The original Wilfred, It has less of a plot and is more based around the day-to-day of Wilfred (Jason Gann)who is insecure and manipulative it is slow paced compared to the U.S. version but just as worth watching if STRAYLIAN accents do not bug you.

Really fun, kind of illogical, very very stylish. Plot not that coherent, but it works nonetheless. Fishburne's character and acting is standout excellent. Incredible, innovative action scenes. Please, please, do NOT watch the sequels.

A challenging turn-based squad tactics game, though sometimes the previews are completely wrong. Sadly, game invites pop up even when you're marked unavailable or playing single-player. You must completely exit a level to adjust resolution or sound.

Very pleasantly surprised by this simple family movie. Carrey can be phenomenal or just plain annoying, but his performance works well here. Wouldn't be the same without the adorable penguins, but was better than I expected.

Interesting concept, though the story could be far tighter - there is a lot of filler footage. The first episode in particular was poor, but after that it started getting a little better.

I'm on the fence about some of the slower songs on the album - but Touches you, Rain, Blame it on the Girls, and We are Golden are great tracks

One of the best movies ever, classic of the nowadays.

A movie so absurd it becomes hilarious. The cast has an extremely eclectic mix of accents which makes it even more odd.

Graphically reminiscent of Empire Earth. There is an overload of text in mission and descriptions. The hotkeys are well done. Incredibly easy on "normal" - can't imagine now "easy" must feel.

Very pretty and focused sim. Lets you set up routes very precisely, which is crucial, as many things can (frustratingly, but properly) go wrong. Problems: constructing monorails is too tricky, and it's hard to tell what changes your reputation.

Unfortunately this is like a combination of The X Factor (UK) and American Idol rather than staying true to the brand. Not surprising since half the judges come from AI. Replacing Cheryl Cole was a huge mistake, as was bringing Paula Abdul as a judge.

A mix of amazing innovations (ludicrously navigable world for a non-sandbox game, lots of fun vehicles) with terrible flaws (unfair enemies, very annoying characters, odd bugs). Generally worth playing up to the cool part with the hang-glider.

Much nicer looking than Far Cry, but it suffers from a tutorial that doesn't let you visit locations out of sequence. After this it is a bit too open and free. On par with BioShock game wise, but not in story.

Amber Heard and Eddie Cibrian were a good choice for this series - unfortunately NBC was not. This show could only really live up to its full potential on HBO or Showtime. The homosexual side plot is a bit of an odd choice for a Playboy show too.

Good all around movie but I didnt like the end of it.