GP Must See Movie: Wreck-It Ralph
Straight To The Point: Wreck-It Ralph is fun & heart-warming stuff from Disney, and succeeds at being a great film about self-discovery as well as a gamer…
ReviewsFilm & TVJames Buckingham
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Doctor Who 2012 Christmas Special
Straight to the Point: “The Snowmen”, the eagerly awaited Christmas special of Doctor Who was a whirlwind journey of nail biting adventure into a world where…
ReviewsFilm & TVJodie Avo
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The Hobbit: an Unexpected Journey ( 3D IMAX)
Straight to the point: no completely true to the book and so far not climbing the heights of its predecessor, BUT still extremely enjoyable and as much as its…
ReviewsFilm & TVMatt Geary
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Looper (2012) Review – The Argument Against…
Straight to the point: “This years Matrix” if by “Matrix” you mean “disappointing sci-fi mess with delusions of grandeur”. Review: I should love this film.
ReviewsFilm & TVBen Fee
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Cloud Atlas
“Our lives are not our own. We are bound to others, past and present, and by each crime and every kindness, we birth our future.”
ReviewsFilm & TVCristina Bogdan
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The River (TV)
Plot: Dr Emmet Cole (Bruce Greenword) is a world famous explorer and TV personality.
ReviewsFilm & TVAndrew Corban
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Silent Hill Revelations (film)
Straight to the Point Review For a start, it makes the initial mistake of trying to adapt the story of Silent Hill 3, arguably the worst game in the opening 4…
ReviewsFilm & TVSean P. Wallace
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Drive - DVD
There isn’t much I can say about this film apart from how amazing it is. Like ‘Warrior’ it is another film I completely missed judged when it came out. The name “Drive” just made me think of The Fast and The furious and all the other dross films like that, so completely turned me off. Again, I couldn’t have been more wrong.
ReviewsFilm & TVMatt Geary
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John Carter -Film
Plot: Renegade Virginian Civil War veteran Captain John Carter (Kitsch) finds himself mysteriously transported from a cave in Arizona, 1868, to the planet of…
ReviewsFilm & TVAndrew Corban
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