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Stuck at home? Support Scottish Streamers

March 23, 2020 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

If you’re bored and looking for a website to text-chat with other viewers while watching something fun, then this list is worth checking out. Secondly, many of these people would appreciate a tip or two.

A review of the Urban Hymn official soundtrack

December 18, 2016 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Running out of time to get Christmas gifts? I think movies, either on DVD or Blu-ray, can still reach you in time. The only risk with buying a movie as a gift for someone is that if they’re a big fan they’re likely to already have (or be getting) a copy. You know they’ve already […]

A review of Batman: The Killing Joke

July 26, 2016 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Edinburgh Vue Cinemas took part in a special preview viewing of the full length animated Batman movie The Killing Joke. The Killing Joke is based on Alan Moore’s infamous and popular graphic novel which reveals the origins of the Joker. The book is known for being dark, showing what happens to people who get caught […]

Survey suggests that the Vue at Ocean Terminal Edinburgh’s favourite cinema

March 23, 2016 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Edinburgh Reviews ran a competition to giveaway a copy of Kevin Sorbo, Jason London and Tinsel Korey’s Avarice on DVD. In that competition we asked people to vote for their favourite cinema in Edinburgh. There were nine cinemas to pick from but six cinemas got all the votes. It was a tough battle as the […]

Two weeks of animatronic dinosaurs at Ocean Terminal

March 18, 2016 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Looking for something to entertain the kids with this Easter? Looking for something to entertain yourself with this Easter? Ocean Terminal continues its evolution, following on from adding a mammoth H&M store, and will be bringing 12 large dinosaurs to the centre! The 12 large animatronic dinosaurs will be unleashed on 25th of March and will […]

A review of Sam Cane: Hard Setdown by T Q Chant

March 14, 2016 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Edinburgh based T Q Chant’s novella of just 99 pages is set on a distant planet, on the edge of civilisation and where ex-Con and ex-Soldier Sam Cane has just landed. Sam Cane doesn’t have much of a choice. She’s signed up to offer security to a shipping company that isn’t big on background checks. […]

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