Reviews by Martin Gray

Order by: Date, A–Z

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  Coincide (2002)

  A day in the life of a ten dollar note.
• The Umbrelly (2002)

  Review preview for The Umbrelly

  The poem is witty and the animation inventive... but a bit clever-clever for my tastes

  Cartoon dancing girls deliver safer sex message.
• Stargate SG.1 - Series 6 - Vol 26 (2003)

  Review preview for Stargate SG.1 - Series 6 - Vol 26

  While not all home-runs, the episodes are well worth watching.

  Four episodes of the TV sci-fi series that challenges Star Trek in production values.
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  Pork Chop (2002)

  Review preview for Pork Chop

  This is one to watch and enjoy.

  An old lady goes to the butchers - twice - and has a night in with a pal.
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  The Plot (2002)

  Review preview for The Plot

  The Plot has the authentic looking website, but it's authenticity of the most banal kind, a tie-in that both fails to illuminate the parent film, or provide entertainment of its own.

  An intruder in an empty house leads to the discovery of a website address.
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  Perfect (2002)

  Review preview for Perfect

  It's stylish stuff, professionally put together in a post-Taggart way, with a brooding score by Mike Hewer. Man-on-the-edge Stephen Moyer does intensity well and looks lovely naked.

  Scottish estate agent works hard showing clients and colleagues the stairway to heaven.
• The Choir (2002)

  A boy called Les is bullied at school, until he joins the choir.
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  Bite (1997)

  Review preview for Bite

  The story is a good one, the ending sharp.

  Postman gets to grips with the problem females in his life.
• Lift (2002)

  Man suffers phone difficulties in lift.
• Linda Green: The Complete First Series (2002)

  Review preview for Linda Green: The Complete First Series

  It doesn't go all out for laughs, as in the sainted MTM, but there are great lines aplenty, with at least a couple of out-louds per episode.

  Liza Tarbuck plays a sassy, sexy single Manchester girl in a well-written BBC TV series.