Well, it feels like just yesterday that 2011 just started. Now it’s December and the year is nearly over and I have to say, it’s been quite an impressive year for movies in my opinion. Sure, the two previous years were quite good too however this year had a great amount of films that were either, good, great, or even amazing. And that’s what this list is all about the amazing films of 2011. There were so many good films this year; I felt a top ten would not be enough for some of my personal…

WINNIE THE POOH (Blu-Ray and DVD)...Guest Review by LEON

The concept of a sequel made 34 years after the original movie is enough to make me cringe so hard, I get a Charlie…

Yep! Here's my first audio work, and despite the ragged edges and whatnot, I'm quite happy with how it turned out. This will hopefully be more frequent in the future, and compliment the written reviews. Check my written review for Winnie the Pooh here;

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I missed out on this film in the cinemas last Spring, where it sadly had a very short release time. But thankfully, this week saw its DVD release, and I was able to sit down and take in the return of a childhood legend. And joy of joys, Disney has outdone themselves.

The story couldn't be simpler. We are introduced to the unmistakable…

Winnie the Pooh review

Sometimes there comes a film that reminds us how simple life used to be, a film that reminds us how good a kids film can actually be, a film that reminds us how incredible traditional animation really is. In a modern age where kids films are made quick and cheap, Winnie the Pooh is a film that reminds us how great Disney Animation is. Winnie the Pooh is so far, my pick for the best film of the summer and maybe even the best film of the year…

Six brand new clips have been released from Walt Disney's 2D animated film 'Winnie the Pooh'. The film will contain all new adventures which include Eeyore's quest for a tail, Pooh's search for honey and the entire residence of the Hundred Acre Wood on a mission to save Christopher Robin from an imaginary culprit. The film is directed by…