I've got a 63" in the family room & a 50" in the basement. Pay attention to light sources as you don't want to invest a great deal of time & money and not be able to enjoy the picture. I would buy the TV & mounting bracket FIRST so that you know where you need to locate the boxes.
Cut the back off of your low voltage boxes - have one behind the TV as noted above & one behind the equipment. Even better if you have access to the back of that wall you will be able to change/add whatever you need. Be sure you have a clean chase between these boxes. Run a minimum of 3 HDMI cables & one set of RGB to the back of the TV for games, cable, Blueray, etc.. Check the mounting bracket and if the TV is going to stand too far off the wall - recess a box in the wall for it to be mounted in - this will give it a cleaner look.
Invest in a good surround system & speakers - the sound will enhance the experience.
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Some guys they just give up living
And start dying little by little, piece by piece,
Some guys come home from work and wash up,
And go racin' in the street.
Bruce Springsteen - Racing In The Street - 1978
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