Babies will love exploring the world of farm animals through this fun 'touch & feel' board book perfect for very young children The small padded book is ideal for little hands to hold & the pages are full of tactile areas to explore Packed with adorable full-colour photos of farm animals this book will entertain babies time & time again ...

Suitable for toddler development & early learning Great for early learning & toddler development this title helps your toddler explore different types of toys 12 pages DK ...

Touch & Feel Wild Animals is full of furry bumpy scaly silky soft & shiny textures in a chunky book Encourage your child to learn early concepts such as colours shapes & patterns as they turn each page Turn the page & see what it is I have rough bumpy skin I am green what am I? A lizard of course! Perfect for encouraging tiny fingers to explore & young minds to develop Sturdy pages with rounded corners mean Touch & Feel Wild Animals will provide years of enjoyment ...

Straight To Number One Big Beat Ecoutez Repetez Would Youso Hot Mein Freund Harvey Tango In Harlem Are You Talking About Me Life&s A Beach Thanks For Coming Would Youstraight To Number One ...

Please note this is a region 2 DVD & will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play Lesser-known Ealing comedy starring Jack Hawkins as Jim Fletcher a man who makes a sudden decision to emigrate to Australia after an altercation with his boss (James Hayter) However the decision to move lock stock & barrel to another continent is not without pitfalls Jim&s wife Helen (Margaret Johnston) is less than enthusiastic about the move
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Please Note Play Station Vita titles are not compatible with standard Sony PSP consoles In Touch My Katamari the ever-growing ball of bits & bobs is controlled by touching the screen to roll it in any direction A completely new Katamari gameplay feature allows players to use the rear touch pad of the Play Station Vita to stretch the ball either horizontally or vertically to pick up more objects at once or squeeze through narrow gaps With lots more details yet to be revealed the Prince is already limbering up in the wings to bring a dose of irresistible Katamari oddness to the Play Station Vita Players will once again step into the shoes of the tireless Prince tasked by the King of All Cosmos with rolling up ever more enormous balls of weird & wonderful junk As the Prince travels through the varied levels of gentle lunacy each one resplendent on the vivid Play Station Vita OLED screen he will find himself amassing all manner of items large & small inanimate & very much alive from humble little ants to the volcanic grandeur of Mount Fuji Innovative Gameplay
- Roll the Katamari in any direction using the multi-touch screen of the PSVita while for the first time ever the console&s rear touch pad lets you stretch or squeeze the Katamari to gather more objects at once or fit through a narrow space Go Shopping
- Collect candy & use them as money to buy items for the King get extra music tracks & unlock new game modes The King&s Bonus Mission
- Playable once a day replay one of the missions to get your hands on loads of extra candy Membership System
- Leaderboards rank players according to the amount of candy they earned in the previous three week period NEAR features
- With the NEAR virtual communication system for PS Vita exchange information with other players & receive " Buddy Requests" Try to beat other players& top scores & earn extra candy!




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Charlie Brooker&s British crime drama spoof A TOUCH OF CLOTH stars John Hannah (REBUS) as DCI Jack Cloth; a troubled maverick cop who along with his sidekick DC Anne Oldman (Suranne Jones) finds himself on the trail of a vicious killer Lampooning all that is silly in a genre that takes itself very very seriously Brooker & his co-writer Daniel Maier (HARRY HILL&S TV BURP) keep the jokes coming thick & fast as their no-nonsense heroes follow the trail of increasingly grisly murders ...

Please note this is a region B Blu-ray & will require a region B or region free Blu-ray player in order to play Touch of Evil begins with one of the most brilliant sequences in the history of cinema; & ends with one of the most brilliant final scenes ever committed to celluloid In between unfurls a picture whose moral sexual racial & aesthetic attitudes remain so radical as to cross borders established not only in 1958 but in the present age also Yet Touch of Evil has taken many forms The film as released in 1958 was certainly compromised from Orson Welles& vision but a brilliant & lengthy memo written by Welles to studio heads in 1957
- taking issue with a studio rough-cut
- had some influence on a subsequent preview version shown to test audiences (and rediscovered in the mid-1970s) as well as the 1958 theatrical version Forty years later in 1998 Universal produced a reconstructed version of the film that takes into meticulous account the totality of Welles& memo & ostensibly represents the version of the film that most closely adheres to his original wishes Charlton Heston portrays Mike Vargas the Mexican chief of narcotics who sets out to uncover the facts surrounding a car bomb that has killed a wealthy American businessman on the US side of the border As Vargas investigates his newly-wed wife Susie (Janet Leigh two years before Hitchcock&s Psycho) is kidnapped by a gang out to exact vengeance for the prosecution of the brother of their leader (Akim Tamiroff) Meanwhile Vargas& enquiries become progressively more obfuscated by the American cop Hank Quinlan (played by Welles himself in one of the most imposing & unforgettable screen performances of his career) a besotted incarnation of corruption who alternately conspires with Susie&s captors & seeks solace in the brothel of the Gypsy madame (Marlene Dietrich) who comforted him in bygone times Welles& final studio-system picture has at last become secure in its status as one of the greatest films ever made It remains a testament to the genius of Welles -- a film of Shakespearean richness inexhaustible Actors Orson Welles Charlton Heston Janet Leigh Marlene Dietrich Akim Tamiroff Zsa Zsa Gabor Joseph Calleia Joanna Moore Ray Collins Dennis Weaver Valentin de Vargas Mort Mills Victor Millan Lalo Rios Michael Sargent & Phil Harvey Director Orson Welles Certificate 12 years & over Year 1958 Screen Fullscreen 1371 Widescreen 1851 Languages English Subtitles English for the hearing impaired Closed Captions Yes Duration 1 hour & 51 minutes (approx)

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Please note this is a region 2 DVD & will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play Orson Welles&s TOUCH OF EVIL is nothing short of a masterpiece Beginning with a three-minute-plus tracking crane shot the film explodes onto the screen literally the marvelously expressive opening shot ends with a car blowing up & that detonation sets into motion a classic noir tale of betrayal & murder In a complex exploration of character & morality Welles plays the racist Captain Hank Quinlan a grotesque troubled & powerful figure who runs his small US border town according to his own version of the law Quinlan&s brutishness & vulgarity contrast starkly with the idealism & playboy good looks of Charlton Heston as Mike Vargas a Mexican detective trying to put away the leader of a dangerous family of drug dealers the Grandis In the US with his new bride Susie (Janet Leigh) Vargas becomes consumed with exposing Quinlan & his highly questionable methods too busy to see that his own beautiful blonde bride is in serious danger from both Quinlan & the Grandis In 1998 Welles&s film was restored closer to its creator&s original vision & it is a joy to behold Every shot is impeccably crafted every word of dialogue concise & pointed The camerawork (by Russell Metty & John Russell) is stunning particularly in the opening scene & the long single take in which Vargas believes he has caught Quinlan planting evidence The supporting cast led by Marlene Dietrich Dennis Weaver Akim Tamiroff & Joseph Calleia gives exhilarating performances TOUCH OF EVIL Welles&s last studio film is a near-perfect examination of the dark underbelly of society & the tragic downfall of a once proud man ...

Set in the town of Denton A TOUCH OF FROST focuses on Detective Inspector Frost & his long-suffering Superintendent Harry Mullett (Bruce Alexander) Based on the novels by RD Wingfield this long-running British crime drama features award-winning actor David Jason as Jack Frost; a man of unconventional methods & a gruff manner that often draw acrimony from suspects & fellow policemen alike But no one can dispute the efficiency of Frost's techniques This collection

Includes:: the episodes of series 15; the final series to be made in which one of British television's most acclaimed characters hangs up his hat & retires from Denton CID

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