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You've already got one of my favourite films, not just in Westerns but of all genres, in Liberty Valance but another film to hold that privilege which you haven't listed is The Searchers. It's pretty long but its just brilliant.

I remember it too. I also remember not particularly liking it, a consistent theme for the last decade it seems.

Just go your own way and do whatever you want. Just replicating real life makes EWR a little moot in my opinion.

I've never heard of it but the premise as written on Wikipedia sounds terrible.

As a means of keeping my eyes occupied while eating just now I've discovered that, after the first three Twilight films, The Maze Runner is the next most successful YA fiction film adaption when success is viewed as box office earnings as a percentage of budget. I know that's a fairly specific way of looking at it, and odd that I'd think to look it all up in the first place, but it beats the last two Twilights, every Harry Potter, both Hunger Games' so far, and Divergent. This seems strange for something I'd never heard of until going to see it at the cinema when the others all had at least moderate hype behind the prior to their release.

I read this thread title as 'Better Call Sabu'.

Is that what happens in Taken because I can't think of any other examples of that for him? If that's the case the Taken franchise doesn't appeal to me in the slightest anyway.

Heroes who come out of retirement/hiding for one last job more than once and killing off entire main casts except for the franchise character, i.e. 24 for both. Although I enjoy the show these two things happening made me lose interest completely by the sixth series or so.

I'm in general agreement that it wasn't the worst but my expectations for the Xmas specials are even lower than during the regular series. I'll just go back to hoping that the next series isn't underwhelming like I always do only to be disappointed again and again.

That's honestly probably my favourite one you've made yet.

I lived up to the EWB British stereotype and only watched Dr Who this year. Can I put it in all 15 slots?

There are certainly flaws but he's the strongest writer the show's had since 2005 and I still think things are better than in the RTD era, although that could be due to stronger acting rather than format.

Why? He's consistently been the best writer since 2005. Almost every good episode since the series' return was written by him. The most common complaint about him (ie everyone dies) is untrue. He's directly responsible for the sudden influx of continuity, not only with the old series' but with newer ones as well. I really don't understand the seemingly prevalent view that Moffat being the show runner is a bad thing.

My housemates bought a DVD called Manborg from Poundland last week and I watched the trailer on Youtube out of curiosity. It definitely fits in this thread.

I don't particularly care for the online capabilities of any game, multiplayer or otherwise, and very few of the games I do play are reliant on being played with friends that aren't in the same room as me or even having an online mode in the first place. Thanks for the input though.

The best thing about yearly games is that a new one coming out makes older versions plummet in price. Earlier this year I bought FIFA 12 and WWE 13 for a combined price of maybe £11, and that was before the summer. If I were to have both them both on their release dates I would've had to pay £80. I'm sure I'll get FIFA 13 and WWE 2k14 when my birthday rolls around early next year and pay a fraction of the original price as well.

It seemed ok until the opening credits hit. All downhill from there though.

Best episode of the series so far in my view.

Increase Chris Raab's EWR equivalent of Generosity and/or Compassion. Within five minutes of meeting the man he offered to let me sleep on his floor after I told him I didn't have anywhere to stay the night after Superclash 2.