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Those sound like responsible purchases, I had fifty dollars today, and I bought Catherine (PS3), Star Hawk (PS3), and Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments (PS3).
My birthday is in Feb so if I get a voucher then I can get something all year round.
I don't think I'll be buying anything else, movies or video-games, for the next five or six months to be honest, I am stocked up. I only bought the stuff since I took another shift at work specifically so I could buy the games. 
I used to go wild buying DVDs and get so many every week. But now I have none. Because I just have no need for them. I mean when I move I will have digital TV (Sky) or rent from the video shop. So I really have no need to have DVDs.
Wait, I have one. Season 1 of the old Addams Family TV show black and white because I love it.
Wait, I have one. Season 1 of the old Addams Family TV show black and white because I love it.
Smaug said:
I don't buy a lot of films either. In the last three months, I have only bought The Grand Budapest Hotel, Underworld, and Alien v. Predator. All of which were $2 apiece. The only DVDs that I buy consistently are Full Moon Features. They're basically low-budget horror flicks that I enjoy. You can find a ten-pack of the Puppet Master series for like five bucks in a lot of stores, or go to the website and buy just the first movie in the series for $30.
I like the second Hobbit the best. The third is fine, but I think it might be my least favorite.
Ian McKellen is the best thing to ever happen to those movies. Without him in Lord of the Rings/The Hobbit the films would be crap. Oh, him and Christopher Lee. Huge fan of Ian Holm too but he didn't have a big enough role in the films/story.
I really do like Ian McKellen, but I don't know if I think he was the best part of the Lord of the Rings or The Hobbit series. I think he's the best thing of the X-Men series as Magneto though! I think it depends on what film you are looking at. I feel like the best part of The Two Towers was Smeagle. As for The Hobbit franchise as a whole, in the second film, I liked Benedict Cumberbatch as Smaug, and in the whole series, I liked Martin Freeman as Bilbo Baggins.Smaug said:
