
I think I just passed my first DVD Ten Year Anniversary ...
There's an interesting development at Eureka where they will look at the quality of their Masters Of Cinema titles and release...
Posted by David Beckett
I think I just passed my first DVD Ten Year Anniversary ...
My first DVDs were The Negotiator, the (post-Watchdog) non-flipper vanilla release of Armageddon and the Mary Poppins flipper. This...
Posted by Woodie
Review for Ax Men: The Complete Season Two
Well Si, we tough young guns kinda know each others territory and I felt it only fair to lay my own credentials on the deck...
Posted by Stuart McLean
Oscar Predictions 2010
Not too bad - only three wrong and I wasn't sure about Foreign Language because I've only seen one! I'm very pleased that the...
Posted by David Beckett
Becoming a film addict
You know you have a problem when you have more than one version of a release.
Boy, do I have a problem...
Actually, I've...
Posted by Mark Oates
Review for Ax Men: The Complete Season Two
Nice contextual comparison there, Stu...
Posted by Si Wooldridge
The end of the party
I attended an event in Central London run by Waterstones (booksellers) on 3rd March 2020 with Andrew Rawnsley in conversation...
Posted by David Shepherd
Becoming a film addict
That's one of them for sure. Although I must admit that I didn't appreciate the Ebert track as much as most. I also have a...
Posted by Jitendar Canth
Becoming a film addict
:-) Do you have the American Dark City with the Roger Ebert commentary? Its one of my favourates.
Posted by Curtis Owen
Becoming a film addict
You know you have a problem when you have more than one version of a release. He says looking at his three copies of Total...
Posted by Jitendar Canth
Becoming a film addict
I was looking at my shelves only yesterday and asking myself why I had so much stuff, I now have the answer. Cheers, Mark...
Posted by Si Wooldridge
Becoming a film addict
And sometimes not just owning one copy will do!
Posted by David Beckett
Becoming a film addict
...and for me the passion is simply having a copy rather than actually watching it."
Perfectly put Mark. Now I feel a lot...
Posted by Stuart McLean
Becoming a film addict
I managed to get to the grand old age of nineteen before I bought my first videotape - mainly because they only invented the...
Posted by Mark Oates
Becoming a film addict
To get through that many DVDs deserves a medal! About 30% of my collection is unwatched (lol). I buy films then never seem to...
Posted by Curtis Owen
Becoming a film addict
Of the 2000+ discs in my collection, I have just under 50 that are unwatched, which I think isn't bad. Of those 50, I've seen...
Posted by David Beckett
Becoming a film addict
Interesting read David, i was disapointed when it ended! Could have read another 10,000 words ;-)
I remember the first...
Posted by Curtis Owen
Becoming a film addict
I clicked on your 'My Collection' link and found the collection too vast to browse! There are more than 2000 dvd's listed there....
Posted by Stuart McLean
I'm Pretty Sure I Haven't Got Writer's Block
Cheers, Stuart. Always nice to be appreciated, and in the same spirit I may have a lower profile these days but I'm still an avid...
Posted by Mark Oates
I'm Pretty Sure I Haven't Got Writer's Block
It sounds like you have all the ingredients and skills in place. Time to take a cue from Elmore Leonard and start putting one...
Posted by Stuart McLean
I'm Pretty Sure I Haven't Got Writer's Block
Don't get me wrong - I still drink, breathe and eat writing. Even farting around the internet I'm thinking about my stories. I'm...
Posted by Mark Oates
I'm Pretty Sure I Haven't Got Writer's Block
No task precludes the other. Many prolific writers had very demanding full time jobs. (agreed maybe not as all encompassing as...
Posted by Stuart McLean
I'm Pretty Sure I Haven't Got Writer's Block
Twelve months on and I'm not that much further on. I'm still full of ideas - I've come up with a whole bunch of new story ideas...
Posted by Mark Oates
I'm Pretty Sure I Haven't Got Writer's Block
I'd agree with Mark as well, it's not block it's an outright avoidance of wanting to put something together. I went through...
Posted by Si Wooldridge
I'm Pretty Sure I Haven't Got Writer's Block
There was an interesting article in this Saturday's Guardian about writing and featuring Elmore Leonard's 10 rules of writing....
Posted by Stuart McLean
The Virgin and the Gypsy out in April on DVD
Arrow Films is proud to announce the release of
The Virgin and the Gypsy Special Edition DVD
The Virgin and the Gypsy is the enthralling film adaptation from the novella by D.H. Lawrence.
Featuring brilliant performances from an all star cast...
Posted by Reviewer News
The Best Intentions out on DVD in April
THE BEST INTENTIONS
WINNER: PALME D’OR & BEST ACTRESS, CANNES FILM FESTIVAL 1992
ON DVD 26th April 2010
DIRECTED BY
BILLE AUGUST
WRITTEN BY
INGMAR BERGMAN
STARRING
SAMUEL FRÖLER
PERNILLA AUGUST
MAX VON SYDOW
GHITA NØRBY...
Posted by Reviewer News
Scifi Thriller The Box hits DVD and Blu-ray in April
CAMERON DIAZ
From the Director of Donnie Darko
THE BOX
“A mind-blowing chiller” - **** Empire
An irresistibly compelling sci-fi thriller, The Box features an inherently fascinating premise – would you accept a million dollars if you knew this...
Posted by Reviewer News
Sony Blu-ray 3D Ready Players
Take your first step into a new world of 3D action and online entertainment with the new 3D Blu-ray Disc™ Players and Home Cinema Systems from Sony
New BDP-S470 ready to play 3D Blu-ray Disc movies, BDP-S570 fully capable of playing 3D Blu-ray...
Posted by Reviewer News
The Cry of the Owl hits DVD in April
THE CRY OF THE OWL
FROM THE WRITER OF ‘THE TALENTED MR RIPLEY’
DVD Release date: 19th April 2010
Running time: 100 minutes
DVD RRP: £15.99
Cert: TBC
Robert (Paddy Considine) leaves the big city and his ex-wife for the tranquillity of...
Posted by Reviewer News
Oscar Predictions 2010
As I had finished my Master’s in September I was free this year to spend more time in the cinema and see all of the contenders possible. There are a couple that haven’t been release or shown around here – The Blindside will only hit UK cinemas after...
Posted by David Beckett
MAGIX Movie Edit Pro 16
One of the leading international providers of software, online services, and digital content, has announced the release of Movie Edit Pro 16. Available in two versions – Classic for beginners and Plus for more ambitious users, Movie Edit Pro 16 is...
Posted by Reviewer News
DivX Announces Sony BRAVIA Series Now Certified for DivX Playback
DivX, Inc., a leading digital media company, today announced the first line of DivX Certified® HDTVs from Sony. The new Sony’s flagship BRAVIA® LCD HDTV series enhances consumers' viewing experience with support for high-quality DivX® video. ...
Posted by Reviewer News
We’ve Got Your iPad Covered! Coming Soon! The iPad Accessory Range from Cygnett
Cygnett, leading developer of an innovative, high quality range of accessories for iPod, iPhone and MP3 players, has announced a new range of exciting products for the iPad. The full range of accessories is designed to protect and enhance the iPad,...
Posted by Reviewer News
Night of the Living Dead in 3D arrives on DVD this March
Night of the Living Dead in 3D
Out March 27th
Synopsis
Both an homage to and a re-make of the original George Romero 1968 classic film, this update follows a group of survivors trapped in a farmhouse battling a siege of undead zombies....in 3D!...
Posted by Reviewer News
Skins Series 4 arrives on DVD in March
Skins – Series 4 and Skins Series 1-4 Boxset
Released exclusively by 4DVD on Monday 22nd March 2009
“The best British teen drama for years” Guardian
“This is TV at its best… feisty, polarising and compelling” The Times
“Funny, pacy and...
Posted by Reviewer News
Site being developed
Welcome to this Management (organisations and personal development) book review site.
If you would like to join our increasing band...
Posted by AMED
Trailers
Trailers.
The Final Straw for me was Casino Royale, and the release of the 3-disc Deluxe Edition. The definitive DVD coverage of...
Posted by Woodie
Your Top Five/Ten Sci-Fi Plot Cliches
In the same spirit as Sue's discussion about humour:
I've been thinking about sci-fi tv shows like Star Trek (all versions),...
Posted by Mark Oates
I think I just passed my first DVD Ten Year Anniversary ...
I was just thinking. I bought a 'Space Precinct' DVD in 1998 / 1999. That means I've been a slave to the silver platter for...
Posted by Stuart McLean
Digilogic DVDH0701 from Tesco - help to make region free
Can anyone help with the process for making the Digilogic DVDH0701 from Tesco - help to make region free.
Have tried a couple of...
Posted by Lucy3594
What makes you laugh?
I'm doing a (short) presentation on laughter so could I ask a few questions?
1. What would make you laugh?-from a cold start?
2...
Posted by Sue Davies
Merry Xmas Everyone!
See above!
Posted by Rich Goodman
Paranormal Entity (Review) (DVD)
Clearly designed as a cash in on the enormous success of Paranormal Activity (made in 2007, released 2009), Paranormal Entity has the same...
Posted by David Beckett
Review for NBA Undeniable: The Rise of Dwyane Wade (Review) (DVD)
He has only been in the NBA since 2003 and already his name is being spoken in the same breath as Michael Jordan, Larry Bird,Shaq and Magic...
Posted by David Simpson
Review for Skins: Series 4 (Review) (DVD)
Skins is one of the best teen-based dramas to come out of the UK in a long time and when you look at an episode of this and then look at...
Posted by David Simpson
Review for NBA Hardwood Classics Series: Super Slams Collection (Review) (DVD)
The slam dunk is possibly one of the hardest things a player can do in basketball, but also the best thing they can do. If you are able to...
Posted by David Simpson
Review for NBA Champions 2005-2006: Miami Heat (Review) (DVD)
Shaq. That’s all you need to know about this DVD. Miami Heat won this season with a phenomenal performance by Shaq who by this time was a 13-...
Posted by David Simpson
Zombieland (Review) (Blu-ray)
In amongst almost any genre will be a parody or spoof film, but the two unlikeliest types of films join together with mixed results. Both...
Posted by David Beckett
Review for UFC 104 Machida vs. Shogun (Review) (DVD)
This pay-per-view will only ever be known for one of the most controversial decisions in the history of MMA. I will attempt to tread...
Posted by Joe Rimmer
Review for American Hot Babes (Review) (DVD)
I shouldn’t like this film. I really shouldn’t... But I do.
Carl and Lester are your typical mismatched buddies. Carl (Brendan Hines) is...
Posted by David Simpson
Review for Night of the Living Dead 3D (Review) (DVD)
Night of the Living Dead is one of the classics of the horror genre. A brother and sister, Johnny and Barb go to an aunt’s funeral only to...
Posted by David Simpson
Review for Stargate: Special Edition (Review) (Blu-ray)
Stargate is a visually stunning film that makes about as much sense as a chocolate fireguard. An ancient artefact has been discovered which...
Posted by David Simpson
Review for WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders and Chairs (Review) (DVD)
Once again, WWE have decided to theme their PPVs, but this time it works. By at least giving us variations on the stipulation it has made...
Posted by David Simpson
Review for UFC 105: Couture vs. Vera (Review) (DVD)
Step forward British MMA fans, because this DVD is for you. UFC 105 was the first time we saw the real evolution of British MMA, having gone...
Posted by Joe Rimmer
Review for Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl (Review) (DVD)
In 2008, director Yoshihiro Nishimura shot to fame with Tokyo Gore Police:-
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He also worked as a make-up and special effect...
Posted by Curtis Owen
Review for Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Review) (DVD)
Imagine you are reading Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland while curled up on a comfortable sofa. You take your time; reflect on every...
Posted by Curtis Owen
Review for UFC 103: Franklin vs. Belfort (Review) (DVD)
Older UFC fans will remember Vitor Belfort as a nineteen year-old hot prospect who ran through UFC 12's heavyweight tournament and became...
Posted by Joe Rimmer
Survival of the Dead (Review) (DVD)
George A. Romero fans probably gave up expecting a masterpiece from the horror genius a while ago but live in the hope that he can rekindle...
Posted by David Beckett
Review for The Return (Review) (Book)
This story was about a thoroughly unlikable murder victim, who I failed to get any empathy for, and thus finding his killers was something...
Posted by Fox in Socks
The Horseman (Review) (DVD)
There is a scene in Leon where the titular hitman explains to his protégé that the rifle is the first weapon you learn because it allows you...
Posted by David Beckett
Review for Mister Lonely (2007) (Review) (DVD)
If I told you that the sublimely surreal ‘Mister Lonely’ featured a cast of characters that includes Michael Jackson, Marilyn Monroe,...
Posted by Stuart McLean
Review for Nemesis (Review) (Book)
I enjoyed this book. It was well translated and I don't recall any strange use of English at all.
Several stories are intertwined and I...
Posted by David Shepherd
Review for Ax Men: The Complete Season Two (Review) (DVD)
I’m writing this review with just one finger on one hand. I’ve broken the wrist of my right hand. I fell over taking my Yorkie for a walk....
Posted by Stuart McLean
Review for The Fool Of The World And The Flying Ship (Review) (DVD)
This delightful stop-motion film from Cosgrove Hall Films (famed for kid’s shows and movies including ‘The Wind in the Willows’ and ‘The...
Posted by Stuart McLean
Kill Zone (Review) (DVD)
Hong Kong Legends is back! Well… not exactly. Until a few years ago, Hong Kong Legends and its sister label Premier Asia were the...
Posted by Jitendar Canth
Paniponi Dash: Volume 3 - Class of Death (Review) (DVD)
As sure as night follows day, so volume 3 follows volume 2, and more Paniponi Dash visits my DVD player hoping for my approval. Approval isn’...
Posted by Jitendar Canth