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Review: My Cat Pip Just Launched

All your wee children, nieces, nephews, siblings will love this !  Easily the cutest little kitten in the app store.  My Cat Pip for iPad is the very first game app based on the cheeky little black cat created by author and illustrator Karen Bendy.  Offering jigsaw and hidden object fun for children aged three and […]

Review: The Grand Budapest Hotel

My father and I often disagree about the rewatching films.  I maintain that watching a film is a reciprocal process.  Simply put, when you watch a film – especially a great film – not only is much brought to you by the film, much is also brought to the film by us.  So much is […]

Review: The Raid 2

I had no idea how fragile the human body really was until I saw The Raid 2 … honestly no idea. Over the course of its two and a half hours though; I was thoroughly educated to say the least. Director Gareth Evans and star Iko Uwais are back after the success of their partnership […]

Silver Surfer #1 Review

Dan Slott – Writer. Michael Allred – Art. Laura Allred – Color Artist. Cover by Michael & Laura Allred with variant covers from Francesco Francaivilla, Chris Samnee and Matthew Wilson.  Published by Marvel Comics.   Continuing the Marvel Now! Initiative with a new #1 this week, The Silver Surfer is back in his own comic […]

Superior Spider-Man #30 Review

Dan Slott – Plot. Christos Gage – Script. Giuseppe Camuncoli – Pencils. John Dell & Terry Pallot – Inks. Antonio Fabela – Colors. Chris Eliopoulos – Letterer. Published by Marvel Comics. *If you’ve been living under a rock or just not listening to ME, you won’t know that Doc Ock, through some freaky Friday-esk science has brain-swapped […]

YouTuber of the Week: EpicLloyd

Some of you might know Lloyd Ahlquist ( better known as EPICLLOYD) as one half of the very successful channel “Epic Rap Battles of History” Lloyd has had his own channel since April 2011 with his staple series being something called “Dis Raps for Hire”. “Dis Raps for Hire” featured Lloyd taking a user submitted […]

Superior Spider-Man #29 Review

With less than a handful of Superior issues left before Peter Parker’s glorious return in the (soon to be relaunched) ‘Amazing’ series, the tension on Superior has seriously rampped up. With issue 29 we’re right smack in the middle of “Goblin Nation” where the Green Goblin (who says he’s the real Norman Osborn) has discovered that Doc Ock has been playing at being Spider-Man.

High Score: Attack on Titan

‘Epic’ is a word that gets thrown around a lot these days. Originally reserved for awe-inspiring displays of enormous magnitude, ‘epic’ has since become trivialized to the point of mass delusion; frequently used to describe a well made cheese sandwich or a decent dubstep remix you heard the other day. But sometimes, even in today’s […]

Review: Leap #0

Up to now, Uproar Comics’ stock in trade has been gory zombie-horror books, and the first issue of this “space-faring neo-science fiction epic” series marks their first foray into “proper” sci-fi in the space ships-and-E.T.s vein. It’s also part of a larger transmedia project that will include an animated version of this story, mini-games, and […]

Review: Macbeth NTL

Friends, gamers, readers lend me your ears. I have a confession.  I am a whore: a theatre whore.  However, the theatre can be a costly habit.  As a result I was overjoyed to learn of National Theatre Live, a commemorative project celebrating the NT’s 50th anniversary.  The premise: theatre productions are broadcast direct to cinemas.  […]
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