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Broadchurch is the immensely popular, and some might say surprise, hit TV drama of the year so far with David Tennant and Olivia Colman in the starring roles against a backdrop of gorgeous Dorset scenery and a puzzling death of a young boy in a quiet seaside community. Enter grizzled detective DI Alex Hardy (David [...]
“Behind their feisty charm lies an amazing character” begins David Tennant’s comforting introduction to the 3 hour penguin-fest of Penguins – Spy in the Huddle which has been “filmed as never before” using a whole range of ingenious technologies and clever camouflaging. Producer/Director John Downer has already made a name for himself with the bird-centered Earthflight [...]
A modern Swedish western and coming-of-age drama is hardly the hybridisation you would expect. Lisa Aschan’s directorial debut is this amalgamation of genres, as well as bicuriousity, control and awkward overt sexualisation of a seven year-old. Unrecognisable genre-blending has made this a most refreshing piece of cinema, one which has kept the confusion and inherent [...]
Following the release last year of a collection of Ozu’s ‘Student Comedies’ by the BFI, reviewed here, this week sees the release of another collection of early silent films from the Japanese master. This new set, titled ‘The Gangster Films’, includes three features, the remaining fragment of a feature and a lecture by Tony Rayns. [...]
Lewis is the original spin-off from the original Inspector Morse detective series which first appeared on UK TV sets in 1987 and starred John Thaw as the complicated and often unconventional detective. After a very successful run the series ended in 2000 with the demise of Inspector Morse in “The Remorseful Day” and that was [...]
The Mentalist was one of the early results of the huge success of Fox’s House MD. The idea of a lead character with a unique set of skills wasn’t, ahem, unique, but it was the intelligence with which it was executed in the Hugh Laurie series that really set the standard. TV is now awash [...]
Men In Black 3 is due for its home entertainment release on Blu-ray and DVD today and to celebrate this fact HeyUGuys were invited to London to explore the origins of the universe and to find out from some real scientists what it would take to actually find real alien life forms. Never being ones [...]
Star Wars: The Clone Wars is the computer animated spin-off made-for-TV series born out of the Star Wars cinematic saga. Already into its fifth series on TV this DVD release of series four continues its “Saturday morning action-style” format and superb cartoon graphics to draw in the younger viewer while at the same time have enough things in it [...]
Ever since William Friedkin’s The Exorcist became one of the most powerful and successful horror films ever, people have tried and failed to replicate the style and power of the film. Most recently we have had The Possession, Lovely Molly, and The Last Exorcism and to an extent the Paranormal Activity films all dealing with [...]
To celebrate the release of THE CABIN IN THE WOODS on Blu-ray and DVD on Monday 24th Sept we are giving you the chance to win 1 of 5 DVD copies. Smart, witty and dazzlingly original, THE CABIN IN THE WOODS is an homage to all that’s good and bad about the horror genre. With [...]
In the crowded arena of procedural police dramas each new entrant needs a hook to ensnare viewers and the clue’s in the name with Unforgettable. Poppy Montgomery is perhaps best known for her role in the CBS drama Without a Trace and she returned to the network last year to lead this new police series [...]
Octonauts: Ready For Action/The Collection – 10th September 2012 2entertain have released a special treat for fans of the popular CBeebies animated show Octonauts with not one, but two DVDs for everyone to enjoy. For those who may not be familiar with this show, the Octonauts are a team of undersea adventurers who explore the ocean while helping out the many [...]
French directors Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury are already well known names in horror circles. Their first film, Inside from 2007, is thought of by many horror fans to be the best example of the genre released in the last few years. It is after all a film which retains the power to shock when [...]
In the early nineties Kevin Spacey rose to prominence in Hollywood. He did so by playing some notable villains, and did a nice line in slimy businessmen. Once he became popular, of course, they made him into a good guy, and he was never quite the same again. Now, however, he has returned to his [...]
The 21 Jump Street movie reboot was far better than it had any right to be, and if you’re looking for more reason to grab yourself the DVD when it burst into homes this week then let these two new clips spur you into bold action. Much of the fun to be had comes from [...]
This post is timed so nicely with the third instalment of ‘No, Seriously – It’s Awesome’ as I think if I went on the show with Will, Licence to Drive would be one of the movies that I’d love talk about. Years and years ago, well before the dawn of HeyUGuys, I lent Jon a [...]
Originally aired in 2007, Roary the Racing Car has been one of the most successful stop-motion animated shows in the UK from Chapman Entertainment, the same studio behind Fifi and the Flowertots, Raa Raa the Noisy Lion and Little Charley Bear. 2entertain has distributed this latest DVD that features a great number of episodes for [...]
Truth be told, I don’t have a particularly great knowledge of Ice Hockey and its various rules and regulations. However judging by Goon, it would appear to be even more of a rough and tumble affair that I first though. Obviously I always knew it was a fairly physical game, but in Michael Dowse’s sports [...]
Since 1999, children of all ages have enjoyed the classic animated series of Bob and his band of vehicle friends to help him build and fix things all over his town. Today, Bob the Builder is still popular amongst children, with several spin-off shows currently airing domestically and internationally. But fans of the original show [...]
Romance is one of the oldest cinematic genres, and nowadays, there seems to be two main approaches. The first is the very obvious, schmaltzy ‘boy meets girl, both seemingly unaware of their true feelings, but they overcome numerous obstacles, hilarity ensues, and everyone lives happily ever after’. Then, there are the more complicated films that [...]