BEEZ have let us know about their plans for the next few months and have outlined their prospective UK summer release schedule. Amongst many others (all releases are listed below, courtesy of …
In a surprising change of pace, several “mainstream” UK film magazines have shown a strong interest in the acclaimed director Satoshi Kon’s (Perfect Blue, Tokyo Godfathers…
I’ve just posted my review on the fourth volume of ADV’s swash-buckling fantasy Last Exile, out on UK DVD now.
While Last Exile #4 contains none of the sheer excitement seen in previous…Slowly catching up with Beez’s UK releases, I’ve posted my views on Cowboy Bebop #4, which is out now in the UK.
While not as blatantly outstanding as previous volumes, Cowboy Bebop…Our apologies after the recent Anime UK News downtime. We exceeded our monthly bandwidth again and used this as an opportunity to move website hosts.
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After all the flashy vanship races and glamorous aristocrats of previous volumes, Last Exile #4 turns out to be this series most low key and story driven volume yet. Of course it’s a jarring…
Cowboy Bebop #4 is the most character driven volume of this series yet, with no less than three of these four episodes being devoted to fleshing out the eventful back stories of flaky bombshell …
The last big wave of June UK anime DVD releases see’s ADV today release (amongst others) the sixth and concluding volume of Azumanga Daioh, the debut volume of Gravion and “zany”…
According to Play.com, the UK release of Katsuhiro Otomo’s much anticipated new movie Steamboy has been delayed 6 months until the 30th of January 2006! This news comes hot on the heels …
NEO magazine have sent us the cover-art and revealed the features that will be inside their 8th issue, which includes a pull-out poster magazine (with amongst others, posters of Fullmetal Alchemist,…
According to reports on Anime on DVD, Production I.G. are planning to “re-cut” Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex for a 140-minute movie re-telling of “the Laughing …
The hard working people behind the IMAF (International Manga and Anime Festival) have let us know about their 2005 event. Starting on the 21st of October, the London festival’s highlight…
Taking in yet another UK debut release, Martin Butler has penned his impressions of MVM’s vampire romance Tsukihime Lunar Legend.
At this early stage Tsukihime is a very intriguing show…Keeping up to date with MVM’s June releases, Martin Butler has reviewed the second volume of the multi-layered philosophical drama Haibane Renmei.
Haibane Renmei is quickly becoming…ADV UK have sent us their August press releases, amongst others confirming the latest instalments of Last Exile and Evangelion Platinum as well as UK debuts for Divergence Eve and DNAngel.15th…
I’ve reviewed the surprisingly underwhelming fourth volume of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, out now in the UK from Manga Ent..
I also want to take this opportunity to introduce…
Despite garnering something of a mixed reaction from UK fans, Stuart Bullen enjoyed MVM’s June release of the feature length Blue Gender: The Warrior movie, a shortened retelling of the…
Martin Butler has penned his views on the popular coming-of-age sci-fi series Chobits #2. This DVD was released in the UK during May courtesy of MVM.
The next four episodes of Chobits continue…Stand Alone Complex is a series that has always retained effortlessly high standards and this fourth volume, despite not being nearly as remarkable as the previous three, proves that this series…
Another week and another mid-month wave of UK DVD releases from the likes of MVM, Manga Ent. and Beez. New series kicking off include Gundam Seed, Texhnolyze and Tsukihime Lunar Legend, while …
