Mum And Dad
DVD Review
Brit horror, sees an airport worker face the perils of a close-knit family. In cinemas and on DVD this Boxing Day. Plus read our with Perry Benson.
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The Dark Knight
DVD Review
The Caped Crusader isn't the only batty one in Gotham... The Joker's also in town.
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Wild Child
DVD Review
A spoilt LA rich kid is packed off to a traditional English girls’ school. At first she is determined to escape, but then she begins making friends – and catching the eye of the headmistress’ handsome young son...
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I Served The King Of England
DVD Review
The history of Prague recounted through one man's story, full of glamour and danger.
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Babylon
DVD Review
Racial tensions and the battle of sound systems in Brixton's black streets in the late Seventies.
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Say Yes
DVD Review
A young couple on holiday in rural South Korea encounter a psychopathic stranger.
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Space Chimps
DVD Review
A group of chimps travel through a wormhole to another world.
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Bye Bye Blackbird
DVD Review
A construction worker joins a circus troupe and falls in love with a beautiful trapeze artist.
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Oh! Calcutta!
DVD Review
The soft porn stage sensation of the Seventies filmed in the theatre, naked and unashamed.
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Hancock
DVD Review
A public relations professional decides to improve the image of a dropout superhero who just can't get things right.
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