies in the cinema recently. Last week I saw The Descendants starring George Clooney. It was an excellent movie. Clooney is brilliant. I'd recommend it.

I also went to see The Grey last week. I wasn't that fussed either way on seeing it, but I went a long and enjoyed it. I doubt I'd watch again, but it's entertaining enough.

A couple of weeks ago I went to see Shame. How that movie and Michael Fassbender didn't get nominated for Oscars is beyond me. It's one of the best movies I've seen certainly in a long time, if not ever. It's not an easy watch and that's not because of openly sexual nature of the movie, but more to do with the visible pain and anguish the character is in. This is a must see if you are a movie fan. I doubt you will 'enjoy' it, but you'll be glad that you saw it.

A other movies that have been downloaded which I've watch recently are The American, Somewhere, Moneyball and Another Earth. I enjoyed them all, especially Another Earth.

I finished the first Game Of Thrones book a few weeks ago. Fantastic read. I've started on book two and it's moving along nicely!

Finally got round to watching Trollhunter tonight, really enjoyed it, light hearted enjoyment.

Great movie. Loved it! There were some really funny scenes in it too. The camera man frantically rubbing the troll stench on himself while the in the cave springs to mind!

Tragic news. God bless him and his family.

I saw Contagion last night. Very good movie. It will certainly make you think about all the different surfaces that you touch and don't think to wash your hands after.

I went to Tinker Taylor Soldier Spie on Monday night and Planet Of The Apes last night and thoroughly enjoyed them both. TTSS is an intense watch and you really have to be tuned in to understand what is going on. I'd say that it's one of those movies that becomes clearer after a few watches, like Heat or The Usual Suspects.

REC 3:Genesis, teaser trailer.

If 1 and 2 are anything to go by, it should be sweet.

I saw The Inbetweeners Movie last night and really enjoyed it. I had my doubts about it, as I felt that the last series was a bit dry and was worried that this would be the same. But I thought it was very funny. It is just like a long episode set in the sun. There are some knob Burnley fans on a bus that made me laugh and then a guy with a Rovers tattoo at the hole of a hotel that they were staying in! Crude fun!