Dyson Supersonic Review – The R6500 hairdryer that’s guaranteed to blow your hair back
Engineered to perfection, the Dyson Supersonic is unlike anything you've ever seen. But is it worth the price tag?
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Category: Reviews
The rebooted Witchblade is off to a promising Jessica Jones-esque start
December 6, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Don’t look for cheesecake supernatural in the new Witchblade comic. The first issue establishes the rebooted series as a moody empowerment fantasy.
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Murder on the Orient Express review – A stylish throwback murder-mystery, for better and worse
December 4, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Kenneth Branagh’s Murder on the Orient Express brings mystery and movie stars. But will contemporary audiences connect with this vintage crime tale?
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Just Dance 2018 Review – Rock out with your app out
November 27, 2017
by Tracy Benson
54 Comments
If anyone thinks being a game reviewer is an easy life, I dare you to play Just Dance 2018 for an hour straight and tell...
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Their Finest – A WWII British dramedy more bitter than sweet
October 31, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Calling fans of Love Actually and Four Weddings and a Funeral. Ensemble comedy drama Their Finest will absolutely satisfy that craving for bittersweet British cinema.
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Assassin’s Creed Origins review – The ultimate in Ancient World wish fulfilment
October 26, 2017
by Noelle Adams
31 Comments
It’s review time! Vast, engaging and absolutely gorgeous on any platform, Assassin’s Creed Origins is everything it promises.
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Thor: Ragnarok Review – A hilarious and ridiculous spin on Marvel’s superhero formula
October 25, 2017
by Tracy Benson
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From the very first trailer, we knew that director Taika Waititi was going to take Chris Hemsworth's God of Thunder down a very different path...
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Read God Complex to satisfy your tech-noir cravings
October 19, 2017
by Noelle Adams
26 Comments
New comic series God Complex: Dogma is the ideal read for anyone after more Blade Runner-style science fiction. It’s moody, intriguing and gorgeously styled.
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Victoria & Abdul review – A sweet but sticky slice of royal history
September 27, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Judi Dench sets her sights on a Best Actress Oscar with this little-known true story. Such a pity about the film’s imbalanced depiction of interracial...
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Silence – Scorsese’s slow but cerebrally-rewarding exploration of faith
September 18, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Most movies about religious faith are clunky and obvious. Historical drama Silence, the latest from legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese, is Art.
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