DVD Review - Bush Christmas

A skinny and rosy cheeked Kidman plays the eldest child of a family trying to keep their farm from going under. Their horse must win the New Years Cup to pay off their debt, but two shady characters steal it and go into the mountains to escape.

DVD Review - Here's Lucy : Season One

Not everyone loves Lucille Ball, but you cannot help but be impressed with her record of appearing regularly for twenty-three years in three successful television series.

DVD Review - X-Men Origins : Wolverine

The beauty of introducing an X-Men Origins series into the Cinematic stratosphere is simple : it's whole purpose is to offer character driven, over explained and detailed action films - as well as making way for cameos along the way.

DVD Review - Elvis : The Great Performances

This latest compilation of material takes an honest look at Elvis’ outstanding achievements as a recording artist and performer.

DVD Review - Hannah Montana : The Movie

Hannah Montana - The Movie does exactly what it's supposed to do: there are a bunch of songs, some PG young love, a wacky young heroine the target audience will happily go on a journey with and some mildly amusing comedy.

Blu Ray Review - Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory

Based on the classic Roald Dahl book, Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory is a marvelous throw back to yesteryear (none of this CG Tim Burton nonsense) presented in crystal clear Blu Ray that appeals to both adults and children alike. 

DVD Review - Batman : The Brave & The Bold

There is more than enough in-jokey goodness to keep the die hard fans on side thanks to a slew of all-star character cameos including the likes of Aquaman, Plastic Man and Red Tornado.

DVD Review - Battle In Seattle

Though not exactly providing a balanced overview of the World Trade Organisation, the summit or its objectives, the visceral action scenes and affecting performances make this an extremely worthwhile exploration of one of the largest and most effective anti-globalisation protests in history.

DVD Review - Sunshine Cleaning

For a while this film does a solid job of working the quirky indy groove, with the grim nature of Rose's job and her life in general providing a much-needed counterpoint to the occasionally "too cute moments" that the story brings forward.

DVD Review - Young@Heart

A thoroughly enjoyable film with a superb soundtrack that is well worth tracking down a screening of, as it's one of the most worthwhile cinema experiences I've had in a long time.

DVD Review - Agatha Christie's Miss Marple

As the sole witness to a dying man's last words - "Why didn't they ask Evans?" - Bobby is determined to solve the riddle they pose. Forming an alliance with a beautiful socialite, Bobby's resolve is strengthened when someone tries to kill him.

DVD Review - 12 Rounds

ohn Cena's lack of anything that remotely resembles talent - teamed with the fact that his cop suit (which looks like it is about to burst) makes him look like a stripper - ultimately makes 12 Rounds lose any semblance of quality.