I hope he dismantles our opinions of the hungry caterpillar next

Watched Dante's Inferno (BR) yesterday. I'd say it was a great intro to the game, but the amount of times Dante says "My God!" and "In the lord's name..." Yep, quite a phrasebook...

Making my way through season three of Psych. It really is impossible not to fall a little bit in love with Shawn.

I have now watched The Trap, The Power of Nightmares and Century of the Self. I'm not sure Mr. Curtis' analytical documentaries are good for the mental health, but they certainly are insightful.

I only cme across this when Ryo was watching some WW2 documentories and an advert came up for it.

I decided to tape and now watch "Richard Hammon: Search for the Holy Grail," of which was a very enlightening show. Apparently the damn French had "it" all this time.

Today, being in a mood for organised crime, I marathoned the entire first season of The Sopranos (yeah, that's 13 hours, I know).

"Cunnilingus and psychiatry brought us to this."

And this... this is the good stuff. HBO can surely do no wrong. I'm glad I put off watching so I can see it all the way through, waiting for the rest would surely kill me.

Really, when you tell people on an anime forum to watch something called "The Trap", you've only got one thing coming.

Radio 5 Live - Bacon, Floyd and Boyd.

Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo interviewing Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass and then Jason Isaac were two of the best interviews of this year so far.

And Martin Scorsese is looking to make a film in 3D!?!?! I hope this won't be a trend.

It's pretty certain to be, since it's an experience which coaxes people back to the cinema again after declining audiences and people just waiting for the DVDs. But I bet the studios and directors hate the fact that electronics manufacturers are working towards 3D TVs so quickly. They'll eventually have to come up with something which is impossible to replicate in the home.

It is hard to argue with that because 3D is one thing that video games, movie pirates, legitimate dvd's and home cinema set-ups just don't do as well as the cinema but it is hard to escape the fact that 3D still a gimmick.

Most films don't need 3D but they are retrofitting themselves (Alice in Wonderland, Clash of the Titans) to draw the audience who have proven themselves willing to pay extra for the experience. Not that it makes the films better.

Coraline and Avatar were deliberately filmed in 3D and look good because of it so I respect that more than these band-wagon jumpers.

As far as 3D consoles (Nintendo 3DS, PS3) and TVs goes, I'm not really and early adopter, I'll wait until the dust settles and prices come down but imagine 3D videogames... Imagine playing Dead or Alive Paradise! (any reason to put this trailer in!)

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Oh, it's a complete gimmick and not one I'm that taken with either. But it seems to be a hit with the masses so I wouldn't blame directors / studios for jumping on the bandwagon, if the bandwagon is full of bags with dollar signs on they can help themselves to.

Just watched South Park's 200th and from something of an iffy season thus far, you can easily see that Parker and Stone had put a lot of thought into this. I can't imagine it being very funny for those who don't follow the show, since its heavily reliant on certain themes and jokes that have entire episodes devoted to them in the past. But, yeah, I **** loved it.

Speaking of jumping on the 3D bandwagon...

Big Tits and Zombies in 3D...

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It's the end of cinematic culture as we know it! James Cameron and Quentin Tarantino have a LOT to answer for...

Working my way through the original Star Trek. Never saw alot of these eps when I was younger, didn't realise so many Starfleet captains had broken the Prime Directive! doing so always leads to trouble, like the rebirth of the Nazis on an alien planet!

Tekkonkinkreet - gorgeous movie, but wasn't as good as I expected. it's still a 7/10