I love the director of this film as he’s got a very unique and awesome visual style for his films, but the trailer made it look like balls! And that’s not a good thing! It also made it look like it was for little kids only, so I had many reservations sitting down to see it.

My first review DVD of the week was 'Welcome Home, Soldier Boys', which I had never heard of before. The back of the case said it had been 'lost' for 30 years, so that just made it intriguing, so I marked it down and looked forward to not knowing what I was in for!

I remember seeing ‘Titanic’ for the first time 15 years ago and I loving it, but for some reason I had never seen it since. So it’s rather ironic that the very next time I saw it was at the red carpet New Zealand premiere of its 3D re-release!

I recently saw the re-release of ‘Titanic’ 3D, and it was awesome, but it got me thinking about James Cameron and his other films.

I remember seeing the first Titans film and really looking forward to it as I loved the trailer! Instead I came out disappointed, and I wasn’t fully sure why. So when I heard they were making a second one, and were going to fix what was wrong with the first, I was excited!

The 2011 New Zealand International Film Festival was nearly a year ago, but some films that screened are still making their way to the New Zealand big and small screen officially, and 'The Future' is one of them.

It’s funny that with all the hype out about ‘The Hunger Games’, that the DVD release of ‘Battle Royale’ finally made it to NZ! Of course, clearly not a coincidence!

I see a lot of History Channel shows that range from series that fill up 5 DVD’s, and some that are one off features, and those are often my favourite as they get straight to the point and don’t take up 8-10 hours of my life!

I’ve never understood all the fuss over Marilyn Monroe, in both her look and work.

This 2006 TV show all about ancient battles, using computer game technology to recreate the set pieces, is right up my alley, or would have been many years ago.