Advantages: distracts the children Disadvantages: not funny, humour very simple and mostly slapstick or toilet houmour.
I'm quite surprised to learn that some people atually like the animated series of Mr Bean, and find it just as entertaining, if not more appealing than the 'proper' Mr Bean.
When I refer to proper Mr Bean I am of course talking about Rowna Atkinson's smash hit comedy sitcom in the 90's which followed a dry and whimsical character make a complete mess of very simple everyday activities like a trip to the swimming pool, parking his car, or visiting the cinema.
Personally I love the original Mr Bean, although some detest his bumbling foolish nature, I find him entertaining on a unique scale. Maybe it's because a part of me feels sorry for him or that in some cercumstances it is really quite ingenuis how you can get make some of the simplest tasks a complete disaster.
However the animated series proved to be a complete let down ...
Advantages: Terrific acting, great plot, dark, compelling but intelligent Disadvantages: Cop films might not suit all
Training Day was a film that instantly stood out to me as a must watch film due through the fact that Denzel Washington had been nominated for an Oscar for his performance in the film. Having always admired Denzel's talent as an actor, I was greatly anticipating this film.
The central plot of the film is a young, slightly naive, wet behind the ears Ethan Hawke has joined the narcotics department he wants to make a difference and climb the ladder. Before he can hold these goals in my mind however, he will subject to a first day evaluation by Alonso a decorated, respected and equally feared narcotics officer.
Today is indeed going to be Ethan's training day, but this is no ordinary training day and while first perceiving his officer's tactics as being unorthodox, he begins to realise that there is a much darker side to him. Jake ...
Advantages: great music, acting and storyline Disadvantages: only two episodes on this one dvd, and they cut the tune!
Isn't it wonderful when those child hood memories come back to you, and whats even better is when they are in snazzy updated (graphics and sound wise anyway) version, such as this dvd.
Fraggle rock, as most can remember was another genius creation from Jim Henson. For those out of the loop, or are lucky enough to be too young to remember, he's the same man who is responsible for the existence of the muppets, sesame street and of course - the fraggles!
COST: £4.99
PLACE OF PURCHASE: eBaY
CERTIFICATE: U
NUMBER OF DISCS: 1
REGION: 2
This DVD contains 2 episodes which are run back to back which cuts on time and makes the whole running only 48 minutes in length. What they've done with the orginal format is quite displeasing actually, although this version is less fuzzy than the vhs one they've cut down the episodes so that theres ...
A nostalgic look at the trains of yesteryear including: NE A4's, Class 78 Electrics, Class 52 Westerns and Deltic diesels.
Release details
DVD Region
DVD
Studio(s)
DELTA VISUAL ENTERTAINMENT; PINNACLE VISION
Release date
13/10/2003
No of Discs
1
Catalogue No
82946
Barcode
4006408829461
Languages
Main Language
English
Technical information
Special Features
Scene Access
DVD Description
Train enthusiasts everywhere will covet the first of a three part series dedicated to British Railway History. TRAINS REMEMBERED - Volume 1 uses archive film to trace trains from 1930s to the 1950s, beginning with steam and diesel engines, then to new passenger trains of in Silloth and Coronation Scots at Carlisle, then to commuter trains and up to trains used during wartime. This is an encyclopedic, nostalgic, time capsule piece that preserves the memory of England's rich locomotive past.
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