Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment tells the remarkable epic adventure of Moses in a spectacular display when Exodus: Gods and Kings releases on Digital HD on 20th April and Blu-ray 3D™, Blu-ray™ and DVD on Monday 27 April. To celebrate the release, we’ve got Blu-rays to give away to three of our Twitter followers! For … >
Set in the early 1980s, Halt and Catch Fire is the compelling drama that explores the personal computing boom through the eyes of a visionary, an engineer and a prodigy whose innovations directly confront the corporate behemoths of the time. Witness as their personal and professional partnership will be challenged by greed and ego, while … >
From the creators of the hit TV series Bones comes the hugely entertaining US crime drama The Finder, which focuses on aneccentric, reclusive veteran who possesses a unique gift for finding people no one else can. It makes its UK DVD debut on Monday 27 April thanks to Mediumrare Entertainment. To celebrate the release, we’ve … >
In the aftermath of the Oracle’s murder, a guild-ridden Medusa (Jemima Rooper) has been stashed away by Hercules (Mark Addy) who is keeping her location a secret. Torn between his friendship for Jason and his love for Medusa, it looks as though the big man got to share some moments of intimacy before the machinations … >
The second season of Twenty Twelve spin-off W1A will begin later this month. The award-winning mockumentary comedy about the BBC returns with a one-hour special at 9pm on Thursday 23 April on BBC Two. > Order Season 1 on DVD on Amazon. Shane Allen, Controller, Comedy Commissioning, commented last year: “There’s an all-too-painful yet comedic … >
Adapted from the 2007 novel based on the true story of four childhood friends who formed a spy ring that affected the Revolutionary War, comes a brand new TV period drama in the form of Turn: Washington’s Spies. Witness the birth of The Culper Ring, historically remembered as George Washington’s spies, and the men that … >
Out on DVD on Monday 20 April, Indian Summers is a brand new lavish production from Channel 4 and their most expensive drama ever. Starring the inimitable Julie Walters, this sizzling period series is currently airing on Sunday evenings and makes its home entertainment bow from RLJ Entertainment’s Acorn Label. To celebrate the release, we’ve … >
The Fast & Furious franchise really is a curious beast. By all usual standards, it’s rubbish: the sort of straight-to-DVD fare that you wouldn’t glance twice at. The stilted dialogue, the hackneyed writing, the laughable performances and the frankly stupid action should lend it to little more than a late-night guilty pleasure at best. And … >
If you find yourself struggling for breath after watching the first episode of Thunderbirds Are Go, ITV’s new take on Gerry Anderson’s seminal TV masterpiece, then it’s understandable. If anything, it’s the sort of TV show that should come with health warnings at the beginning. Not because it’s bad. Far from it even! Thunderbirds Are … >
People complain about telly not being nearly as good as it used to be. Annoyingly, those sort of people are exactly the type who probably aren’t taking a chance on this anthology programme in the style of Tales of the Unexpected and Comedy Playhouse, which is not only as good as telly used to be, … >