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Take my love, take my land, take me where I cannot stand: Firefly – a damned fine show
One of the joys of Netflix UK is it’s selection of TV shows. Granted it could be a little fuller like it’s US and Canadian cousins, but nevertheless it has some good stuff there. I’ve heard many good things said … Continue reading
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Dear Film Industry, stop abusing Linux..
With the announcement that Netflix has no plans to support Linux, it adds another kick in the side of the wonderful OS that the film industry itself uses on a daily basis to generate hordes of transforming robots, placing people … Continue reading
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The Greatest Movie Ever Sold
Update:Alas! The soundtrack to The Greatest Movie Ever Sold can’t be purchased via iTunes without buying the entire album. I was interested in buying CameraBuggin’ which is a mash of Shutterbug by Big Boi and Cameras by Matt & Kim, … Continue reading
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Netflix UK: One month on. Am I staying?
Hell yes! First of all while it appears that the catalogue hasn’t expanded exponentially in the past four weeks, there are some new fairly decent quality films and TV shows being added (two of them being The Boy in the … Continue reading
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