Sinbad And The Eye Of The Tiger (DVD)

Eye of the Tiger

Advantages: Great fun, well-researched, solid characterisation
Disadvantages: A bit of an odd collection

little coda to the old cad's lecherous career. Flashman and the Tiger is available, as they say, from all good bookshops, for £7.99, and from Amazon for significantly less. My local bookshop has several Flashman books involved in the inevitable Buy 2, Get 1 Free table, so I strongly advise you to keep your eyes open and shop around. ...

Olly_Plimsoll 12.10.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Flashman and the Tiger - George MacDonald Fraser

Eyes on the tiger

Advantages: good commentary track, sound mix
Disadvantages: average extras, trasnfer not as good as expected

Well by now I'm sure you've heard of Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. The martial arts epic was a favourite amongst critics in 2000 and went on to scoop four oscars as well as several other nominations and major awards. The story follows two martial arts masters in the 19th century who must battle to regain the stolen Green Destiny sword. But all is not that easy as they come up against an unknown warrior with a hidden agenda and an old foe. This might not sound like much but there is much more beneath the main plot. This is an epic film of love, beauty, honour, discipline and above all elese some kick ass martial arts sequences. But I'm not here to go into mammoth details about the film, I've done that in the film section where there are many other opinions on the film. Nope I'm here to give you my view on the dvd. First up ...

utero 04.09.2001 · Read full review
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Review of Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (DVD)

Eye of the tiger

Advantages: very nice
Disadvantages: none

OK this was my very first review on here. So it's been updated and this is the new and improved version. Tiger Bread - so called because of the stripey crust on it, is found in Tesco's, and usually retails for 79p for an 800g uncut loaf. Now whilst there is no way I will buy 10 loaves of this every week, (stick to the value bread, hell, it's bread after all!) on a weekend we like to have a nice little spot of lunch, and this is perfect for that purpose. It goes well with cheese, ham, lettuce and butter, and will be the perfect complement to your ploughmans lunch. Soft white bread which has a lovely crumbly texture to it. Also avaliable in rolls, which always go down well for a snack late at night. Lovely crust, which as the name suggests is orange and brown striped, and the crust is crunchy and chewy, so ...

pinkmatchstick 23.10.2004 (26.03.2005) · Read full review
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Review of Tesco Tiger Bread