When Sonic the Hedgehog plays Ulala from Space Channel 5 in a game of tennis, who is likely to win?
The Flatout series has always been about fun and destruction, and this PSP edition is faithful to its elder versions.
Like Buffy, your battles against the dark forces must be balanced with successful completion of real-world tasks like study and school club activities
Strategy on a handheld doesn't get much better than the Advance Wars series of games on the DS
DVD Reviews
When Hank Deerfield's soldier son Mike goes AWOL from his New Mexico base, the ex-military policeman snaps back into investigation-mode.
After bonding over chemo-therapy and gin rummy, two men decide they want to do the things in life they've life they've always wanted to do
There's backbone to spare in this superior family film aimed at the type of kids who like a wee splash of Scotch on their cornflakes.
Bill Hendrickson has three wives, three homes and seven kids.
Upon second viewing, it becomes clear Californication is the rusty Valiant of the TV drama car lot.
It would be easy to say Eagle vs Shark is Napoleon Dynamite set in New Zealand minus a Mexican named Pedro.
Air Guitar Nation is a movie aimed anyone who has ever grabbed a tennis racquet and had a crack at 'playing' Back in Black
The latest feature from Jim Sheridan's daughter Kirsten, stars doe-eyed Freddie Highmore (Finding Neverland) as a 12-year-old, orphaned musical prodigy
Family dysfunction is a plentiful well of creative inspiration - who doesn't have a family member that brings out the hateful creativity at Christmas lunch?
Originally conceived as the second South Park film but ultimately broadcast as three TV episodes, Imaginationland ranks as a creative high point
"Is not incivility the very essence of love?"
Times are tough at the ranch for hobbled Civil War vet Christian Bale
Even a Hollywood screenwriter in the midst of a crystal meth addiction would hesitate to dream up a film with ingredients like this
A fairytale as told to a bedridden boy
Rappeneau's 1990 version of Rostand's theatrical warhorse never puts a foot wrong.
Her adoptive parents now dead, Hortense, a young middle-class optometrist, decides to find her natural mother.
At first, Rogue, from Wolf Creek director Greg McLean, is shaping up to be something really intriguing
Todd Haynes' exploration of Dylan avoids most of the traps a more traditional bio-pic would have stumbled into.
For anyone who ever wanted a complete armchair education in Australian wine
Six years after 9/11, the spectacular destruction of Manhattan is once again the premise of a Hollywood fantasy
Disney has pulled off a bit of a doozy with this amusing parody of its own oeuvre.
During his 22-year tenure as an executioner, Pierrepoint was considered the best hangman in the business.
'70s Harlem druglord, Frank Lucas built an empire via killer market force - smuggling low-cost, high-impact heroin right through the fog of the Vietnam war.
It's not a companionable film, but its dark romanticism lingers in the mind.
The cars - are they here to help us or destroy us?
Throwing Will Smith's star power and shed loads of CGI at a remake of the 1971 sci-fi movie The Omega Man makes sound commercial sense.
This finely crafted film follows the life of Vanya, a quietly indefatigable orphan
Kurt Cobain's untimely death is perhaps the most uninteresting part of the singers life
Atonement is fuelled by a childhood mistake that has terrible consequences for the characters as adults
With mainstream US comedy languishing in the weeds, it is a relief to know that the next renaissance of American animation has arrived
It's 1997, Tony Blair has just been elected prime minister, and Queen Elizabeth II keeps up appearances as the country's figurehead.
This charming biopic underlines the fallacy of confusing an author with their work
A bloody adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's terse literary thriller about a Vietnam vet who stumbles into the aftermath of a gangland drug operation
Australia's greatest ever war film is as much about mateship as it is man's inhumanity to man
Someone must have thought there to be an audience a movie about a soldier living in 17th century Spain
Those of you who missed this series on television the first time around, don't make the same mistake again.
Seinfeld lends his shrill but solipsistic 'Noo Yoik' drawl to the voice of Barry B Benson, a sprightly honeybee
After seven sequels, John Carpenter's seminal 1978 slasher flick gets a straight-ish remake courtesy of Rob Zombie
Through documenting John Peterson's life, The Real Dirt... explores the relationship between farming and the endlessly sprawling cities of the US
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