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| Charlie Sheen tapes first show since felony arrest PASADENA, Calif. (AP) -- Charlie Sheen is back at work at "Two and a Half Men," and his producer said Saturday that the audience at the actor's first show taping since his arrest on felony and other charges was "incredibly supportive."... hosted.ap.org |
George Clooney's charm makes the role WHEN you make a movie about a man who fires people, you need the right kind of actor. news.com.au |
Gwyneth clashes with posh neighbours ACTRESS Gwyneth Paltrow has offended her posh neighbours with plans to build a 3m security fence. news.com.au |
Scene it? Bright Lights! Big Screen! for Xbox 360, Wii and PS3 | Game review Xbox 360/Wii/PS3; £29.99; cert 12+; Warner Bros InteractiveIf the third instalment of the Scene It? series were actually a film, it would be a straight-to-DVD, B-movie affair. Bright Lights! Big Screen! lacks some of the glitz and glamour that its name suggests and doesn't live up to the billing of its predecessors, but it will provide a fun evening or two.Scene It? Bright Lights! Big Screen! is a fairly standard movie trivia game, with a variety of puzzle types for up to four people. Some of the puzzles are better than others, the highlights being the mode where a star is obscured behind bubbles and another in which a scene is recreated by pixellated characters. With the ability to buzz in ahead of your friends on certain puzzles, and the negative points mode to punish wrong answers, there is a reasonable competition to be had.The star system is another element that works in this genre. The awards range from quickest correct answer to worst overall player and, once you've collected two of them, they can be traded in for the chance to win a 1.5-point score bonus for the next round. But make a though and you could be handing someone else your bonus. Unfortunately, this is where the praise ends.The host is a constant irritant and his biggest contribution to the party is the option to switch him off. His lip-synching is off, his jokes are awful and, frankly, I'd rather listen to the sound of a cat dragging its claws down a blackboard. While being run over. The buzz-in element of the game makes for the most competitive puzzles, but is let down by the difficulties in working out who actually buzzed first.The major flaw with this game is the removal of the online mode – which was present in Box Office Smash, but not in this latest release. Being a party game it only really works with two or more people so, without the option to challenge other film buffs online, this game will only come out when your friends do. It's a real oversight.Overall, Scene It? Bright Lights! Big Screen! is a decent one-off party game, but too fraught with annoyances to keep you coming back. Like a B-movie, it could be fun for a rental, but this sequel is not quite up there with the Hollywood royalty.Rating: 2/5GamesXboxWiiPlayStationTodd Nashguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds guardian.co.uk |
Williams to reunite with Take That for Haiti single Robbie Williams is set to be reunited with Take That for a charity single to help victims of the Haiti earthquake, it was revealed today. breakingnews.ie |