Old Skool Games Meet Nu Skool Games

Think of a computer game where the main playthings are boxes, and platforms, a game were you can jump into a hole and magically reappear at another part of the level almost instentaneously. Think you know what game i'm talking about, eh? That's right, 1985s Super Mario Bros!

What? You weren't thinking of Super Mario Bros? You were thinking of Portal? Well yeah, that's a good game too but it doesn't have a fat hairy italian in it though, but it does have a really cool gun. *sigh* if only there was some way we could combine the two...

Underworld Awakening

This could be absolutely amazing, on the other hand, number 4, have we gone too far? Either way this film promises a few of the old favorites with the now compulsory uber baddie at the end. For a start i was so happy to hear about this film being on the way, after watching the trailer I've gotta say I'm slightly underwhelmed; and for that matter having resident evil flash backs. Also why does the poster have "In 3D" written on it, surely that's just an expensive movie going assumption now. I will leave you all to be the judge of this film beyond that however, Enjoy the trailer

Film of the Week: Hard Candy (2005)

With performances from Patrick Wilson [Watchmen] and the frankly age defying Ellen Page [Juno & Inception]. This film is not for men whom are feint of heart. It handles some very mature content in a much better way than other films like say for example SAW or any of its evil little spin offs. I don't really thing the trailer guys understood the subtlety's of the film. A fantastic bit of cinema that moves in mysterious ways. Just an excellent way to spend your time if you looking for a good film to watch you could do allot worse, but once again it is not for the feint of heart, if you are so inclined this may push you. Enjoy

Light Asylum : Dark Allies

For anyone else out there that has been both astounded and annoyed by the new Nintendo 3DS adverts music, here it is, Light Asylum's Dark Allies, Enjoy.

Film of the Week: Koyannisquatsi (1982)

A film with no conventional plot: merely a collection of expertly photographed scenes. Subject matter has a highly environmental theme.

Directed by Godfrey Reggio, Music by Philip Glass

Fake or Foto?

Today we're presented with images in movies, on TV, and in the press that are of such good quality we don't even think to consider whether the picture is of something that exists in reality or if it was generated by computer software. Movies can be considered as being at the high-end of the range of uses for computer generated imagery that mimics real-life, but there are many more day-to-day examples that challenge our ability to tell what's real and what's not.

Spend a few minutes with our reality check and see if you can tell the difference...

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Portal : No Escape

Portal : No Escape is a fan flick based on the hit game portal. You will and can only really enjoy this film.

Film of the Week: What Dreams May Come (1998)

Chris Neilson dies to find himself in a heaven more amazing than he could have ever dreamed of. There is one thing missing: his wife. After he dies, his wife, Annie killed herself and went to hell. Chris decides to risk eternity in hades for the small chance that he will be able to bring her back to heaven.

What Dreams May Come (1998) by Vincent Ward