Everyone loves a bit of great entertainment. We love it too, and here is the top reviewed content for your TV, projector or hi-fi. Simply put, this is the best of the best. The top Games, Movies and Music – as rated by us.
After a runaway success with it’s predecessor, The Lego Movie, Lego Batman had a pretty big cape/cowl/utility belt to fill. But can this spin off do what very few franchises achieve and trump it’s own lofty beginnings? In a …read more
With an Oscar winning performance from Viola Davis and and directed by Oscar-nominated Denzel Washington, there’s no over indulgent cinematography or glitzy sets here, just a truly heartwarming, powerful and engaging film! Fences is an adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize Winning …read more
After years of torrential releases from the singer-songwriter trapped in the body of a punk, Ty Segall releases a self-titled album. Can he sustain the quality of his previous releases, or has this pace burnt him out?… The answer is quite …read more
Probably the perfect picture to will in the January blues, Kenneth Lonergan’s, ‘Manchester by the Sea’, transcends it’s low and dreary hues and swells into one of the most heart-rendering and emotional cinematic experiences in recent memory. Spearheaded by a …read more
It’s the season to stay indoors! As the nights get colder, wrap up warm and settle-in for a night of top entertainment. Whether it’s presents for others or a something to fill the long winter nights, here are a few …read more
This is Martha Wainwright’s fourth album of original songs since her first, 2005’s eponymous debut. Up until now her career highlight has arguably been 2009’s album of Edith Piaf songs. How will this release hold up against her previous LPs?… As …read more
Amazingly, this is The Divine Comedy’s 27th year, and their eleven albums span 26 of those years. This is the first since 2010’s Bang Goes the Knighthood although Neil Hannon has also put out a second Duckworth Lewis Method album …read more
Approaching motorsport with all the flair and professionalism that EA brings to football, will this latest Xbox exclusive continue to impress? “Do you come from a land down under? Where women glow and men plunder? Can’t you hear, can’t you …read more
Mankind Divided is the sequel to Human Revolution and continues the story of Adam Jensen. It takes place 2 years after the events of Human Revolution and how the world changed after the “Aug Event” at the end of the …read more
Despite a turbulent year in the sport, can Codemasters deliver a game that cuts to the excitement behind its issues?… The newest instalment initially looks much the same as you traverse the menus, clean design makes for ease of use …read more
