The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou Soundtrack Review An innovative soundtrack can enhance the movie-watching experience, and the delightful blend of world music and David Bowie on Wes Anderson’s quirky film starring Bill Murray does just that.
Amy Winehouse Gets Frank: CD Review Since releasing her smash record Back to Black, Amy Winehouse has been a recurring figure in the media – for her misdemeanors as much as her music. We’ve taken a step back to more innocent days with a look at Winehouse’s first album, Frank.
HD DVD Review: Bourne Ultimatum A range of slick films hit the DVD shelves this summer, including the HD DVD version of Bourne Ultimatum. We buckled ourselves in for the ride.
CD Review: MA Across The City And Into Your Room The debut album from Sydney-based MA is a soulful blend of classy electro-acoustic grooves that channels the sweet-raw-layered beats of Portishead. We listen in…
DVD Review: Knocked Up From the guy that brought us such gems as Anchorman and 40 Year Old Virgin, comes this surprisingly clever romantic comedy Knocked Up.
DVD Review: Family Guy Season 6 The show that’s not afraid to go there has just released its sixth season of politically incorrect, popular culture satirising comedy on DVD. What else could we be talking about than Family Guy?
CD Review: Mark Ronson Version What do Radiohead, Britney Spears and Amy Winehouse have in common? Mark Ronson of course. British DJ / producer / artist Ronson covers, features or remixes them all in his second album Version.
DVD Review: The Late Show Presents... While its latest show Thank God You’re Here is enjoying great commercial success, the Working Dog production team is still often best-loved for its classic ABC comedy sketch program The Late Show. And now the dubbed serials Bargearse and The Olden Days from The Late Show are available on DVD.
DVD Review: Stranger Than Fiction With Will Ferrell in the starring role, Stranger Than Fiction may look like a run of the mill comedy, but it is actually full of surprises, and full of a great actors such as Emma Thompson and Dustin Hoffman.
CD Review: Amy Winehouse Back To Black UK-based soul singing songstress Amy Winehouse became a household name with the release of her second album; Back to Black. We take a look to see if it's really worth all the fuss.
DVD Review: The Last King Of Scotland The Last King of Scotland with Oscar-winners Forest Whitaker and documaker Kevin Macdonald give this historical film a powerful edge.
Blu-ray Review: The Sentinel The Sentinel is a thriller that is likely to appeal to fans of Kiefer Sutherland's TV show 24, but does it have enough thrills and spills to keep our attention for its full duration - even if it is on Blu-ray?
SACD Review: Barb Jungr Walking In The Sun With SACD being taken full advantage of, this stylish singer adds her own individual sound to some of the industry greats - including Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell and Billie Holiday.
CD Review: Bryan Ferry, Dylanesque Bob Dylan fans and Bryan Ferry fans alike will agree this has been a long time coming. We take a look at this thoughtful rendition from Bryan Ferry.
HD DVD Review: Children Of Men Children Of Men is a highly recommended film and the quality of the HD DVD makes it even more worth your while.
HD DVD Review: Van Helsing The latest movie from Steven Sommers leaves a lot to be desired, can this HD DVD edition of Van Helsing give us any more detail?
Blu-ray Review: Big Fish With the talented Tim Burton you never know what to expect, we take a look at his latest cinematic whimsy; Big Fish on Blu-ray disc.
CD Review: Bebel, Momento We have a listen to the very classy Brazilian born songstress Bebel Gilberto’s new album Momento.
CD Review: Tori Amos American Doll Posse The new Tori Amos album American Doll Posse takes a step away from the usual Amos piano ballads in favour of some old-school rock.
HD DVD Review: Batman Begins We take a look at the prequel to the classic Batman series of movies. And this one is in full HD and available now on HD DVD.
CD Review: Tom Waits Orphans We take a look at the latest from legendary Tom Waits; Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers and Bastards.
DVD Review: Talladega Nights We look at the box office hit Talladega Nights to see how it measures up on the home cinema...
DVD Review: World Trade Center The new Oliver Stone epic set in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of 9/11 is now available in an impressive two-disc commemorative edition.
DVD Review: King Kong Extended Edition Peter Jackson’s mammoth monkey is back, and this time he’s bigger than ever before! Kong was already 187 minutes long, though, so why would you want to watch an even longer version?
Eagerly awaited Trio Awards make their annual splash, giving consumers the inside goss on the latest hi-tech consumables for your home and car. Also, reviewed and rated, plus smart stuff and whole lot more…
