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We highly recommend you see and hear this product for yourself. Ask in-store for a demonstration.When space is tight but you want a quality Blu-ray system, check out the Sony BDVEF200.TOP QUALITY BLU-RAY PLAYERAt the heart of this system lies a particularly impressive Blu-ray player. When it comes to Blu-ray, Sony is at the forefront of the technology. The Blu-ray built-in to the BDVEF200 gives stunning results - just as you'd expect from a Sony. Vibrant, sharp and smooth running with fast motion, the BDVEF200 delivers a first class video performance. It's also 3D compatible and will play a vast range of other discs including MKV, XviD and the superior sounding SACDs (Super Audio Compact Discs).POWERFUL SOUND FROM JUST 3 SPEAKERSIf you fancy an improvement over your existing TV's speakers but don't want or can't accommodate a 5.1 speaker system, then the BDVEF200 is ideal. Coming complete with twin stereo speakers and a separate subwoofer, the BDVEF200 sounds both spacious and powerful. The subwoofer ensures enough punch for even the most dynamic soundtracks, while the stereo speakers give detail and an enveloping sound that you simply won't find from TV speakers.FEATURE-PACKEDIn terms of features the Sony really scores. Sony's BRAVIA Internet connection lets you tap into a wide range of Apps via your home network hub. Connect via Ethernet or use an optional wireless dongle and you can access content such as the BBC iPlayer and YouTube. There's also a simple web browser included, letting you keep track of most web sites. If you just fancy listening to music you can use the Blu-ray drive to play CDs, listen to your iPod or iPhone via a USB socket or simply turn on the FM radio. Either way, the sound quality is impressive by all-in-one standards.For an upgrade in both sound and picture quality, the Sony BDVEF200 is an all-in-one wonder. Minimize

The fourth feature by internationally acclaimed auteur Jia ... Read more

The fourth feature by internationally acclaimed auteur Jia Zhangke was also his breakout success an epic with a canvas as vast and intimate as its title suggests: a state-of-the-modern-world address and a look at the insular world of a troupe of Chinese stage-performers dreaming of freedom… Zhao Tao Jia’s muse is one of these troupers. For Tao and the larger ensemble of pageant performers at Beijing’s real-life World Park (a sprawling hyper-pastiche of global landmarks — “famous sites from five continents”) love is respite from work work is respite from love and the line that extends from the past to the future loses all definition beyond the present. A testament to the wisdom of this young filmmaker who arrived in the late 1990s with Xiao Wu and in 2000 Platform (regarded by many to be the greatest film of the 2000s) Shijie / The World provides an image of globalisation as a paradox: at once a phenomenon rooted in social control and a network that allows connection across individual people and populations. Special Dual Format Edition: 1080p Blu-Ray transfer English subtitles Tony Rayns on The World: New and exclusive video introduction to the film Made in China: A 65 minute documentary on the making of The World The World according to Jia Zhangke: A 24 minute interview 40 page booklet Minimize

The fourth feature by internationally acclaimed auteur Jia ... Read more

The fourth feature by internationally acclaimed auteur Jia Zhangke was also his breakout success an epic with a canvas as vast and intimate as its title suggests: a state-of-the-modern-world address and a look at the insular world of a troupe of Chinese stage-performers dreaming of freedom… Zhao Tao Jia’s muse is one of these troupers. For Tao and the larger ensemble of pageant performers at Beijing’s real-life World Park (a sprawling hyper-pastiche of global landmarks — “famous sites from five continents”) love is respite from work work is respite from love and the line that extends from the past to the future loses all definition beyond the present. A testament to the wisdom of this young filmmaker who arrived in the late 1990s with Xiao Wu and in 2000 Platform (regarded by many to be the greatest film of the 2000s) Shijie / The World provides an image of globalisation as a paradox: at once a phenomenon rooted in social control and a network that allows connection across individual people and populations. Special Dual Format Edition: 1080p Blu-Ray transfer English subtitles Tony Rayns on The World: New and exclusive video introduction to the film Made in China: A 65 minute documentary on the making of The World The World according to Jia Zhangke: A 24 minute interview 40 page booklet Minimize

The fourth feature by internationally acclaimed auteur Jia ... Read more

The fourth feature by internationally acclaimed auteur Jia Zhangke was also his breakout success an epic with a canvas as vast and intimate as its title suggests: a state-of-the-modern-world address and a look at the insular world of a troupe of Chinese stage-performers dreaming of freedom… Zhao Tao Jia’s muse is one of these troupers. For Tao and the larger ensemble of pageant performers at Beijing’s real-life World Park (a sprawling hyper-pastiche of global landmarks — “famous sites from five continents”) love is respite from work work is respite from love and the line that extends from the past to the future loses all definition beyond the present. A testament to the wisdom of this young filmmaker who arrived in the late 1990s with Xiao Wu and in 2000 Platform (regarded by many to be the greatest film of the 2000s) Shijie / The World provides an image of globalisation as a paradox: at once a phenomenon rooted in social control and a network that allows connection across individual people and populations. Special Dual Format Edition: 1080p Blu-Ray transfer English subtitles Tony Rayns on The World: New and exclusive video introduction to the film Made in China: A 65 minute documentary on the making of The World The World according to Jia Zhangke: A 24 minute interview 40 page booklet Minimize

Life is the latest wildlife epic from the BBC's award-winni ... Read more

Life is the latest wildlife epic from the BBC's award-winning Natural History Unit. It has the revelation, cinematic style, sense of place and emotionally involving individual sequences that that were the hallmark of The Blue Planet and Planet Earth, with all the scope, detail and content of an Attenborough epic, and the addition of close-up, intensely dramatic new behaviour - all captured by the world's top wildlife photographers with the aid of the most cutting-edge and sophisticated filming techniques. Minimize

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Dual Format Edition containing the DVD and world premiere Blu-ray release of John Cassavetes’ astonishingly powerful 1968 feature Faces a film which has had a huge and lasting impact on independent filmmaking evident in the work of Martin Scorsese Spike Lee and Jim Jarmusch to name only a few. Set in suburban middle-class America of the 1960s Faces portrays the disintegration of a marriage with an honesty rarely matched in cinema. Originally released when Cassavetes was a big name Hollywood acting star (The Dirty Dozen Rosemary’s Baby) Faces was nominted for 3 Oscars – an unheard-of achievement for an independent film at the time. Extra features: Presented in both High Definition and Standard Definition Alternative opening sequence (17 mins DVD only) Optional audio commentary on alternative opening sequence by Peter Bogdanovich and Al Ruban (17 mins DVD only) Seymour Cassel interview with Tom Charity (47 mins) Minimize

Dual Format Edition containing the DVD and world premiere B ... Read more

Dual Format Edition containing the DVD and world premiere Blu-ray release of John Cassavetes’ astonishingly powerful 1968 feature Faces a film which has had a huge and lasting impact on independent filmmaking evident in the work of Martin Scorsese Spike Lee and Jim Jarmusch to name only a few. Set in suburban middle-class America of the 1960s Faces portrays the disintegration of a marriage with an honesty rarely matched in cinema. Originally released when Cassavetes was a big name Hollywood acting star (The Dirty Dozen Rosemary’s Baby) Faces was nominted for 3 Oscars – an unheard-of achievement for an independent film at the time. Extra features: Presented in both High Definition and Standard Definition Alternative opening sequence (17 mins DVD only) Optional audio commentary on alternative opening sequence by Peter Bogdanovich and Al Ruban (17 mins DVD only) Seymour Cassel interview with Tom Charity (47 mins) Minimize

Dual Format Edition containing the DVD and world premiere B ... Read more

Dual Format Edition containing the DVD and world premiere Blu-ray release of John Cassavetes’ astonishingly powerful 1968 feature Faces a film which has had a huge and lasting impact on independent filmmaking evident in the work of Martin Scorsese Spike Lee and Jim Jarmusch to name only a few. Set in suburban middle-class America of the 1960s Faces portrays the disintegration of a marriage with an honesty rarely matched in cinema. Originally released when Cassavetes was a big name Hollywood acting star (The Dirty Dozen Rosemary’s Baby) Faces was nominted for 3 Oscars – an unheard-of achievement for an independent film at the time. Extra features: Presented in both High Definition and Standard Definition Alternative opening sequence (17 mins DVD only) Optional audio commentary on alternative opening sequence by Peter Bogdanovich and Al Ruban (17 mins DVD only) Seymour Cassel interview with Tom Charity (47 mins) Minimize

‘... a divine orgy’ Henry Miller‘Perfection in free cinemat ... Read more

‘... a divine orgy’ Henry Miller‘Perfection in free cinematic expression’ Ado KyrouMore than 80 years on this masterpiece of cinematic surrealism remains as brilliantly witty and shocking as ever. Uniting the genius of Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dalí L’Age d’Or is a uniquely savage blend of visual poetry and social commentary. A sinister yet poignant chronicle of a couple’s struggle to consummate their desire - the film was banned and vilified for many years for it’s subversive eroticism and furious dissection of ‘civilised’ values. Minimize

Produced by filmmaker Edgar Wright (Shaun Of The Dead Hot ... Read more

Produced by filmmaker Edgar Wright (Shaun Of The Dead Hot Fuzz Scott Pilgrim Vs The World) Attack The Block is the directorial debut of comedian and broadcaster Joe Cornish. A contemporary Sci-Fi Horror Action Comedy with an old school flavour it’s both frighteningly horrific and brilliantly hilarious. Bonfire night South London: Sam (Jodie Whittaker – (St Trinian’s Venus) a trainee nurse is making her way home when she’s accosted by a gang of hooded teenage thugs. That is until a huge flaming meteorite crash-lands into a nearby car. Sam makes her escape while the gang find themselves confronted by a rabid ravenous extra-terrestrial with a craving for human flesh. Having killed the creature they soon realise that this is only the beginning. There are other aliens invading the earth and they’re bigger stronger and hungrier. Their only chance of survival is to take refuge within the concrete walls of their housing estate block. Teaming up with their initial victim Sam and local dealer Ron (Nick Frost – Shaun of the Dead Hot Fuzz) the neighbourhood’s biggest threat could be the block’s only hope. Its inner city versus outer space and it’s about to get nasty. Bonus Features: Disc 1Junior Commentary - Joe Cornish with John Boyega Alex Esmail Franz Drameh Simon Howard and Leeon JonesSenior Commentary - Joe Cornish with Jodie Whittaker Luke Treadaway and Nick FrostExecutive Producer Commentary - Joe Cornish with Edgar WrightDisc 2Featurettes: Behind The Block Creature Feature Meet The Gang Joe’s Massage It’s A Rap Unfilmed Action Minimize

‘... a divine orgy’ Henry Miller‘Perfection in free cinemat ... Read more

‘... a divine orgy’ Henry Miller‘Perfection in free cinematic expression’ Ado KyrouMore than 80 years on this masterpiece of cinematic surrealism remains as brilliantly witty and shocking as ever. Uniting the genius of Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dalí L’Age d’Or is a uniquely savage blend of visual poetry and social commentary. A sinister yet poignant chronicle of a couple’s struggle to consummate their desire - the film was banned and vilified for many years for it’s subversive eroticism and furious dissection of ‘civilised’ values. Minimize

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Produced by filmmaker Edgar Wright (Shaun Of The Dead Hot ... Read more

Produced by filmmaker Edgar Wright (Shaun Of The Dead Hot Fuzz Scott Pilgrim Vs The World) Attack The Block is the directorial debut of comedian and broadcaster Joe Cornish. A contemporary Sci-Fi Horror Action Comedy with an old school flavour it’s both frighteningly horrific and brilliantly hilarious. Bonfire night South London: Sam (Jodie Whittaker – (St Trinian’s Venus) a trainee nurse is making her way home when she’s accosted by a gang of hooded teenage thugs. That is until a huge flaming meteorite crash-lands into a nearby car. Sam makes her escape while the gang find themselves confronted by a rabid ravenous extra-terrestrial with a craving for human flesh. Having killed the creature they soon realise that this is only the beginning. There are other aliens invading the earth and they’re bigger stronger and hungrier. Their only chance of survival is to take refuge within the concrete walls of their housing estate block. Teaming up with their initial victim Sam and local dealer Ron (Nick Frost – Shaun of the Dead Hot Fuzz) the neighbourhood’s biggest threat could be the block’s only hope. Its inner city versus outer space and it’s about to get nasty. Bonus Features: Disc 1Junior Commentary - Joe Cornish with John Boyega Alex Esmail Franz Drameh Simon Howard and Leeon JonesSenior Commentary - Joe Cornish with Jodie Whittaker Luke Treadaway and Nick FrostExecutive Producer Commentary - Joe Cornish with Edgar WrightDisc 2Featurettes: Behind The Block Creature Feature Meet The Gang Joe’s Massage It’s A Rap Unfilmed Action Minimize

‘... a divine orgy’ Henry Miller‘Perfection in free cinemat ... Read more

‘... a divine orgy’ Henry Miller‘Perfection in free cinematic expression’ Ado KyrouMore than 80 years on this masterpiece of cinematic surrealism remains as brilliantly witty and shocking as ever. Uniting the genius of Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dalí L’Age d’Or is a uniquely savage blend of visual poetry and social commentary. A sinister yet poignant chronicle of a couple’s struggle to consummate their desire - the film was banned and vilified for many years for it’s subversive eroticism and furious dissection of ‘civilised’ values. Minimize

Produced by filmmaker Edgar Wright (Shaun Of The Dead Hot ... Read more

Produced by filmmaker Edgar Wright (Shaun Of The Dead Hot Fuzz Scott Pilgrim Vs The World) Attack The Block is the directorial debut of comedian and broadcaster Joe Cornish. A contemporary Sci-Fi Horror Action Comedy with an old school flavour it’s both frighteningly horrific and brilliantly hilarious. Bonfire night South London: Sam (Jodie Whittaker – (St Trinian’s Venus) a trainee nurse is making her way home when she’s accosted by a gang of hooded teenage thugs. That is until a huge flaming meteorite crash-lands into a nearby car. Sam makes her escape while the gang find themselves confronted by a rabid ravenous extra-terrestrial with a craving for human flesh. Having killed the creature they soon realise that this is only the beginning. There are other aliens invading the earth and they’re bigger stronger and hungrier. Their only chance of survival is to take refuge within the concrete walls of their housing estate block. Teaming up with their initial victim Sam and local dealer Ron (Nick Frost – Shaun of the Dead Hot Fuzz) the neighbourhood’s biggest threat could be the block’s only hope. Its inner city versus outer space and it’s about to get nasty. Bonus Features: Disc 1Junior Commentary - Joe Cornish with John Boyega Alex Esmail Franz Drameh Simon Howard and Leeon JonesSenior Commentary - Joe Cornish with Jodie Whittaker Luke Treadaway and Nick FrostExecutive Producer Commentary - Joe Cornish with Edgar WrightDisc 2Featurettes: Behind The Block Creature Feature Meet The Gang Joe’s Massage It’s A Rap Unfilmed Action Minimize