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I seriously have no idea. There’s a rumour abound that this game was literally an april fools joke – except…

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I was properly smitten by the first Bioshock. It was a defining genre smasher with an original concept that many…

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What compels a grown man such as I to inflict such visions of horror and violence upon not only myself,…

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Hark the arrival of first in a string of ‘next-gen’ titles. Crysis looks amazing. I’m playing this on a PC…

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Just how awesome is this film? A low-key movie set in a not too distant future, robots are part of…

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I can’t quite figure out if Whip Whitaker (Denzel Washington) is a total dude or a douche in this film….

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Yup. Add me to the list of “Play me again in a year” games…. Bored, at home, sick with flu…

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You can watch a hundred movies over the course of the year but I can guarantee it would only be…

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I have a habit of picking games up, sometimes years after I last played them, only to inject into it…

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Under no regular circumstances would I normally find myself playing such a game as this. I always thought about simulation…

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It’s now been 17 years since Lara Croft was catapulted into popular culture as a household name. Back in 1996,…

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I tell thee, I do not envy the job of the editor on this movie. The Wachowskis are not known…

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This is what life’s about. Disney, Pixar, Dreamworks – enough to get any adult excited. Strange given the films are…

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What is it about reminiscing about these films of the 80′s and 90′s that trigger such fantastic memories? Arnold is…

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I literally had no idea what this film was about when I sat down. Avoided any trailers and only absorbed…

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Tell me to watch a contemporary movie and expect Philip Seymour Hoffman to be out-acted by someone else on screen…

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Wow – what an earth am I doing reviewing a game from 2003? Ten years old this year, Homeworld 2,…

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There’s a fantastic revival going on at the moment around 8 bit gaming. The past few years I have enjoyed…

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The more I dig deeper into Drum and Bass, the further enriched I become. I don’t know of any other…

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Have seen this film many times and I have to say, for me it’s my film of 2011. I’ve decided…

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It’s been a year now since Bethesda released its highly anticipated follow up to the excellent Oblivion. So why am…

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Ahhhhhhh, Peter Jackson. I feel like I know you so well. When you first graced my consciousness with your divinity,…

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So, I’m sat here scratching my bearded chin and I’m thinking to myself, how on earth have I managed to…

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A fabulously atmospheric and realistic depiction of life in the nuclear fall out jungle of Pripyat as a PC FPS game.

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Tragedy and Joy mixed with Peter Jacksons trademark concoction of special effects and character development.

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Matt Damon in war consipiracy thriller, revolving around the fake Iraqi war.

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This is me here telling you guys to buy this freaking kickin’ rad game of epic proportions. I played it and it ripped a hole in the fabric of my space time continuum.

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Ray Winstone leads a pack of rogues in a case of revenge and redemption. Not first without parting with 400 C bombs.

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As the 360 version demonstrates the ‘dumbing down’ culture of video games, it’s a beautiful show of support by Bioware by providing us PC die-hards with a better looking, more intelligent version of a stellar game.

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Enough visual spectacle to ensure it remains your BluRay demo disc for at least a decade.

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A beautiful, stirring, originally made, acoustically brilliant take on the Lebanon Wars and the folly of man.

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I applaud one of the greatest films of 2009 as Moon wraps up a decade of spectacular film.

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One of the greatest horror movies I’ve ever seen makes me shit my pants for 4 days solid.

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Who wouldn’t want to be the Fantastic Mr. Fox?

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Knockout – just what my tired ears have been waiting for. I want to, nay, need to hear more of this.

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Haunting sounds and beautiful soundscapes

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I enjoy the greatest driving game ever made. Well, apart from Hard Drivin’ and Race Drivin’.

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Modern Warfare 2 is perhaps the worlds first Hollywood style franchise action game – bigger, louder, more expensive – but is it better?

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Batman in ‘I’m gonna git you Joker’ shocker. Cue, lots of bone breaking and flesh pounding. Bats is back.

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An incredibly absorbing tale of racial intollerance, set in a sci-fi genre, using top grade acting and improv.

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Jolly nazi romp that intimidates and tickles in equal measure.

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Iraqi war drama surrounding the gung-ho exploits of U.S. Army bomb disposal experts.

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Transformers 2 is, as promised, bigger, louder, crisper, sharper and more demented than any movie has any right to be.

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Terminator Salvation reignites one of the best movie franchises to ever exist with style and verve. This is a 400g rare fillet steak.

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Cute cats, sewn eyes and kings dinners – Coraline paints a picture of fantasy unlike any other.

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Thank you JJ Abrams. Star Trek returns, has sold its soul to the devil and is guaranteed a new lease of life. Hello Stardate future!

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Clint Eastwood reminds the world why he still is the powerhouse we know. Incredibly moving film concerning ambition and sacrifice.

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Amazing how Simon Pegg has cracked Hollywood. Despite an all star cast, concept is weak and the plot is vacuous.

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Tyson – animal or poet? Never would have considered this question before but the film is genius enough to warrant debate.

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Keifer is cool, the idea is cool, so why did this movie suck?

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Colin Farrell and Ed Norton bash the shit out of each other in movie about cops getting pissed with cops.

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Guns, spaghetti, attitude and sand in the face, Gomorra’s sorry take on modern Mafia life is a dirty slap in the face.

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Muscles from Brussels is an instant hit as he combines art-house, self parody and action adventure. Awesomes!

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Holy shit Keanu you really fucked this one up. We thought the earth was ours. Please, Keanu – take it back.

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If you’re gonna grab a girl, don’t make it the daughter of ex CIA fuck nut, Liam Neeson. Prepare for a rollercoaster.

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A stunning meld of character, visual effects and a storyline that has no evidence of Hollywood interference.

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Button mashing, thumb blisters, nostalgia and infuriating defeat at the hands of 8 year olds across the world

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I watched a film that made me question the things I value in life. Perhaps this movie should be part of the curriculum.

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Daniel Day Lewis as powerhouse Plainview in a tale of prospectors engaged the great oil rush of 19th century America.

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The excellent dramatisation of the bout between Frost and Nixon in the 70′s – both looking to save a career at the expense of the other.

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An enjoyable, if forgettable, contemporary war simulation that mixes humour and realism to provide an exciting single player campaign and long lasting multiplayer benefits.

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The other side of the Hartnoll brothers, this is more closely resembling of Orbitals old work.

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Mickey Rourke in thundering, depressing tale of loneliness, desperation and sacrifice. And some bad ass wrestling too.

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Left 4 Dead, Valves latest masterpiece based on the HL2 engine, breaks convention and unleashes new life to the online gaming arena not seen since Counter Strike.

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Going Drum n Bass crazy lately and this from Hospital Records is an often pimped out album. Not convinced though…

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What do the Hartnol brothers do now that Orbital doesn’t exist? They go their own ways and continue to create music as they know best.

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The inexcusably brilliant Sandman now in collectors hardback. Gaiman’s masterful tales of omnipotent beings inextricably linked to daily human lives.

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