No luck on Spotify, but for anyone interested in hearing the new Gorillaz album “Plastic Beach” for free, here’s a link to the page on the Guardian’s site. I’ve only listened to a few tracks myself so I’m not yet in a position to judge. Orchestrial intro is nice, though!
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Unfortunately I missed Seraphim Falls when it aired on the BBC recently. It’s a film I’ve wanted to see since I spotted the posters at a train station a few years back. I like Westerns and Neeson and Brosnan in the lead roles seemed pretty cool. Despite lukewarm reviews, I caught it on BBC iPlayer yesterday and really enjoyed it. Check out the trailer:
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I’ve finally got round to revamping the site, so welcome to the new look Dwardus Prime Entertainment Blog!
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So it’s already the end of another great series of Being Human and it certainly went out with a bang. The biggest suprise came in the last few seconds but I’ll omit the details for those who haven’t seen it just yet. Now that we’ve got another years wait until series 3 comes around (being written now, apparently) now’s a good time to check out the BBC site Being Human, the videos and blogs.
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I’m dead (pun intended) pleased that Being Human is back on our screens. In my opinion it’s the best thing on TV, with great characters and a brilliant script. Here are two new clips to from the upcoming third episode to get your teeth into! For previous episodes check out BBC iPlayer.
Being Human stars Lenora Crichlow, Russell Tovey and Aidan Turner as three apparent twenty-something characters sharing a house in Bristol, trying to live a normal social life, despite being a ghost, a werewolf and a vampire respectively.
‘Matchmaking Hugh’
‘Vampire Rehab’
Catch Being Human on Sundays 9pm, BBC3
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