Wednesday, December 31, 2008

So Long! 2008

In a matter of hours, 2009 will be right at our doorstep. We hope the year has been good to you and we can only wish for the best in the coming year. - Don't forget our columnists' top 10 movies of 2008 , The year's top 5 soundtracks and - Our favourite top 10 posters. So Long! 2008. Meet you right here in 2009!

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

DVD...DVD...DVD...DVD...DVD...

Here's your chance to see this Werner Herzog film which never got a theatrical release in Singapore, "Rescue Dawn" starring Christian 'Dark Knight' Bale. Academy Award Winner Cuba Gooding, Jr. on the other hand is a Border Patrol Officer in "Linewatch" while the handsome Wu Chun and bubbly Charlene Choi are torn apart by fate in "Butterfly Lovers". So much choices if you intend to stay at home.

Monday, December 29, 2008

LOST: The Complete 4th Season

What's going on? Who is that? What the hell happen? When is this? Where are they REALLY? These question may be ultimately the main goal for such avid viewers but fear not, some are answered in this season but alas as any good JJ Abraham TV series, they throw back at you twice as much new questions. So did Lost Fourth Season got its wow back? Read More>

Saturday, December 27, 2008

DVD...DVD...DVD...DVD...DVD...

The home entertainment releases get into a biting frenzy with "Anaconda 3: Offspring". Which is scarier? David Hasselhoff or the CG reptiles? The Derek Yee produced horror thriller "Forget Me Not" might end up better than expected. As for the younger ones, the direct-to-video animation "Open Season 2" should help to glue them on their seats for an hour or so. Just Relax. Watch Movies.

Friday, December 26, 2008

DVD...DVD...DVD...DVD...DVD...

It's the festive season and most of us should be taking a break from work before 2009 strikes upon us. Time to check out some new releases from the home entertainment section. If you prefer a comedy, you might like "The Luckiest Man" starring Nat Chan and Bosco Wong. Or something thought-provoking? The Chen Shi-Zheng directed "Dark Matter". Prefer a little gore and thrill? "The Devil's Chair" might do the trick. More coming right up...

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