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Aquaman Review
With the likely loss of both Batman and Superman, will a surprisingly fun Aquaman be able to save Warner's Justice League plans?
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Huawei Mate 20 Pro Smartphone Review
The Huawei Mate 20 Pro is one of the most beautiful phones yet made, by any manufacturer.
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OnePlus 6T Smartphone Review
With a fingerprint sensor in the screen and a price tag of just £499, how does the OnePlus 6T stack up against rival flagship models?
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The Meg 4K Blu-ray Review
Always wanted to see Jason Statham fighting a giant shark? Let's see if the 4K release of The Meg delivers.
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Arcam AVR390 7-Channel AV Receiver Review
The Arcam AVR390 7-channel AV receiver has the same Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, IMAX Enhanced, and Dirac Live 2.0 support as the AVR850 but uses cheaper amplification. But do you really need the Class G?
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Once Upon a Time in China and America Blu-ray Review
Returning to the role after a 2-film absence, Jet Li's Once Upon a Time in China and America makes for a fabulous 'extra' on Eureka's remastered box set of the original trilogy.
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Once Upon a Time in China III Blu-ray Review
Eureka's 4K-remastered release of Tsui Hark's Jet Li-starring trilogy concludes with Once Upon a Time in China III.
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Once Upon a Time in China II Blu-ray Review
Our look at Eureka's stunning 4K-remastered release of Tsui Hark's Jet Li-starring period martial arts series continues with Once Upon a Time in China II.
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The Equalizer 2 4K Blu-ray Review
Washington's first sequel is a little flabby and predictable, but also reliably brutal, and looks and sounds spectacular on UHD.
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Once Upon a Time in China Blu-ray Review
Tsui Hark's, Jet Li-starring period martial arts series gets the lavish 4K-remastered Eureka box set treatment, starting with Part One of the original trilogy.
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The Old Man & the Gun Review
This understated heist story with a difference makes for a fitting end to legendary actor/director Robert Redford's much celebrated 60-year acting career.
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Sony ZF9 (KD-65ZF9) Review
Part of the new Sony MASTER SERIES of TVs the ZF9 replaces the highly regarded ZD9 LED LCD TV. So can this new kid on the block offer image quality to match a reference monitor and better the outgoing ZD9? Let's find out...
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Netflix's Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle Review
After Disney's own live-action remake of The Jungle Book, Netflix offers an even darker take in Andy Serkis' Mowgli.
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They Shall Not Grow Old Blu-ray Review
Peter 'LOTR' Jackson works his visual magic on century-old footage for this unforgettable look at The Great War.
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The Magnificent Ambersons Blu-ray Review
Expected to be better than Citizen Kane, but butchered by the Studios, Orson Welles' The Magnificent Ambersons is a flawed but fierce classic which gets the Criterion treatment on Blu-ray.
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Matangi / Maya / M.I.A. Blu-ray Review
Daughter of a terrorist, this new documentary looks back at the colourful life journey of controversial Sri Lankan rapper M.I.A.
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The Lion King 4K Blu-ray Review
Completing the circle of life, The Lion King returns to 2D in all its glory for Disney's first 4K release of one of their classic hand-drawn animated titles.
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Hotel Artemis 4K Blu-ray Review
The writer of Rogue Nation makes his directorial debut with this futuristic Smokin' Aces-style thriller, out in 4K but only in the US.
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SVS Prime Wireless Speaker Review
The company that embodies bang for your buck has turned its attention to powered speakers - does the Prime Wireless keep to the company’s high standards?
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Ant-Man and the Wasp 4K Blu-ray Review
Fluffy filler until Captain Marvel or fantastic introduction to the Quantum Realm? Either, or both, at least Disney finally deliver audio to match the superb 4K video.
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Sony VPL-VW570ES Review
The latest native (4096 x 2160) SXRD projector from Sony claims full bandwidth HDMI ports, 4K MotionFlow, Reality Creation and HDR, along with a claimed contrast of 350,000:1. So does it measure up?
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Ralph Breaks the Internet Review
Ralph gets an upgrade, taking his signature mayhem viral as he unleashes a chaotic assault on the internet. But can he bring the magic of the first film with him too?
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Khartoum Blu-ray Review
Charlton Heston and Lawrence Olivier go toe-to-toe in this visually stunning Ultra Panavision 70mm-shot feature - the last of its kind until Tarantino's Hateful Eight.
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Creed II Review
The follow up to Creed connects with some knockout punches, even if it isn’t quite the heavyweight hitter its predecessor was.
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Mission: Impossible - Fallout 4K Blu-ray Review
A superb sequel to Rogue Nation, the series gets better and better, with Fallout one of the best blockbusters of the year, and now one of the best 4K releases.
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Yanks Blu-ray Review
John Schlesinger came off the back of his success with Marathon Man to direct the wartime Richard Gere drama, Yanks, which earns itself the Eureka treatment.
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SVS PC-4000 Subwoofer Review
The SVS PC-4000 is a cylindrical subwoofer with a 13.5-inch driver, 1,200W of power, and a minimal footprint. It looks like it belongs on the Death Star but how does it perform?
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Fallout 76 Review (PS4)
An always-online survival game, Fallout 76 deviates wildly from what fans love about the series with extremely mixed results.
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Nokia 7.1 Smartphone Review
The latest smartphone from Nokia is here for review. It's a display which looks gorgeous: it supports HDR10 - one of a tiny number of phones at this price with a HDR-capable screen. But is it any good at normal smartphone tasks?
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Rambo III 4K Blu-ray Review
Concluding our look at the original 'Rambo' trilogy on 4K, we come to Part III, which continues to impress with picture and sound.
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