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Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle

By Christopher • Mar 16th, 2009 • Category: reviews

Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle
The sixth and final volume of Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle’s inaugural season is surely a must have for pre-existing fans of the show. The question is however, is there enough here to bring in entirely new legions of followers. This critic says no.
Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle follows the adventures of Princess Sakura as she and [...]



REPO: The Genetic Opera

By Christopher • Mar 14th, 2009 • Category: reviews

Repo! The Genetic Opera – A must if you want to see Paris Hilton?s face fall off and Sarah Brightman claw her eyes out.
The majority of film fans, fanatics or otherwise, are probably blissfully unaware that REPO: The Genetic Opera has finally made its way to Region 2 DVD this week. And to those movie-lovers [...]



LOST: Season 5, Episode 8: LaFleur

By Liam • Mar 11th, 2009 • Category: reviews

Lost Season 5
Note – review may contain spoilers
LOST has always been a programme that?s been bold with its narrative structure. It seems odd to think of now, but watching season one for the first time in 2004, the show?s flashback format seemed radically innovative. But LOST is nothing if not innovative, and five years down [...]



Watchmen

By Liam • Mar 10th, 2009 • Category: reviews

Watchmen Movie Poster
Whilst it can be said of pretty much any work of literature, WATCHMEN is a book that is defined by those that have read it and those that haven?t. To clarify, those that have read Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon?s 1985 magnum opus (myself included) are typically fiercely in love with the piece, [...]



HEROES, VOLUME FOUR: ?FUGITIVES? Ep 1

By Liam • Feb 27th, 2009 • Category: reviews

A CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER
Masi Oka as Hiro Nakamura, James Kyson Lee as Ando Masahashi – thanks to NBC Universal
Series 3 of Heroes, the second part of which is called Volume 4 – Confused yet? (ed)
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Heroes is a frustrating show to watch at times. For a programme with such a strong, exciting premise, it [...]



Being Human – BBC Three

By admin • Feb 12th, 2009 • Category: reviews

Being Human – Image (c) BBC/Todd Antony
So I saw a couple of months ago that the BBC were putting a flat share comedy with a werewolf, vampire and a ghost, well my first thoughts were that it would be some piece of cr*p comedy like BBC Three’s CLONE or at best THE WRONG DOOR. Images [...]



My Bloody Valentine 3-D

By admin • Jan 16th, 2009 • Category: reviews

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I must admit I loathe the word ‘reimagining’ with respect to TV shows and movies. Usually means rehashing old crap with a young(er) cast and even when the original material is good it just ends up getting the backs up of people who liked the original. With this in mind I dreaded seeing My [...]



The Devil’s Chair

By admin • Jan 11th, 2009 • Category: reviews

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4 years ago Nick West and his girlfriend Sammie broke into an abandoned asylum for some adult fun. Only Nick returned speaking tales of a demonic chair that ‘took’ Sammy. Nick was committed as criminally insane. Now Professor Willard takes Nick back to the Blackwater institute to face his fears and to [...]



Stephen King: The Mist DVD

By admin • Dec 10th, 2008 • Category: reviews

The Mist
I saw this the other day for the first time, picking it up at the bargain proce of under a tenner – for a new DVD that isnt bad these days.
Seeing the name Stephen King and thought it would be worth checking out. I missed the Cinema release and I am very glad that [...]



Star Wars: Clone Wars Light Sabre Duels: Nintendo wii Review

By admin • Nov 21st, 2008 • Category: reviews

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This is the game I was waiting for, the one that I actually NEEDED ever since I heard about the motion sensing wii remote, a fantastic LightSabre game where I can jump around the living room like a ninny swishing around the piece of electronic packed white plastic killing Sith (and Jedi if I [...]