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  • Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark – review

    Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark – review

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    Scary critters lurking in the dark must be one of horror’s most used plot devices. Done well it can produce a truly chilling, end of your seat experience. Done badly it can produce a lot of unintended laughs. Thankfully for the most part Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark manages to do it well with…

  • Johnny English Reborn – Review

    Johnny English Reborn – Review

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    Rowan Atkinson returns to the big screen with this sequel to 2003 spy romp Johnny English. As before, the UK’s security is threatened and only the accident prone English (Atkinson) stands in the way of global chaos. Cue laughs, thrills and plenty of action. The original Johnny English remains one of the funnier and more…

  • Philip Glenister discusses Hidden

    Philip Glenister discusses Hidden

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    Philip Glenister is back on BBC One this week in conspiracy based drama Hidden, which also stars Thekla Reuten. Glenister plays small-time solicitor Harry Venn who finds himself drawn into a complex conspiracy… What is Hidden about? I suppose it’s under the bracket of a conspiratorial thriller. I play a character called Harry Venn, who…

  • A fun series finale for Doctor Who, now let’s save Confidential

    A fun series finale for Doctor Who, now let’s save Confidential

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    So, Doctor Who bows out for now with another slightly bonkers, but hugely enjoyable and fun finale and one which leaves the show and audience asking ‘Doctor who’? If memory serves, the question hasn’t been asked as blatantly in the series since 1999‘s Silver Nemesis when Lady Peinforte asked Ace: “Doctor who? Have you never…

  • Sheen and Estevez star in The Way

    Sheen and Estevez star in The Way

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    West Wing actor Martin Sheen stars in son Emilio Estevez’s The Way, coming to DVD later this month. As well as directing, Estevez stars opposite Sheen in the deeply-moving story of Tom (Sheen), who travels to France to collect the remains of his adult son Daniel (Estevez), killed in the Pyrenees in a storm while…

  • Three unveils white MiFi

    Three unveils white MiFi

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    Three has announced a high-gloss white version of its new, third generation MiFi mobile broadband device. Built for Three by Huawei, the MiFi is the first mobile Wi-Fi device in the UK giving access to next generation 3G speeds of up to 21.1Mbps. The white MiFi is set to be the ideal colour-coordinated accessary for…