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Chronicles of Time: Episode I Time will Tell

January 18, 2014 Declan Doody

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Gallifrey is trapped! Cut off from the rest of the universe. The Timelords seek the help of four humans in order to try and return them to their place amongst the stars, but everything is not what it seems. Join Wayne, Ciaran, Ryan and Darren as they discuss the many lives of the Doctor in […]

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Comics/Books

Interview – Jason Butler on Collider and Transmedia

January 18, 2014 Liam Kavanagh

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With it's release in Irish cinemas, Liam sits down with Collider's director Jason Butler to talk about the challenges facing filmmakers, the perks of working on a transmedia project and why he was drawn to the project in the first place!

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Comics/Books

Arrow: Season 2 Overview

January 16, 2014 Jack Dempsey

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With many revelations coming to light and resulting twist and turns having taken place, the imminent return of Arrow to our screens would seem to warrant an overview of its second season.  When I agreed to do so I did not appreciate the difficulty of the task, not at first that is.  Not only is […]

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Buzz

The Chronicles of Time – Teaser

January 15, 2014 Declan Doody

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Treat your ears to this fantastic trailer for 'The Chronicles of Time', a new fan created podcast/audioplay featuring some very familiar voices!

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Buzz

Michael Douglas Joins Ant-Man as Hank Pym.

January 14, 2014 Seán Ó Cinnéide

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Michael Douglas is Hank Pym, Paul Rudd is Scott Lang. Fresh off his Golden Globe win it’s been revealed that Michael Douglas is to play Hank Pym in Marvels much anticipated Ant-Man while lead actor Paul Rudd will be playing the character of Scott Lang. Seán Ó Cinnéide

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Reviews

Review: Sherlock 'The Last Vow'

January 13, 2014 Anthony McGlynn

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It’s hard to believe that in the space of less than two weeks, the third season Sherlock has come and gone. I mean, all that waiting, for just three episodes? It’s absurd. That said, the standard of the episodes is what matters, not the amount, right? Right. So with the near-perfect 1-2 punch of ‘The […]

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Reviews

Review: Sherlock ‘The Last Vow’

January 13, 2014 Anthony McGlynn

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It’s hard to believe that in the space of less than two weeks, the third season Sherlock has come and gone. I mean, all that waiting, for just three episodes? It’s absurd. That said, the standard of the episodes is what matters, not the amount, right? Right. So with the near-perfect 1-2 punch of ‘The […]

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Anime/Cartoons

Ten Best Moments of Archer… so far

January 12, 2014 Declan Doody

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The world’s greatest secret agent returns to our screens this week and to honour that fact and the fact he is still somehow alive, I figured it best to countdown some of the greatest moments from Archer. If you haven’t given the show a look yet then these will convince you but if you’re like […]

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Opinion

Review: 12 Years A Slave

January 10, 2014 Sam Williamson

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We’re deep into Oscar season right now, and this brings out all emotional and hard hitting pieces of cinema. This years historical period piece is the harrowing tale of Solomon Northup, played by the excellent Chiwetel Ejiofor, a free born African American man from New York. This film is an adaption of his account of […]

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Featured

Where I Go To Hide

January 9, 2014 Liam Kavanagh

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Violent video games and films have been connected with violence in youth a lot over the last few years, but does it ring true? Is GTA desensitising children to violence? Are horror movies influencing children and young adults to lash out? Liam Kavanagh

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