Animated feature of Richard Adams' best-selling novel. When rabbit Fiver (voiced by Richard Briers) has a premonition of his warren being destroyed by man, he persuades his brother Hazel (John Hurt) & a few other friends to flee in search of safety. They have many adventures along the way, until they encounter a vicious race of rabbits who are determined to prove their supremacy. ...

Collected edition of the animated series, based on the book by Richard Adams, in 14 volumes. A group of rabbits are warned in a vision that their home is going to be destroyed, & so Hazel, Fiver, Blackberry & Bigwig lead them through hardships & adventures to a new home, known as Watership Down. But even at their new home the rabbits aren't safe from danger, & find themselves struggling against humans, predators, & another warren of evil rabbits. Featuring the voices of Kate Ashfield, Richard Briers, Dawn French, Jane Horrocks, John Hurt, & Ian Shaw, amongst others. ...

Collected first three volumes of the animated series, based on the novel by Richard Adams & the 1978 animated film. Voiced by Dawn French, Rik Mayall, Jane Horrocks, Stephen Fry & Phil Jupitus, as well as Richard Briers & John Hurt. Episodes are: ' The Promised Land'; ' Home on the Down'; ' The Easy Life'; ' Strawberry Fayre'; ' Shadow of Efrafa'; ' The Raid'; ' The Vision'; 'A Tale of a Mouse' & ' Lost'. ...

Kevin Costner's soggy sci-fi adventure is set on a future Earth covered with water. Humans have to survive on makeshift floating cities, although some of them are determined to find their planet's equivalent of an oasis: ' Dryland'. Only the young Enola knows the secrets of this mythical place, & she becomes a pawn in the power struggle between the Mariner (Kevin Costner) & his evil nemesis Deacon (Dennis Hopper). ...

Kevin Costner's soggy sci-fi adventure is set on a future Earth covered with water. Humans have to survive on makeshift floating cities, although some of them are determined to find their planet's equivalent of an oasis: ' Dryland'. Only the young Enola knows the secrets of this mythical place, & she becomes a pawn in the power struggle between the Mariner (Kevin Costner) & his evil nemesis Deacon (Dennis Hopper). ...

Programme looking back over Watford FC's 2008/09 season of mixed fortunes. This review

Includes:: all the best

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The DVD also

Includes:: an interview by Keith Cameron with David Gedge about ' Watusi'. ...

Documentary examining the semi-Irish roots of today's worldwide surfing phenomenon. The film explores the little-known story of George Freeth, the son of an Irishman, who re-introduced the ancient Polynesian art of wave riding in Hawaii in the early 1900s after it had been stamped out by missionaries. By the time of his untimely death at the age of 35 he was renowned for his legendary skills as a surfer & lifeguard. The film also features footage of Irish & British surfers in action along with world champion Kelly Slater, soul surfer Kevin Naughton & the renowned Malloy brothers as they ride some of the most exciting surf ever seen in Irel&, including a monster 50-foot wave off the coast of Mullaghmore in Sligo. ...

Six teenagers visit a wax museum at midnight, where they find themselves drawn back in time & into the murderous scenarios that have been dramatised in wax. To get in is free but to get out... ...

Horror written & directed by Anthony Hickox. The film follows friends Mark (Zach Galligan), China (Michelle Johnson), Sarah (Deborah Foreman), Gemma (Clare Carey), James (Eric Brown) & Tony (Dana Ashbrook) as they visit a waxwork museum which has recently opened in their town. Invited to a special midnight viewing by the museum's mysterious owner, the group arrive & are led through various displays containing characters from famous horror stories. However, the gang soon find themselves in a fight to survive as the exhibits come alive & start pulling them into the gruesome scenes they portray. ...