The items are good quality for the price however do not listen to what everyone has written about the sizes. I read the previous comments and because I am normally a Medium I ordered Large. The t-shirts on me look a bit like a dress because of their size. If you are at the lower end of your actual size I would not suggest buying the next size up otherwise you could end up like me.

The items are good quality for the price however do not listen to what everyone has written about the sizes. I read the previous comments and because I am normally a Medium I ordered Large. But now that I have received all the items its obvious to see/feel that they are all too big for me. In total I ordered 5 T-shirts and 4 jumpers!

this movie is really good, i especially liked the story and also the special effects. out of the three movies this hs to be my favourite one. if your like asian dramas/horror then this might be a good choice for you.

these are the first PC Speakers that I hae bought and i have to say that they are excellent, really loud with out distortion and they can be wall mounted aswell. Its a good buy aswell cus they're cheap.

I really found this Anime to be very entertaining but at the same time very serious. the move tackles with serious issues such as attempted murder, attempted suicide, abandonment, homlessness and a number of other things. it is because of one little baby found in the rubbish on christmas eve that the characters are forced to reconsider their lives as being homeless and is this still how they want to live their lives. The baby manages to bring each of the characters closer to their loved ones who they have not spoken to in a long time. i also like the twist near the end when they handed the baby back to its mother, and the car chase aswell. i throughly enjoyed that. overall this is a very good movie, like some of the past reviews have said its not for young children but it is worth a watch.

This is the best Manga i've read, but i dont really read Manga. This Manga is more explicit and violent than the film and it goes into much more depth with each of the characters that have integral parts to the story. The story is slightly different than the movie i.e the order the characters die and who they are killed by. I have all the the books up to 'Volume 12' and i just pre-ordered 'Volume 13', also some of the reviewers are wrong about their only being 13 volumes. There is in fact 14 and possibly even 15 just check out the link below...

http://www.tokyopop.com/dbpage.php?page=product&productid=3357

This film deserves 5 stars, it is very good. The stroy is good the characters are good and Christina Milian is in it. For all of you who don't know the story is about a teenage boy who is a loser at school and then decides to give this popular girl money to fix her mashed up car and in return she can pretened to be his girlfriend for 2 weeks. The film is very funny, mainly because Steve Harvey is in it and he supplies loads of jokes. Overall this is a film worth watching and it deserves 5 stars.

I haven't seen the original but I thought that this was a pretty good film. I didn't go to the cinema to see because I thought it was gonna be crap, and thats why I rented it instead. All of the characters are strange in their own way and that is what makes them interesting, I especially liked the ending it was pretty funny. Well overall I thought that this was a good film and it deserves 4 stars.

The most impressive thing about "Barbershop" is what happens before the film even starts. And this "thing" is the tremendous goodwill and nostalgia that the film, like "Soul Food" and the stage play "Beauty Shop" before it, generates in all of us. We want to go see a production about a person, place or thing with icon status in the Black community. And the barbershop is that community social club where everyday brothers take their seat in an impromptu council of wisdom and posturing. With the background buzz of clippers, and with black puffs of hair accumulating on the floor, men become instant experts on topics ranging from sports, to politics, to the authenticity of Janet Jackson's boobs.

Ice Cube stars as "Calvin," a barbershop owner.
Add to this goodwill, Ice Cube's street credentials and the much-adored Cedric 'The Entertainer' and Anthony Anderson, and you have a triple crown of marketing genius. We all figure this must be something to see.

And it is a little of something. The film looks great. The story is O.K., rising above the feel of dialogue just slapped together to support predictable jokes. The story is that Calvin, (Ice Cube) has been operating the family's barbershop since his father's death and is struggling to keep his the doors open while pursuing other entrepreneurial visions. Not only is he increasingly tired of broke brothers begging for a free cut, he is also a referee between numerous personalities working as barbers, including Jimmy (Sean Patrick Thomas), Terri (Eve) and Ricky (Michael Ealy). In the hands of Ice Cube and writer Mark Brown, the mythical barbershop represents the promise of sustaining and renewing our community and asks, in more than one way, "can we all get along?"

Can we get along at all with all the crazy stuff happening in the street, like the fact that someone-imitating a crime taken from yesterday's headlines-has crashed into a neighborhood convenience store and stolen an ATM machine. This is where Anthony Anderson comes in, as an unlikely and not-too-bright thief. As much as Anthony Anderson usually steals the show, his role here is more funny than anything else. That same strange gap in big funny happens in the barbershop. After all, I think that most people will see "Barbershop" to be wrapped in a feeling of belonging and to recognize ourselves somewhere up there on the big screen. We still embrace art-be it theater, dance, visual arts, music or film-that allows us to see ourselves as we see ourselves, and see ourselves in places we feel at home.