Anime Review Roundup
Get Set For The Expo
It’s that time of year again. Next weekend sees the annual May MCM Expo in London, and anime and genre fans will be congregating once more to partake of bargains, meet the stars, learn of the latest news, and get free hugs. So...
Posted by Jitendar Canth
Anime Review Roundup
Not Quite Dead?
You may have thought it was all over for Beez Entertainment, after Bandai pulled the plug on their English language home video distribution arms in North America and Europe back in January. Things have been quiescent on the Beez...
Posted by Jitendar Canth
Anime Review Roundup
Where’s Everyone Been?
It’s been three weeks since my last anime review roundup. It’s not my fault that there has been a veritable drought of new anime being released in the UK. Just like the real drought though, there’s plenty of metaphorical wet...
Posted by Jitendar Canth
The Libertines: There are no Innocent Bystanders flies onto DVD this May
Here is some good news for fans of rock band The Libertines, as independent Pulse Films have decided to release and market music documentary The Libertines: There are no Innocent Bystanders themselves here in the UK.
The company develops film...
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Anime Review Roundup
A Week Of Kazé
It’s a brief review roundup this week, and it comprises a fair bit of Kazé tidbits. The first thing to note is that hot on the heels of Viz Media’s announcement last week of the acquisition of the Berserk movies, Kazé followed up...
Posted by Jitendar Canth
Anime Review Roundup
Another Week, Another Convention
In this case more than one convention, as it was a big week for fan gatherings in the United States at Sakuracon and Anime Boston, and it was also a big week for announcements from the various companies in the US....
Posted by Jitendar Canth
MCM Expo News and Anime Review Roundup
The Latest News From Birmingham
There’s been another gathering of the great and good this weekend, this time at the Midlands MCM Expo in Birmingham. The most notable representative of the UK anime scene present at the event was Manga Entertainment,...
Posted by Jitendar Canth
Anime Review Roundup
Manga Entertainment Reach Out and Touch Someone
It’s all about media presence these days, engaging with your fans, and with your customers, and Manga Entertainment have been the most active of the UK anime distributors in doing this, with an...
Posted by Jitendar Canth
Anime ------ Roundup
My Latest Crunchyroll Discoveries
No reviews for you this week, so instead I’ll share with you a couple of shows that I have started watching on Crunchyroll. Links are to the right as always.
Asobi ni Ikuyo: Bombshells from the Sky
Kio and...
Posted by Jitendar Canth
Anime Review Roundup
MVM Licence Deluge
Okay, for someone like Sentai in the US, it may be a drip, but for a UK company, and for MVM in particular, announcing three licenses in one week is a deluge, especially as one of the titles will be their first venture into the...
Posted by Jitendar Canth
Anime Review Roundup
My New Crunchyroll Treat Is...
Occult Academy! The recent news that NISA has licensed Occult Academy for US Blu-ray release has nudged me into making it a Crunchyroll priority. It doesn’t always happen thus, but often when a Crunchyroll property...
Posted by Jitendar Canth
Review for K-ON! - Volume 3 (Review) (DVD)
A single volume, full-ish price release, with just three episodes on, and nominal extras. I'd be in the middle of a full-blown whinge...
Posted by Jitendar Canth
The Hit List (Review) (DVD)
Introduction
Allan Campbell (Cole Hauser) has had a bit of a **** day. Turning up at work with a black eye, he is then passed over for...
Posted by Si Wooldridge
Trouble The Water (Review) (DVD)
On 29th August 2005, Hurricane Katrina hit the city of New Orleans. Katrina was both the costliest hurricane in US history as well as...
Posted by Si Wooldridge
Review of Fitzcarraldo: 25th Anniversary Edition (Review) (DVD)
Werner Herzog and Klaus Kinski. Two names that are synonymous with quality cinema. Well, to most that is. I`d obviously heard of both men,...
Posted by Si Wooldridge
Review of Three Dog Night: Live In Concert (Review) (DVD)
Three Dog Night were very successful between 1969 and 1975, accumulating eleven top ten singles from 21 hits, and twelve consecutive gold...
Posted by Chris Cox
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Resistance (Review) (DVD)
Resistance
It’s 1944 and D-Day has failed. Repulsed from Normandy, the Allies have insult added to injury when the Nazi’s decide to...
Posted by Si Wooldridge
Review for Fairy Tail: Part 2 (Review) (DVD)
Last time I was making some noise about the worst kept secret in the anime industry, the rumoured release of Dragonball Z in the UK....
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Review for West End Jungle (Expanded Collector's Edition) (Review) (DVD)
West End Jungle’ is certainly something of a period curio. Running at a mere 52 minutes it’s hardly a big value offering in DVD standards,...
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Review for Crime or Punishment?!? (Review) (DVD)
I make no secret of the fact that I like quirky cinema, and in fact the quirkier the better. With Third Window Films championing the...
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Review for Bleach: Series 8 Part 2 (2 Discs) (UK) (Review) (DVD)
The next instalment of Bleach is upon us in the form of Bleach, Season 8 Part 2. In fact May offers us a veritable feast of Bleach by-p...
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I really enjoyed these Hammer films. Wonderfully Gothic, lush and colorful fun.
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Comment on They're back! Return of the Man from U.N.C.L.E.: The Fifteen Years Later Affair hits DVD in March
I've always had a soft spot for this TV movie made back in 1983. The disc looks to be a straight port-over of the Region 1...
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Comment on Left Bank
Have got this coming to me on lovefilm very soon,can't wait - sounds like a title I should have seen sometime ago! Will post...
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Comment on Stocking filler Robbie Savage: Football Howlers is out on DVD this November
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Comment on Stocking filler Robbie Savage: Football Howlers is out on DVD this November
I thought that was one of the Bee Gees
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Comment on Golden oldies from Odeon Entertainment out in October on DVD
Odeon's titles are always fascinating viewing. I'm collecting their releases of the RKO movies of The Saint and The Falcon (the...
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