Following up from the hugely successful Magic Islands and Magic Harbours series, ... more
broadcaster Jamie Owen steps ashore for a series of journeys across the length and breadth of Wales.From canoeing down the picturesque River Wye to climbing Wales' highest...
Advantages: Lovely colours, cute dinosaurs and a heart warming tale Disadvantages: none, apart from a lack of featurettes and extra bits
quality of the graphics and animation, I'd say it was quite a let down. It's not really been improved very much from the old Video tape format. The songs and sound quality however is noticably different, either that or my speakers are much better than when we had the VHS's. But the colours still blur, which is disappointing for me as I'd expected some improvement. The kids on the other hand, adore it and don't care that it's not as digitally mastered as other animated films, for example, those in the genre of Finding Nemo and Toy Story.
Title: The Land Before Time 9 - Journey To Big Water
Format: Animated, PAL
Language English
Region: Region 2
Number of discs: 1
Classification: U
Studio: Universal Pictures Video
DVD Release Date: 22 Sep 2003
Run Time: 71 minutes
Overall 4 star rating, a super storyline and follows quite ...
Advantages: Likeable lad Disadvantages: Pseudo working - class thing
I'm back in love with Jamie Oliver! We kind of fell out over 'Jamie's Ministry of Food', the TV series tackling obesity in Rotherham, mostly spent patronising fat working-class people in a Northern town because they preferred their chips over tapas, a rather cheap shot from Britain's favourite chef. I'm sure he didn't mean it that way but the people that put the show together probably did.
The whole exercise, at the time, seemed less about helping the people of Britain's fattest city lose weight through healthy eating but more about selling copies of his preceding recipe book for fat people from northern towns. It was a good idea in practice, teaching a small group of people how to cook healthier recipes and then pass it on to more people and hope it balloons up to impressive numbers of healthy eaters across the country. But once ...
thedevilinme 18.11.2009
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Director: Eric Brevig
Screenplay: Michael D. Weiss & Jennifer Flackett
Novel: Jules Verne
Genre: Action - Adventure - Family - Sci-Fi
Country: USA
Certification: 12+
Language: English
Released: 3rd November, 2008 (DVD)
MAIN CAST:
Brendan Fraser (Pof. Trevor Anderson)
Josh Hutcherson (Sean Anderson)
Anita Briem (Hannah Ásgeirsson)
As everyone already knows, this is a remake of a remake of a remake of a remake? all of them loosely based on Jules Verne's extraordinary novel.
The original 1959 movie was probably the one that remained the most faithful to the novel, although it was not the best of them all? nor is this one, regardless that Brendan Fraser makes an appearance. Unfortunately for Brendan, although 2008 was a busy year for him with 'Inkheart', 'The Mummy - Tomb of the Dragon Emperor', and 'The ...
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