Batman Automobilia Magazine Review
Straight to the point: Worth it for avid Batman collectors. Eaglemoss are well know for their collectible magazines having released the Batman chess set as…
ReviewsBecca Harper
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Imperial Glory Review
Straight to the point: Damn good! There is often a little snobbery around books which are written for and within established Intellectual Properties; writing…
ReviewsBooks & ComicsSean P. Wallace
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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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The Walking Dead: Season One Review
Straight to the Point –This outstanding series packs a real emotional punch plus its superb narrative is some of the best in any video game I have played…
ReviewsAndrew Corban
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The Help (Book)
“The Help” written by Kathryn Stockett was first published in 2009 and went on to become a major motion picture in 2011.
NewsBooks & ComicsJodie Avo
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Mr Torgue’s Campaign of Carnage (Borderlands 2 DLC)
Borderlands 2’s second round of DLC was just as much of a surprise announcement as the first, but is quality beginning to be sacrificed for speedy releases?
ReviewsGamingMatt Walklate
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Captain Scarlett And Her Pirate's Booty (Borderlands 2 DLC)
After another runaway success with Borderlands 2, Gearbox manages keep up the form with its first portion of additional content.
ReviewsGamingMatt Walklate
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Looper (2012) - The Argument for
This is a counter argument to Ben Fees review: http://localhost:8090/movie-review/looper-2012-review-the-argument-against/ **Potential spoilers in this…
ReviewsCristina Bogdan
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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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Battle Lines in the Sand: A Post Review Review – The Blog
Following the growth of Geek Pride and the great mix of followers the inevitable mix of conflicting opinions is going to happen.
BlogAndrew Corban
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