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Could anything be more depressing than the sight of Sega’s old HQ now occupied by Zynga? -
I have a sudden urge to fly Cathay Pacific after one exposure to this ad campaign -
The Boat That Rocked – set sail or stay in port? -
Happiest man in world explains why Sonic 4 Episode II could make you just as happy -
This little-known video demo of ‘Milo’ reminds us why Peter Molyneux dumped Microsoft
The Boat That Rocked – set sail or stay in port?
Q: Why are pirates called pirates?
A: Because they “Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrre”!
That, my friends, is one of my favourite jokes. I’m fully aware that this may undermine any right I have to sit in judgement of this comedy film, but I don’t care… More »
Look UP: is this Pixar’s all-time best Blu-ray?
Another year, another offering from Pixar beloved by critics and adults and kids and whoever else has a functional heart and brain. Somehow, Pixar manages to cultivate wonderful creativity and originality in almost every film they make… More »
Trainspotting: Ultimate Collector’s Edition – Danny Boyle’s classic still resonates on Blu-ray
There was a time when an altogether more youthful version of the person writing this review believed that “heroin” meant “really brave lady”, and “smack” was what you got for hitting Rachel Sillett over the head with a broom handle at nursery. Ah, the sweet innocence of youth. More »
The need for news, speed of tech and buzz of New York media hits hard in this docu film
Anyone with a passing interest in publishing and media should check out the incisive documentary film, Page One: Inside The New York Times. While focusing mainly on the story of one iconic newspaper, it broadly examines the struggle of one news medium while looking beyond the obvious face of that which is replacing it. More »
Did First Class make X-Men movies great again?
One of this summer’s biggest blockbuster movies, X-Men: First Class, boldly attempts to entertain us by telling us what we already knew. More »
Super 8′s what summer blockbusters are made of
We all love movies from the 80′s. From the lovable E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial to the lesser known slasher flick Slumber Party Massacre, it was a time when innovation and acting carried a film rather than CGI. In Super 8, the magic is carried by its young cast - most of whom have little acting experience. More »
Arrietty could teach Disney a thing or two – but it’s not for everyone
It’s hard to find fault in anything Japanese animation filmmaker Studio Ghibli has done. Release upon release, filled with exuberant charm, stunning animation and emotionally engrossing storylines, it’s no wonder they’re often referred to as the “Japanese Disney”. More »
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