‘Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted’ review
No matter how cynical you are, it’s very difficult not to find yourself grinning.
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No matter how cynical you are, it’s very difficult not to find yourself grinning.
Though this somewhat slight film doesn’t quite hold up when compared to the Pixar classics, as a stand-alone venture Brave pretty much hits the mark.
Listen up, Browncoats. It’s been ten years since Joss Whedon’s beloved cult series Firefly – the shiniest sci-fi show ever to grace the ’verse – hit our screens.
To celebrate the release of Star Trek: The Next Generation on Blu-ray next week, we were beamed up for a very special quiz night and launch party at the aptly named Enterprise pub in Camden.
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