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Suicide Squad Review – The Best Of The Worst

August 2, 2016 Anthony McGlynn

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If the heroes can’t do it, maybe the villains can. This has become DC’s byline as they’re forced to rely on Suicide Squad, an ensemble anti-hero action flick, to warm audiences to their cinematic universe after the tepid response to Batman V Superman earlier this year. Bringing together a roster of villains from across DC’s […]

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Batman: The Killing Joke Review – Time To Kill This Joke

August 2, 2016 Anthony McGlynn

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Love it or loathe it, it can’t be argued that The Killing Joke isn’t a classic Batman story. The 1988 one-shot from Alan Moore and Brian Bolland was part of a wave of stories that re-invigorated comics and brought them into a new era. The Killing Joke, in particular, is famous for its dark portrayal […]

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Finding Dory Review

August 1, 2016 Kevin Coffey

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It’s finally here! After 13 long years, Finding Dory has hit theatres and now I’m going to tell you about it. Pixar has a mixed history with sequels; from the truly beautiful Toy Story sequels to the poor mess that was Cars 2, and the lukewarm Monsters University in between, this is a movie that […]

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Anime

Little Sister Is Always Right – Otaku Review

July 28, 2016 Céire Ní Dalaigh

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Welcome one and all to another Otaku Review where we look at all things anime and otaku related. The winter season has kicked off but we are changing from the usual style of Otaku. Now we are going to let a series take shape before we look at it, a few episodes to establish itself. […]

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The Spirit – Screen Savers

July 23, 2016 Brandon Collins

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Somewhere along the way, Frank Miller lost his mind. Falling from one of the greatest comic book writers of all time to foaming mad man. You can actually pinpoint his brain rot to the start of the new millennium. It’s here he began writing stuff like not-Batman beating up Osama Bin Laden and actual-Batman calling Robin “retarded or […]

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Preacher S1EP8 Review ‘El Valero’

July 23, 2016 Abel G.C.

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Last week it looked like we were heading for a major confrontation, and we got that. And it was great, and some gaps we were missing were filled. And while the confrontation didn’t solve things exactly, I’m fine with it. However, as a Spaniard I’ve no idea why they titled this episode this way. I’m […]

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Movies

Star Trek Beyond Review – A Worthy Frontier

July 22, 2016 Wayne Talbot

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The build up to the latest installment of the Star Trek movie franchise had a lot of people worried. JJ Abrams had jumped ship to direct the new Star Wars movie and Fast and Furious director Justin Lin was brought in to take the helm. The one glimmer of hope was the fact that Simon […]

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Comics/Books

Cops Hunting Snotty Girls – Comicphiles

July 22, 2016 NickF

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Looking for new comics to read? We’re here to help! For this week’s Comicphiles I decided to go with another scattershot approach. Judging only by the covers, I picked three comics I’d never heard of before at all. The feeling of picking up something totally unfamiliar and being sucked in – that was my goal. I […]

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Anime

And you thought there is never a girl online? – Otaku Review

July 21, 2016 Céire Ní Dalaigh

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This week we are taking a look at an anime which did not feature in the previous rendition of Otaku Digest. The ecchi, romance, school and comedy anime Netoge no Yoma wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta? Or And you thought there is never a girl online? first aired on April 7 and was adapted from […]

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Consoles

Forgotten Childhood – Syphon Filter

July 21, 2016 NickF

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Syphon Filter was one of the first games I ever rented. My Dad didn’t really see the point of renting, but I got Syphon Filter for a short but glorious week back in 1999. If the timeline fits, I had already met the love of my life Metal Gear Solid the year before. Chances are good that […]

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