Leo604

LOTR trilogy - Howard Shore. Favourite is probably The Grey Havens or that Rohan theme. Revenge of the Sith - John Williams. He's given the sequel trilogy some great themes but Episode 3 stills tops it for me. Dunkirk - Hans Zimmer. Runner-up for me is his score for The Dark Knight Rises. Silver Linings Playbook - Danny Elfman.

Watched Sicario on Netflix this afternoon - I don't know how I missed this movie coming out in 2015.

Was gifted Dark Souls 3 on Steam, about an hour into it now.

Top Gun earlier today.

Currently Skyrim SE that someone gifted to me, with Dishonored 2 on backlog.

http://kotaku.com/now-even-zelda-breath-of-the-wild-is-getting-dlc-and-a-1792338071 This is a bit of a bummer.

This bundle is quite possibly the best deal of games I've ever bought. I probably won't actually get to them all (only played BF2 so far), but it's good to have that collection.

The only recently EA-published game I've seen which doesn't squeeze money through pay-to-win is Titanfall 2, which is published by EA but developed by a separate developer (Respawn). Of course EA decided to release it in the same two week span as Battlefield 1, that terrible COD game, and Skyrim SE which leads me to think they wanted it to the tank. It's a shame though, cause Titanfall 2 is probably the best overall FPS of late 2016, but it never got that chance to build a great playerbase, especially on PC. Anyways, back to Star Wars - insert witty followup here.

That's good - if anything I prefer the combat stories of the Prequels over the OT so I'll keep an eye out for that.

If they do a remake of Battlefront 2 for this year or 2018 and it has no campaign, I'm definitely not getting it. BF 2015 I only bought because it was on sale for $20 CDN on Origin a couple weeks ago.

Also this (if nobody's posted it yet):

Best Episode 8 theory I've read so far re: The Last Jedi title - http://imgur.com/gallery/kmH7B

Realistically that will never happen - not enough serious appeal to the Western world. Metaphorically I will have lost all hope in Hollywood if something like that happens.

This is one of those social trends the pop culture industry should have never been able to think up a movie for.