DVD Review - Iron Man : Ultimate 2 Disc Edition

But just because no one had never heard of Tony Stark (AKA: Iron Man), it doesn't mean he's not perfect action movie material. And the $575 million the movie took at the worldwide Box Office is a testament to that...

DVD Review - P.S. I Love You

Swank gives a good performance and Butler is as hunky as ever, but none of the characters are more than plot devices to sell the "love that will not die... until it has to, of course" idea.

DVD Review - Doomsday

Set in a post-apocalyptic United Kingdom, where most of Scotland has been quarantined and presumed dead, the film sees a one-eyed heroine lead a team to seek a cure in inhospitable Scotland.

DVD Review - Dr Seuss' Horton Hears A Who

Horton (the voice of Jim Carrey, who played the Grinch in The Grinch) is a mildly erratic but kind-hearted elephant content to mess around in the jungle - until one day he hears a tiny voice coming from a even tinier speck as it drifts past.

DVD Review - Untraceable

It's not 1993, it's not 1998 or 2004. It's almosts the end of the first decade of the new millenium we were all so afraid of (remember Y2K??), and as it stands, Untraceable seems to have been beaten to the punch.

DVD Review - Leatherheads

Everything about Leatherheads seems to work. From the classic sepia-toned Universal logo at the beginning of the film, to the quick witted Vaudevillian humour - Clooney has woven together a quality comedy with a good dose of originality.

DVD Review - Forgetting Sarah Marshall

The real key here, as it has been with any Apatow production, is the tone of the flick. The free spirited idea that 90% of the movies best lines are most likely improvised on the day - and that's what makes it so much fun. Because you feel like your part of the joking around process.

DVD Review - Dark City : Director's Cut

Dark City still plays like the same disadvantaged and slightly oddball cousin of The Matrix as it did back in 1998. Ironically, the latter used the left-over sets from the former to shape it's cardboard city.

DVD Review - Mad Money

Though much more tolerable than her two-hander with Mandy Moore, Mad Money is still another weak addition to the otherwise solid Keaton CV. Not to say Keaton is terrible in it, she's not, its just that she has just got nothing to work with. 

DVD Review - Made of Honour

Made of Honour is hardly in danger of dissapointing it's target audience of mums and daughters, but it's nothing that you won't be able to see in a few weeks times when the next sub-par rom com takes it's place in your memory and at your local screens.

DVD Review - 10,000 BC

Storyline, character development, depth - all things which we can quite easily forgive for being absent from a film which was likely pitched in one sentence. But lack of action and prehistoric monsters? That's nigh unforgivable!

DVD Review - Heroes : The Complete Second Season

It just seems that there is a lot of missed opportunity with the show – you would assume they don't want to follow the X-Men template too closely, but they could probably afford to follow it a little closer than what they have been.

DVD Review - That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana

That's So Suite Life Of Hannah Montana is like the Voltron of child star vehicles. Mashing up a select few episodes from each of their flagship series including Thats So Raven, Suite Life of Zack & Cody and Hannah Montana.

DVD Review - Just Add Water

If you are looking for 'Superbad Jonah Hill' here - you've walked into the wrong store. This is the polar opposite of what we might expect from the foul mouthed comedy star on the rise. But you might be pleasantly surprised. 

DVD Review - Bill Bailey Presents... Wild Thing - I Love You

The British Channel 4 doco series follows stand-up comedian Bill Bailey as the unlikely champion of endangered wildlife. Bill and his team are on a mission to save some of the UK's most vulnerable wildlife from human encroachment.