Harry Brown is available to buy on Blu-ray and DVD from Lions Gate Home Entertainment from 22 March 2010 Click here to buy this on Blu-ray for £15.85 (RRP: £24.99) Click here to buy this on DVD for £11.98 (RRP: £19.99)

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Two-time Academy Award winner and screen icon, Sir Michael Caine stars in the riveting and gritty action thriller Harry Brown, the story of one man’s journey through a chaotic world where drugs are the currency and guns run the streets.

Modest law-abiding citizen, Harry Brown is forced to dispense his own brand of justice as he bids to clean up the run-down estate he calls home.

Sir Michael Caine gives the performance of his lifetime as the iconic Harry Brown.

Daniel Barber’s debut film is a gripping, violent thriller that stars a strong supporting cast including Emily Mortimer (Shutter Island), Liam Cunningham (Hunger, The Wind That Shakes the Barely), and up-and-coming British talent like Ben Drew aka Plan B (Adulthood), Jack O’Connell (Eden Lake), Lee Oakes (Two Pints of Lager And A Packet Of Crisps), Joseph Gilgun (This Is England), Sean Harris (24 Hour Party People), David Bradley (Harry Potter, Hot Fuzz) and Iain Glen (The Diary of Anne Frank, Kingdom of Heaven).

The film boasts a brilliant soundtrack and both the DVD and Blu-ray releases are packed with excellent extras.

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We've recently launched a Facebook page for www.reviewgraveyard.com and to entice you to join it we'll be picking one group member at random to receive a handful of graphic novels we had lying about the office.

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We are offering one lucky reader the chance to win a brand new Apple iPod Nano (8GB) and a £50 worth of music from Amazon.co.uk's MP3 download store.

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Ninja is available to buy on Blu-ray and DVD from Lions Gate Home Entertainment from 15 March 2010 Click here to buy the Blu-ray for £12.98 (RRP: £19.99) Click here to buy the DVD for £8.48 (RRP: £12.99)

To celebrate the release of Ninja on Blu-ray and DVD, we have three Blu-ray copies up for grabs for www.reviewgraveyard.com / www.sci-fi-online.com readers.

From renowned action director and trained martial arts expert Isaac Florentine (The Shepherd: Border Patrol; Undisputed II: Last Man Standing), Ninja is a full-tilt martial arts movie boasting groundbreaking CGI, and starring new action star Scott Adkins.

The film tells the story of Casey, a Westerner studying Ninjutsu in Japan, who is asked by the Sensei to return to New York to protect the legendary Yoroi Bitsu, an armoured chest that contains the weapons of the last Koga Ninja.

Featuring amazing Ninjutsu action sequences, co-ordinated by legendary martial arts expert Fumio Demura.

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27 April 2010.

Skins: Series 4 is available to buy on DVD from 4DVD from 22 March 2010 Click here to buy this DVD for £14.85 (RRP: £24.99)

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The Skins gang is back at College after the summer break.

Their hedonism knows no bounds as they live life to the ethos of no consequences, no tomorrow and you can all live forever. Their care-free bubble abruptly bursts when a near-stranger needlessly dies, sending a shockwave through the entire group. The tragedy leaves Thomas  (Merveille Lukeba) questioning everything - his faith, his family and even his choice of friends. The reverberations will reach far beyond Thomas's story, affecting the lives of all those we know around him.

Effy (Kaya Scodelario) returns - no longer with her queen-bee status, and still struggling to deal with her family issues. Her best friend, Pandora (Lisa Backwell), is back adorable and kooky as ever. Twins Katie (Megan Prescott) and Emily (Kathryn Prescott) are visibly different - after leaving her sister’s shadow Emily is head over heels in love, but while she’s finding out what life is really like, Katie is left behind in a family meltdown.

Naomi (Lily Loveless) seems to have more to hide this series; while JJ (Ollie Barbieri) finally realises what love is. Meanwhile Cook (Jack O’Connell) is trying to simultaneously exorcise his demons and not reveal his weaknesses, and Freddie (Luke Pasqualino) finds out that love can lead you to the edge of sanity.

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The Unwritten: Vol 1 is available to buy from Titan Books from 26 February 2010 Click here to buy this graphic novel for £4.99 (RRP: £7.99)

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Tommy Taylor is the main character in a series of fantasy novels that have become a cultural phenomenon. Fans gather on websites and at conventions to celebrate his magical stories and hope that his missing creator, Wilson Taylor, will someday resurface to write one last adventure. But there’s one dangling plot thread: the real Tom Taylor, the son Wilson abandoned.

The inspiration for the magical boy wizard, Tom is now worshipped worldwide as a literary legend made flesh, eking out a lonely living with his agent on the convention circuit.

As Tom’s life begins to take on eerie and deadly parallels with Tommy’s, he’s drawn into a strange literary underworld where the power of storytelling is as strong as ay spell. Now, to protect his life and discover the truth behind his origins, Tom will travel the world, to all the places in world history where fictions have shaped reality.

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We are offering one lucky reader the chance to win a brand new PS3 slim console.

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Julie & Julia is available to buy on Blu-ray and DVD from ony Pictures Home Entertainment from 08 March 2010 Click here to buy this Blu-ray for £14.85 (RRP: £22.;99) Click here to buy this DVD for £12.85 (RRP: £19.99)

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A culinary legend provides a frustrated office worker with a new recipe for life in Julie & Julia, the true stories of how Julia Child’s (Meryl Streep) life and cookbook inspired fledgling writer Julie Powell (Amy Adams) to whip up 524 recipes in 365 days and introduce a new generation to the magic of French cooking. Stanley Tucci (The Devil Wears Prada) co-stars in director Nora Ephron’s delicious comedy about joy, obsession and butter.

Two women from different decades come together through their own true stories of culinary exploration when dissatisfied writer Julie Powell decides to cook and blog her way through Julia Child’s book Mastering the Art of French Cooking, which launched Child’s career.

Nora Ephron seamlessly melds the two remarkable, true stories into a comedy that proves that if you have the right combination of passion, obsession and butter, you can change your life and achieve your dreams.

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We are offering one lucky reader the chance to win a brand new 42" Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV - with Freeview and £100 worth of DVDs

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Anonyma: The Downfall of Berlin is available to buy on DVD from Metrodome from 01 March 2010 Click here to buy this DVD for £8.99 (RRP: £15.99)

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From director Max Faerberböck (Aimée & Jaguar [1999]) comes Anonyma: The Downfall of Berlin.

26 April 1945. The Russian Army has encircled Berlin and now draws the noose tight, marching towards the Reichstag and destroying the German's last line of defence, tank by tank, man by man as the city falls into Soviet hands. It is also on this day that a woman begins a most extraordinary fight for survival against the city's new occupiers that reveals the shocking realities faced by civilians during the explosive last days of war.

During the last days of World War II, one woman documents the fall of Berlin from the basement of a bombed-out building.

Based on the best-selling real-life diaries The Woman in Berlin, Anonyma (Nina Hoss) must use all her ingenuity whilst enduring the unimaginable to survive at the brutal hands of the invading Red Army.

As well as Nina Hoss, the movie stars Yevgeni Sidikhin, Irm Hermann, Rüdiger Vogler, Ulrike Krumbiegel and Rolf Kanies.

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Chaw is available to buy on DVD from Optimum Home Entertainment from 01 March 2010 Click here to buy this DVD for £9.98 (RRP: £15.99)

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Blackly funny and equally terrifying, Chaw follows in the footsteps of The Host, as another remarkable entry into the canon of new wave Korean cinema and the Asian monster movie revival.

After foolishly scribbling “anywhere” on his transfer application form, Seoul-based cop Kim Kang-soo (Tae-woong Eom) finds himself moved down to a sleepy, supposedly “crime-free” village in South Korea: Semeri. But the subdued, scenic once popular tourist resort is about to become hell on earth.

In the local mountains the mutilated remains of a young girl have been found. The local police assume it’s a grisly homicide, but Kim realizes they’re very wrong and soon Semeri’s citizens will see their beloved town turned into a gruesome bloodbath.

A legendary hunter in the region, Chun Il-man, is convinced the deaths are the work of a man-eating boar and, full of fear, the villagers invite him to catch it. Along with Kim and local ecologist Soo-ryun (Yu-mi Jeong), he heads into the forests, where a monstrous, insatiable beast awaits... and it’s getting hungry.

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We've just launched a Facebook page for www.sci-fi-online.com and to entice you to join it we'll be picking one group member at random to receive a CD we had lying about the office - this month it's The Spirit: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack composed by David Newman.

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Adam is available to buy on DVD from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment from 15 February 2010 Click here to buy this DVD for £12.88 (RRP: £19.99)

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Hugh Dancy stars in the lead role of Adam, a handsome but intriguing young man with Rose Byrne as Beth, a beautiful and cosmopolitan young woman in this quirky love story that earned the coveted ‘Alfred P Sloane Feature Film Award’ at last year’s Sundance Film Festival.

Directed by Max Mayer (West Wing, Alias), Adam follows the lives of two strangers, one a little stranger than the other. Toymaker Adam (Dancy), is leading a sheltered existence since the death of his father until friendship and romance come knocking when school teacher and aspiring children's author Beth (Byrne) moves in next door.

Relationships are perplexing and filled with the perils of miscommunication - and that's if you aren't 'Adam,' for whom life itself is this way. He suffers from Asperger’s syndrome so his ‘awkwardness’ means a less-than-straightforward start to a funny, touching and charming romance with Beth whose protective parents disapprove of the affection that is growing between their daughter and Adam.

DVD special features include an alternative ending, deleted and alternative scenes with optional director commentary, plus a ‘Creating Adam’ featurette.

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Romeo X Juliet: Volume 1 is available to buy on DVD from MVM from 15 February 2010 Click here to buy this DVD for £9.98 (RRP: £15.99)

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Loosely based on William Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, produced by Studio Gonzo and directed by Fumitoshi Oizaki (Final Fantasy: Unlimited), Romeo X Juliet: Volume 1 features the first six episodes of the 24-episode anime series.

Until fourteen years ago the noble house of Capulet had ruled the futuristic aerial city of Neo Verona peacefully and benevolently. But an ancient grudge held by the rival house of Montague resulted in a mutiny and a bloody coup in which the city’s rulers were deposed and all but one of the Capulets were murdered.

The sole survivor was a young girl, Juliet Capulet, since raised by loyalists in secret disguised as a boy named Odin, and to whom her true identity would only be revealed on her 16th birthday. However, Juliet also leads another secret life as a vigilante, Robin Hood-like figure known as the Red Whirlwind, who fights injustices inflicted upon the common people by the Montague clan.

On the eve of her 16th birthday, Juliet unexpectedly finds herself attending the prestigious Rose Ball, hosted by the Montagues, and there she meets the heir to the family throne, Romeo, a young man unimpressed by his father’s tyrannical rule. Although already forcibly engaged to a woman of his father’s choosing, Romeo becomes smitten by Juliet’s charms and sets about wooing this strange and entrancing girl. However, when Juliet learns the truth of her past, love, devotion and loyalty all become conflicted as fate deals a potentially tragic hand to the star-crossed lovers.

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We are offering one lucky reader the chance to win a brand new Xbox 360 console and a £150 worth of games.

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Surrogates is available to buy on DVD from Touchstone Pictures from 01 February 2010 Click here to buy this on Blu-ray for £15.88 (RRP: £24.99) Click here to buy this on DVD for £11.88 (RRP: £15.99)

To celebrate the release of Surrogates on Blu-ray and DVD, we have four DVD copies up for grabs for www.reviewgraveyard.com / www.sci-fi-online.com readers.

FBI agent Tom Greer (Bruce Willis) lives in a world where robotic surrogates stand in for people, protecting them from violence, contagion - and the appearance of aging. These picture perfect, real-life avatars - fit, good-looking, remotely controlled machines that assume their operator’s life role - enable the population to experience life vicariously from the comfort and safety of their own homes.

Greer and his partner, Agent Peters (Radha Mitchell), are called in to probe the mysterious death of a college student, whose life ended when his surrogate was destroyed. When Greer’s surrogate is damaged in the investigation, he ventures out of his apartment for the first time in decades. In a world of masks, Greer must decide who is real and who can be trusted.

Directed by Jonathan Mostow (Terminator Three: Rise of the Machines, U-571), Surrogates is a heart-pounding futuristic tale of splintered identity, treachery and murder.

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The Day Of The Triffids is available to buy on Blu-ray and DVD from Showbox Home Entertainment from 01 January 2010 Click here to buy this on Blu-ray for £14.98 (RRP: £24.99) Click here to buy this on DVD for £11.98 (RRP: £19.99)

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One of the highlights of the BBC's 2009 Christmas TV schedule, John Wyndham's classic 1951 post-apocalyptic bestseller The Day Of The Triffids comes to the screen as an epic, brand new, contemporary adaptation produced for BBC One by Power, producer of the Emmy-nominated Virgin Queen, the hit ITV mini-series Flood and The Devil's Whore.

With traditional global fuel sources dwindling, mankind's search for an alternative has led to the cultivation and harvesting of the Triffid, a relatively newly discovered plant rich in oil extracts. Capable of seemingly intelligent behaviour and able to move around on their leg-like roots, these dangerously carnivorous plants possess a poisonous sting enabling them to kill and feed on their victims.

When a highly anticipated, worldwide solar storm results in the billions of spectators who witness it being rendered totally blind, civilized society begins to collapse leaving those few sighted survivors to watch helplessly as disorder unfolds. Amidst the chaos, the once-captive Triffids find freedom and, with a voracious appetite for human flesh, begin roaming the planet, evolving and breeding rapidly as they descend upon towns and cities in search of food. With mankind facing imminent annihilation, it is left to a select few people to take a stand against the Triffids' reign of terror and fight an epic battle to save the future of the human race.

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