ARMA 3. Why?
I couldn't run it :(
Interesting to see the Witcher on here though. I have plenty of untouched single player games.

Overwatch, Heroes of the Storm and soon to be playing some Counter Strike GO :P

Solo was a decent film. I came into it expecting a horrible Star Wars movie, and got a fairly unexpected plot. It wasn't too predictable (with one or two exceptions), and they took a lot of free license.
Best part was the action and it was surprisingly violent (compared to Force Awakens), The cameos are silly.
If I took it seriously I'd dislike the portrayal of Han Solo but good action + surprising movie level violence (vs Force Awakans).

Galveston and Ant Man and the Wasp

Galveston I wanted to be where Drive (2013) left off. But it turned out to be kind of a biopic and less a film. Mediocre in some parts but original interpretation and the whole feel of the main character made it a pretty good crime film for a modern setting.

I really liked Ant Man. It was pretty genre savvy, even if I was a bit "eh" with how the characters were handled. Good actors, bad scenes (maybe the arcs (story) felt rinse and repeat - but I really liked the charm and how they made it their own.)
Phew: The reviews are the same for this a lot.
Yeah, the dialogue was pretty poor - they didn't really make it believable.

Free games, Nior and demos :P
Deciding soon between CoD, Battlefield or Dark Souls

I ironically keep this moniker because I had it before SF IV made a character I think I inspired.
Is there any way to get a fighting game cheap? It can be 10 years old and a fighting game can still be at £20.

I want to buy a Street Fighter for the 360 simply because I know they'll be cheap and second hand.

^^^ Fuu if only I could edit this. What I'm trying to say is that it depends on the kind of player you are. I think a hell of a lot more people would be playing games if the games sphere wasn't alienating (legitimately if this community was around back then probably I'd be online)

Man. I have a long history with regards to this, and I want somewhere to start laying out my roots...so

I was a much more avid gamer, but I basically used my financial situation to stop hanging out and playing the games everyone played. I didn't really consider Minecraft a genuine game because it had no objectives, though because I didn't have any console I stopped playing games. To be honest, I don't think I went far - I still watched Lets Plays on Youtube
I would - and still would like to do game design. But at the time I was disorganised and I wanted to take my frustration out on games, because I wanted to do game dev stuff and I thought it wasn't possible. I guess it is
I'm confident in my skills as a game designer, and maybe I'll make a game that's good :P

Shot Caller

I watched this film a month or so ago, and it was honestly a good film with a start that made me invested pretty quickly. For the most part, the main character was relateable and it was nice to see an offbeat topic for a film.

My only qualm is

Later in the film the protagonist (Game of Thrones' Jamie Lannister) eventually commits to giving up on his family just to stay amongst a white supremacist leader. Dumb decision toward the end that made little sense at the time.

Otherwise great set of characters, and had a good way of making the regular good guys look bad. Which is good, as generally it puts me off when a story reveals itself through flashback. Looking at you, Westworld.