Terry Wogan: One On One DVD

Advantages: Good Film
Disadvantages: Not many

...This is an interesting film and enjoyable film. There was some good acting and the story line was quite good. This is probably one of my most favourite films of last year. It has an intelligent screenplay and is skilfully edited to keep you on the edge of your seat trying to figure out what is happening or what will happen next. On deep reflection it is a film that I would recommend, especially if you like thriller movies. Craig plays a good part. Good film. DVD Features: * Available Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 5.1) * An Introduction from Terry Gilliam * Commentary by Terry Gilliam and screenwriter Tony Grisoni * "Getting Gilliam" featurette by Vincenzo Natali with optional commentary by Terry Gilliam and Vincenzo Natali * "The Making of Tideland" featurette * Deleted scenes with commentary by Terry... Read review

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Advantages: Passes away 3 hours
Disadvantages: Predictable

...Bought one of those tv mags a week before Christmas and decided to get a few DVD's in, well the tv has been a bit dire hasn't it? I watch the occasional Terry and June on one of the satellite channels and thought I would get the dvd! It cost 9.99 from a well know dvd seller in Jersey, and contains six episodes. If you have ever seen Terry and June, you will know that Terry always causes havoc with all that he does, and I know why they only ever put one episode on the tv at any one time.. We vegetated in front of the tv the one night. Grabbed a few beers, had the tin of quality street close by and watched all 6 episodes. It would be better to watch it over a few nights, than a one off, it is funny in parts and doesn't look as dated as other old comedys. However Terry's adventures do get on your nerves a bit, so it got a bit boring... Read review

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Advantages: Post-modern, beautifully shot, hilarious.
Disadvantages: Only 4 episodes have commentary

...The Mighty Boosh are Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding, and this series is their first foray into television. Previously Perrier Award winners for their Mighty Boosh stage show, these veterans of the Edinburgh Festival have practised their moves on the BBC Radio 4 crowd before being unleashed on BBC Three. The show focuses on two zoo keepers: Howard Moon (Barratt) - a slightly unsure, self-deluded (supposedly) intelligent individual, Britain's leading Cream Poet and jazz multi-instrumentalist; and Vince Noir (Fielding) who, despite his stupidity and confusing face, seems to survive adventures and peril without ruining his hair do. He is king of the mods, mates with Gary Newman, was brought up by Brian Ferry (or possibly Terry Wogan), is obsessed with Mick Jagger and can talk to the animals (he's like Mowgli - the Retro version... Read review

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