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Matt redresses a mistake that he made where Mr Danny Dyer is concerned...
Matt offers his unique views on the Friday The 13th remake, while savng his week with a screening of In The Loop...
Jason Statham and Wesley Snipes in an action movie? Surely Chaos is the kind of gem that the Mystery DVD Club was designed to unearth...?
Matt's writing about fluffy puppies this week. Only joking, helmet and full protective gear needed as usual...
As he ponders buying Watchmen, Matt considers a world where films are rolled out time and time again on DVD. This world, in fact...
Bizarrely, the film Marley & Me gets Matt out of a rage. And then he starts thinking about a Dastardly and Muttley movie...
Matt's been watching The Sopranos and Gran Torino, but finds time to offer his views on Gavin and Stacey too. They're not favourable...
Matt looks back on the carcasses of Wolverine, Transformers 2 and Terminator Salvation. What's becoming of modern-day audiences, he wonders...?
Could Mr. Danny Dyer be the solution to the cinematic summer malaise of 2010...
Matt's latest column finally sees him catching him on some of the Oscar season movies, courtesy of Blockbuster Video...
Matt Edwards ponders the changing face of Star Trek fans, and then goes off to see Fighting instead...
One of the country's finest comedy talents, Mr Stewart Lee, delivers another outstanding show...
Matt's back with another of his confused reviews - and this time, it's Home Alone in high definition...
Jason Statham and The Transporter come under the confused eye of Matt Edwards...
The US remake of the impressive [REC] makes it to arguably its natural home, DVD. But is it any good?
Matt once again lends his unique reviewing approach to another film. And this time, it's Kevin Smith's Clerks...
By popular demand, Matt has brought his very confused reviews back. And he's started with Mamma Mia...
Better than the trailers suggest, but still far from perfect, Matt's been learning the Foot Fist Way...
A terrific stand-up DVD, backed up with an excellent extras package. Blimey.
It's not for everyone, but Matt finds much to admire in this 1970s Italian giallo movie...
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