The "FF-UK Scotland Recommends" thread ... Film, TV, books, games, music etc

What do you guys currently recommend to your fellow posters in the following categories (With thanks to Tim B in the North for the idea for this thread)

Film: I am Legend - Although not quite following the book, a brilliantly acted, visually stunning experience.

TV: The current repeats of the Two Ronnies on UK Gold are brilliant, take me right back to my teens!

Book: The Star Wars Vault - Fantastic, just fantastic! BUY IT NOW!

Games: Assassin's Creed on the X-Box 360 - Great story, fluid controls and a visual masterpiece

Music: Mothership by Led Zeppelin - All the songs you love cleaned up and remastered, just awesome!

Game: Mass Effect - If you have a 360 and a forum account and dont have this game you should be banned.

Music: Jesse Sykes - Reckless Burning, great album

TV: Family Guy - Blue Harvest, star wars IV parody episode LOLZ

Book: The Braided Path - By Chris Wooding great adult oriental flavoured fantasy trilogy, thats far from middle earth ( thank god)

Music: Alestorm, Captain Morgan's Revenge. As the booklet says: True Scottish Pirate Metal!

Film: Oldboy - Fantastic Korean film, get it watched before Hollywood finds it & rapes it!

Book: The Sea, The Sea by Iris Murdoch, just beautiful.

Games: GTA 4 on XBox360, so much fun, but can make you a bug-eyed social recluse.

Music: The Shins - Wincing The Night Away - utter perfection!

Film: y'know, I could watch Galaxy Quest once a day for the rest of my life, and not tire of it. Probably. Or Hellboy.
In the cinemas now, I heartily recommend Iron Man

TV: Heroes, Flight of the Conchords, the Sky at Night

Book: 'Consider Phlebas' by iain m banks is a good stsrting point in his outrageous sci-fi universe

Games: Zelda on gamecube, Tiger Woods on Wii

Music: looking forward to 'The Liberty of Norton Folgate'. If you don't know what that is, well, you have my pity
New Halfmanhalfbiscuit CD 'CSI Ambleside' isn't bad either, but maybe not as good as their laat one, 'Achtung Bono'

Film: Watched The Savages last night, excellent film, funny & poignant in one fell swoop!

Book: Chinua Achebe - Things Fall Apart. A favourite book of Nelson Mandela while in prison, this book is good for the soul.

Games: Despite never having watched a single episode of the show, I'm enjoying Lost: Via Domus. I enjoy puzzle/adventure games, they remind me of the old point & click numbers I used to play constantly when I was a youngin.

Music: Into The Wild soundtrack by Eddie Vedder, beautiful and haunting as the film itself.