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Game Trailers | 23 October 2007
The best-selling freestyle crime series is brought on to the new generation of consoles with Grand Theft Auto IV.
Behind the scenes: Quantum of Solace
Reel Report | 07 April 2008
An early look behind the scenes on the latest James Bond movie Quantum of Solace, due out in late 2008. In this short video Reel Report gets a peek at what we can expect in the eagerly anticipated follow-up to Casino Royale, from locations in Panama to low-flying planes in the desert. We can't tell too much about the plot from this short featurette but Quantum looks set to deliver the requisite amounts of action, drama and Daniel Craig in a tux.
Peugeot 308 S: Even diesels can rock
Car Tech | 12 February 2008
The Peugeot 308 S may be a diesel but don't let that put you off – it comes with bucket-loads of cool gadgets to mess around with. Our favourite additions include an electronic speed-limiting system that prevents you from going above whatever speed you set it to. Then there's the in-dash MP3 system, integrated iPod connector, an eight-speaker sound system with optional subwoofer, and the coup de grace: a panoramic sunroof with an electrically sliding cover.
Peugeot 207 GTi THP 175 Octane: White-hot hatch
Car Tech | 31 January 2008
The Peugeot 207 GTi THP 175 Octane edition is one of our favourite 'whips' to date. It's a hot hatchback with more high-tech gadgets than CES and more performance than is good for the state of your licence. It boasts rain-sensitive wipers, a 30GB hard drive for stashing your music, a sat-nav, auto-directional headlights and an in-dash mobile phone system. It even has its own sunglasses, or as Peugeot would say, an athermic windscreen to reflect UV light. Take a look...
Movie Trailers | 30 January 2008
Neil Marshall's action thriller sees a crack team of specialists, captained by Eden Sinclair (Rhona Mitra), fighting to save London, which has succumbed to an attack of the deadly Reaper virus. In order to curb the killer virus the team are dispatched to a 30-year quarantined country to battle with all manner of elements and live through a waking nightmare in the hope of finding a cure.
Reel Weekend | 14 December 2007
Ben Howard casts aside the usual Christmas viewing and picks five alternative festive favourites to warm the cinephile over the Christmas period. A foul-mouthed Santa bah-humbugs in Bad Santa, college-girls get stalked and slashed in Black Xmas and Santa Claus brings some Christmas cheer to Mars in Santa Claus Conquers The Martians.
Video View: Santogold, Tiny Masters of Today and Late of the Pier
Encoded | 18 March 2008
In this week's episode of Encoded's Video View, we take a look at the latest release from eccentric popster and friend of the stars Santogold, whose video for 'LES Artistes' features a random horse; check in with those wee whippersnappers Tiny Masters of Today, and their new video 'Hologram World', starring zombie parents; and wonder what on earth is going on in Late of the Pier's 'The Bears Are Coming', which takes us on a dark journey into the forest, with badgers and owls and stuff... All, frankly, quite weird.
Gadget Reviews | 10 March 2008
Apple's new laptop, the MacBook Air, may not be a true ultraportable, but it still easily breaks new ground for small laptops. At just 19mm at its thickest part, Apple's so-called 'world's thinnest notebook' includes most of the usual MacBook features, plus a multi-touch touchpad that uses innovative gesture controls.
Movie Review: All the Boys Love Mandy Lane
Reel Weekend | 15 February 2008
All the Boys Love Mandy Lane is the latest in a persistent line of slasher movies hitting our screens, arriving some 30 years since the first Halloween and proving that there's life in the formula yet. Mandy Lane is the gorgeous but chaste new girl at school, and in an attempt to fit in with her peers, agrees to go on a weekend away with them. But someone wants Mandy all to himself, and before long is picking off his rivals...
Movie Review: The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Reel Weekend | 07 February 2008
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly tells the extraordinary true story of Jean-Dominique Bauby, the one-time editor of the French edition of Elle magazine, who in 1995 suffered a stroke that left him entirely paralysed except for his left eye. The film is directed by painter-turned-director Julian Schnabel, and adopts an unconventional narrative technique to depict this remarkable story of triumph over tragedy.
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