Review - Terminator : The Sarah Connor Chronicles

It merely builds on what was set up in Jim Cameron’s 1991 blockbuster – following Sarah Connor and her son, John as they move onto post-Schwarzenegger adventures. It’s a good idea they’ve come up with too – a time-travel piece.

Review - So I Married An Axe Murderer : Deluxe Edition

Before Mike Myers was demanding crazy amounts of money and being given the freedom by studios to do whatever the hell he wanted in his own movies - there was So I Married An Axe Murderer.

Review - The Black Balloon

Aiming less for laughs than Clubland achieved, The Black Balloon hits all the right notes in the realistic drama department - and most importantly, never out stays it's welcome.

Review - The Mighty Boosh : Series 3

This third series picks up at the height of The Boosh's fame in the UK - and you kind of get the feeling they are very much in a "We Can Do Whatever The Hell We Want" mode this time around.

Review - Gone Baby Gone

Casey Affleck, who was excellent in last year's The Assassination of Jesse James is just as good here, never letting us get fully comfortable with a character lesser films would leave as a simple audience stand-in.

Review - Street Kings

If you've seen Copland, Training Day or Dark Blue, you've seen this. There's not uch new in director David (Harsh Times) Ayer's film. It's predictable thinly written fluff, a film that might otherwise have went direct to DVD if it didn't feature such a stupendous cast.

Review - WWE Nature Boy : Ric Flair - Definitive Collection

For a sport which prides itself on being about masculinity and punishing the weak, Flair was as camp as a forgotten Will & Grace cast member. Honestly, how often do you see a man smothered in enough oil to light up a small amish village?

Review - Aurora Borealis

While this is by no means new territory for drama, there is a great deal of charm which oozes from Aurora Borealis, thanks largely to some superb performances from Jackson, Sutherland and Lewis.

Review - NCIS : The Complete Fourth Season

NCIS is yet more of the same, except this time they are tackling crime within the Navy. That's by no means a bad thing - in fact NCIS is easily one of the more enjoyable detective series on TV, but it's hardly must-watch television.

Review - Sesame Street : Old School

This is quite possibly the most perfectly executed piece of Nostalgia-on-DVD yet released. From the very moment you press play, a familiar cartoonish friend states from the get-go that the feature to follow isn't intended for kids - but for the adults.

Review - Michael Moore Hates America

This documentary, for all it claims to be out to achieve, is really nothing more than a shameless cash-in on a name. It's a small time nobody's attempt to get his name in the press by riding the coat tails of someone more talented.

Review - The Eye

A remake of the Hong Kong film Jian Gui this is yet another creep fest in the vein of The Ring and The Grudge. You know the drill : nice American girl haunted by jerky looking shadows and pale Asian girls with panda eyes and hair that needs a good ol' fashioned combing.

Review - Spooks : Series 6

A BAFTA award-winning series, Spooks follows the work of a group of MI5 intelligence officers at Thames House. In it's sixth season we discover growing mistrust between the British, American and Iranian Governments begin to culminate in a series of high-risk operations at home.

Review - The Ten

As is the case with most of the best comedies these days (40 Year Old Virgin, Anchorman), The Ten just seems like a bunch of friends getting together with a fairly loose script and freedom to ad lib at will.

Review - There Will Be Blood

An epic character study worthy of comparison to Citizen Kane, this sparse, bleak, and totally enthralling film has seemingly came out of nowhere to become one of the front-runners for film of the year at the 2008 Oscars.