This documentary celebrates the legend's best works that include "The Goon Show", and many of his solo acts like "The World of Beachcomber" and many more. Definitely a collector's edition.

No matter how comical he looks, Pluto is sure one fine officer. But with the tragic death of his wife and son, he is no longer himself. And soon he is the laughing stock of the entire department.

Joel Schumacher big screen Hollywoodisation of the Lloyd Weber classic stage show. Expect much campness, but no Dr Freeze thankfully.

Will & Grace are best friends. Will is a gay lawyer and Grace is a straight interior designer. Doesn't sound like the best grounds for a classic sit com does it? Well, it is! Multi Emmy award winning show with a cracking script writing team, the show is cool enough and great enough to attract A list talent.

All time cricketing legend, Ian Botham presents a ring side view of what was once called the 'gentlemen's game'. In this run up the South African world cup, Botham cherishes the golden moments of the game.

This Robert Altman's epic is about a sleepy village growing into a busy town thanks to the entrepreneur skills of an iconoclastic young man and a woman, and the melodrama that unfolds from there on.

aka The Passion & aka The Passion of the Christ Detailing the final day of Jesus Christ on Earth, only time will tell whether the clout of Mel Gibson directing (for the first time since Braveheart) will make this a must-see film (after all the film is totally in Aramaic without subtitles).

The third and final Spy Kids movie from the talented writer/director Robert Rodriguez. Mum and Dad are spies, but so too are their kids - and together they must bring down the evil Toymaker. Tongue in cheek fun and action for all the family.

The final part of the trilogy, wrapping up the exploits of Neo and the human survivors...Will they beat the robots and have freedom, or will The Matrix survive?