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Harrowing, but Handsome – Judgement at Nuremberg (Blu-Ray Review)

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“Do People Even Go To Libraries Any More?” – The Public (Film Review)

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The 10th Birthday Of Shutter Island

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“Tick-Tock” – Countdown (DVD Review)

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Clichés galore – Gemini Man (DVD Review)

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“We’re running out of time.” Line Of Duty (DVD Review)

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Panic Attack – Under the Shadow (Blu-Ray Review)

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“Murder is murder.” Black And Blue (DVD Review)

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"It's a Bing thing!" Bing: Birthday...and other episodes (DVD Review) This DVD features nine episodes from the hugely popular CBeebies children's pre-school show 'Bing'. Based on the Ted Dewan books "Bing Bunny" and now running into 2 series with over...
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"Murder is murder." Black And Blue (DVD Review) New Orleans rookie cop Alicia West (Naomie Harris) witnesses a murder carried out by her own colleagues. She finds herself a target thanks to the body cam footage she captured.It...

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Harrowing, but Handsome - Judgement at Nuremberg (Blu-Ray Review) The piercing gunfire of Normandy and imminent terror of Blitzkrieg are a million miles away from a temperate courtroom in Nuremberg. But the horror is still there, the elephant in...
"Do People Even Go To Libraries Any More?" – The Public (Film Review) The Public should not work. It's an ever-so-earnest tale of people standing together against the moustache-twirling evil of the Establishment, in which a character says with complete seriousness that "books...
The 10th Birthday Of Shutter Island On the 19th of February 2010, audiences were treated to Martin Scorsese’s 21st feature-length directorial credit. For the most part, it was a gritty neo-noir thriller that saw Leonardo DiCaprio thrown...
RUINA - Nemesis (EP Review) Hardcore at its best?Bedfordshire natives RUINA have spent little time in the industry so far – but are showing no lack of experience in their anticipated debut EP Nemesis. Bands like Knocked Loose, Code...
"It's a Bing thing!" Bing: Birthday...and other episodes (DVD Review) This DVD features nine episodes from the hugely popular CBeebies children's pre-school show 'Bing'. Based on the Ted Dewan books "Bing Bunny" and now running into 2 series with over...
“Tick-Tock” - Countdown (DVD Review) I love a bad horror film. They’re often quite inventive and nasty, if a little rough around the edges. The scares are often much more effective and well-constructed than in...
Clichés galore - Gemini Man (DVD Review) "I'm retiring," says DIA assassin Henry Brogan (Will Smith) confidently, positive that everything's going to work out and a happy life of fishing and solitude lies in store for him....
"We're running out of time." Line Of Duty (DVD Review) Police officer Frank Penny (Aaron Eckhart) chases and takes down violent criminal Max Keller (James Hutchison III) all in the line of duty, but in doing so starts a life-changing...
Panic Attack - Under the Shadow (Blu-Ray Review) With the world becoming a gigantic burning skip, horror filmmakers have really had to up their game to compete with the existential horror 24-hour news coverage can provide for free. Sure,...
"Murder is murder." Black And Blue (DVD Review) New Orleans rookie cop Alicia West (Naomie Harris) witnesses a murder carried out by her own colleagues. She finds herself a target thanks to the body cam footage she captured.It...

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