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Blu-Review: Abduction

Blu-Review: Abduction
Those expecting an intelligent and well-written film will be sorely disappointed, as Abduction is often as dumb as a busload of Jersey Shore cast members. Even so, while it’s mindless fun, it definitely is fun thanks to a rollercoaster pace and plenty of well-staged action...

Blu-Review: Star Trek: The Next Generation – The Next Level

Blu-Review: Star Trek: The Next Generation – The Next Level
If you love The Next Generation, you’re going to be buying the full season sets anyway, so it’s a little pointless to pick this sampler disc up. If you’ve never really seen the show and are looking to test the waters before you jump in, this is a great way to do it – the series has...

Competition: Win ‘Whisper of the Heart’ on Double Play Blu-ray

Competition: Win ‘Whisper of the Heart’ on Double Play Blu-ray
To celebrate the UK Double Play Blu-ray release of Studio Ghibli’s incredibly charming animated movie Whisper of the Heart we’re offering three lucky readers the chance to win the film on Double Play Blu-ray/DVD...

Blu-Review: Whisper of the Heart

Blu-Review: Whisper of the Heart
Whisper of the Heart is a lovely reminder that Studio Ghibli can find just as much beauty, magic and wonder in the real world as they can in magical lands of make-believe...

Competition: Win a Troll Hunter T-Shirt and Blu-ray

Competition: Win a Troll Hunter T-Shirt and Blu-ray
To celebrate the 9th January UK DVD and Blu-ray release of monster hit Troll Hunter we are offering one winner the chance to win an extremely limited edition money can’t buy exclusively designed Troll Hunter t-shirt and a copy of Troll Hunter on Blu-ray! One runner up will also win a limited edition...

Blu-Review: Conan the Barbarian (2011)

Blu-Review: Conan the Barbarian (2011)
Not an especially terrible movie, but not a truly worthwhile one either, Conan the Barbarian slips neatly into that No Man’s Land of late night Saturday beer and pizza viewing; it serves as a sporadically entertaining distraction, but a lazy script and derivative action scenes mean it doesn’t...

Blu-Review: Mother’s Day

Blu-Review: Mother’s Day
It’s strained under the weight of a few too many twists and an overly large stack of characters, but it’s also bolstered by an excellent and wonderfully nutty performance by Rebecca De Mornay and an impressive supporting cast. It’s far from a masterpiece, but as home invasion horror movies...

Competition: Win a Poster & Blu-ray for ‘Mother’s Day’

Competition: Win a Poster & Blu-ray for ‘Mother’s Day’
To celebrate the 24th October UK DVD and Blu-ray release of Mother’s Day, we’ve teamed up with Studiocanal to offering one lucky winner a fantastic original cinema poster and a copy of the film on...

Blu-Review: Quatermass and the Pit

Blu-Review: Quatermass and the Pit
It’s not hard to see why it’s proven such an influential work as the finest in the Quatermass series still holds up resiliently as an engrossing, intelligent and atmospheric sci-fi story...

Blu-Review: Tomorrow When The War Began

Blu-Review: Tomorrow When The War Began
It’s let down by an absence of character, but an immensely likeable cast and a run-time chock-full of tense and exciting action makes Tomorrow When The War Began an excellent little summer action movie and a wonderfully entertaining start to a potential franchise...

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