Fringe - 3.17 Stowaway Review

Once again, there are grumblings of Fringe not surviving past this May, probably prompted by the series' all time low ratings this Friday leading to a Twitter rumour that the show has already began packing up for good. The good news is that the show hasn't even begun filming the second half of this years finale so it is pretty much wrong that sets would be being disposed of at this point. I'm still of the belief that Fringe will get one more season, and so we all should have a few more Freaky Fridays before we say goodbye to Olivia and co. But for now, let's focus on what we do have; a very bizarre, not completely convincing episode and one that I'm sure will be viewed in a more positive light once the end of the season has played out.

Fringe - 3.16 Os Review

It's been a while since Fringe aired, two weeks is a lifetime to any Fringe fanatic and so to open the return of Freaky Fridays with Jorge Garcia on my TV screen in a mystery drama was perfection; based on the Fringe scale it's been an eternity since that happened.

A Confession...

I have been a little slow in getting my Movie Reviews out over the last week, but there are two in process.
The Fighter
Never Let Me Go
They will be up by the end of the week. Just in time for me to go watch True Grit (late I know), Unknown, The Adjustment Bureau & Rango. So many movies to see! :)

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Fringe - 3.15 Subject 13 Review

As I didn't write a Fringe review for last seasons flashback bonanza episode 'Peter' I want to start by saying just how awesome the title credits are for the episodes where we head back into the past. It's a genius touch that really gets you into the mindset for the episode and definitely makes it feel more of an event than usual episodes are. Also, these episodes are very cleverly shot to appear quite hazy, almost as if the test of time has made some things a little unclear and distant.
As for the retro music, that adds classic 80's suspense to the scenes and is another touch of genius; It's music you just don't hear any more on screen and so the fact that Fringe is brave enough and smart enough to throw it at you is refreshing and a lot of fun.

Fringe - 3.14 6B Review

It was all a love story; for all of this weeks vortexes, world collisions, shattering glass and smashed up corpses at the heart of it was a couple of love stories, of two people who were separated after years of time together and of two people needing reminding of the fact that they have the chance to be something.

Paul - Movie Review

Shaun of the Dead, the movie of a man and his friend encountering a London that becomes over-run with Zombies; the result is a masterpiece which I recently studied in a Screen-writing class for a perfect example of many tools of the trade. Hot Fuzz, the movie of a man and his friend tackling the mysterious 'accidents' in a rural country English village; the result is a magnificent, hilarious and wickedly clever take on many classic British movies and one of my favourites of all time.
And now there is Paul, the movie of a man and his friend travelling to America to visit Comic-Con and embark on a road trip with an alien who wants to return home. The result had a lot to live up to, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's follow up to their fantastic double-act-double-movie mayhem that defined British cinema in the first decade of the century.

Black Swan - Movie Review

The Oscar nominations are out, the awards ceremony being only a few weeks away and in case you hadn't noticed, Black Swan is a big deal. Arriving towards the end of 2010, it snuck up and critics began throwing plaudits at it left, right and centre. It's the dark, beautifully disturbing story of a ballet dancer who wants nothing more than to play the Swan Queen in the NYC Ballet's performance of Swan Lake.

Oscar Prediction Game - Predict Correctly And Win A £20 DVD Voucher

Hey Guys,

With the Oscars now just under two weeks away, we have a new competition which could see you win a $30 DVD voucher (or equivalent amount for your country), just for simply guessing who you think will win what at this years Oscars.
The person who predicts the most correctly will win, it's that simple.
In the case of a tie for top spot, we'll do a draw out of a raffle.
The key I feel will be the smaller awards that less people know about, correctly finding which is the favourites there could be a trick for success.

Interview with SpoilerTV Creator/Owner DarkUFO

Hey SpoilerTV fans,

You all visit the website on a regular basis, you all head to the site to find out the things you want to know about TV. I believe SpoilerTV is the best website in the world and it is my biggest internet addiction.
But who is it that runs the show, the man behind the curtain, the secret behind the success? You know him as DarkUFO and he works tirelessly to bring everyone who loves television the chance to get involved, communicate and further enhance their TV experience.
I asked him if he would be okay taking part in an interview with me to find out everything about the man behind the name and give you all the chance to see exactly who it is that made SpoilerTV possible. From UFOs and poker to LOSTfan108, This is the SpoilerTV exclusive interview with Andy 'DarkUFO' Page.

Fringe - 3.13 Immortality Review

The week that people had been waiting for has come. After speculation began to mount a few weeks ago on the potentially head-scratching/mouth-watering (depending on your own personal opinion) plot that Fauxlivia may just be carrying Bishop Jr Jr. everyone was marking the return to Over There as the week that all would be revealed.
Aside from that particular plot point, I was really looking forward to heading over there as the last few weeks in our world had gotten a little disjointed and lacked the solid structure of the episodes we got before Christmas. A fresh change to let the definitive Sci-Fi of current TV re-adjust itself and begin to build some end-of-season momentum.