Advantages: Great charecters, script.
Disadvantages: Not much at all

...From the director that brought us Memento and the two latest Batman films, Christopher Nolan excels himself with this dramatic thriller, The Prestige. The Plot The film begins with Michael Caine's character telling a young girl about a magic trick. Each magic trick has three parts, the Pledge, the Turn and then finally The Prestige. The film follows two starting magicians, Angier and Borden. They start off as good friends but then turn into rivals when Angier's wife is killed in a magic trick that went wrong. The two spend the film, trying to work out each other's secrets and ruin their tricks, eventually ruining their livelihood. Borden then however discovers a trick, the ultimate trick. This trick makes Angier loose his mind trying to work out how the hell Borden does this trick. The Characters Hugh Jackman... Read review

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Advantages: Clean, comfortable and cheap
Disadvantages: None

...Ok, it's a little off the beaten track. (And if you're interested in what a "beaten track" looks like, check out the photo of the main road into Bangem at the time of our visit.) True, it's not a tourist area. But if you should ever find yourself in the town of Bangem in the Kupe Muanenguba division of Cameroon, then the chances are that you'll stay at the Prestige Hotel. For the princely sum of 10,000 CF (Cameroon Francs), equivalent to approximately £10 a night, you can stay here in the area's top rated hotel - we manage to get a bargain price of £8 as we are a group (five of us) and have someone local negotiating for us. The hotel is situated on the outskirts of town, and is fully equipped with both electricity and running water. True, the electricity is rather subject to availability, as the area is prone to power cuts... Read review

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Advantages: Great Quality and Sound
Disadvantages: A bit expensive

...After starting the clarinet at school i asked for a buffet B12 clarinet for christmas. I kept this clarinet until the last year of my A levels but my clarinet teacher advised me that i needed a new one to progress further. Because of this i then started to try many different clarinets. I tried nearly every model and every make and narrowed it down to a Buffet RC and a Buffet R13. The reason i chose an RC prestige was because of the dark mellow german tone compared to the R13 prestige which gives a brighter french tone. This clarinet served me well through my degree, i gained a first in major performance with this clarinet and enjoyed every minute of practicing with it. now i am a woodwind teacher i would always tell the pupils to go for Buffet as they make outstanding clarinet. Even the most basic models are well built and sound good... Read review

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Advantages: Easy to monitor boiling, keep warm function, looks cool
Disadvantages: Fear of glass breaking

...The kettle in my home recently broke so my dad told my sister and I we had to get a new one. He gave us a number of features he wanted and after searching we were able to fulfil all of these in the Prestige. They were 1. be able to see how full it is, 2. have a separate base, 3. be quick to boil and 4. have a reasonable capacity. We bought this Kettle in John Lewis for £39.99 and have found it to very efficient. What attracted it to us was the use of a glass to store the water. This is great as you can see not only how much water is left without having to look inside but since now that I have used it for a while I can tell how soon it will take to boil due to what the water looks and how disturbed it is when its working! A feature which I feel is innovative as it is on no other kettle I have seen is the keep warm function... Read review

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Advantages: Great colours, toasts well at both ends of the scale
Disadvantages: Paint chips easily

...After painting our kitchen about 18 months ago we decided to get some new appliances as the old ones were just about ready to go to Kitchen Heaven. We spotted the Prestige range in our local Debenhams as it tends to stand out like a sore thumb amongst the rather drab black and grey kettles and toasters; with such vibrant colours such as almond, brick red, green and duck egg blue we knew we had to get a few things to go with our newly-pistachio coloured walls. We decided on a toaster and a kettle in Duck Egg Blue; I’ll be focusing on the toaster for this review. The toaster has a lovely enamel-style coating and is an average size for a ‘two-slicer’. It has a defrost button, temperature setting, cancel button and a crumb tray. If you’re like me and you like toast to be basically just shown the toaster you’ll like this device. On some... Read review

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Advantages: Looks great
Disadvantages: Matching kettle is useless!

...This Deco toaster by Prestige looks really good! I own it in red. The advantages to this toaster include... * A matching kettle available (alhtough as you will see in another of my reviews this is not all that great) * It has two slots for toast which can be adjusted according to the size of the bread * It looks good in stainless steel and your chosen colour * It's buttons light up and are easy to press * It has reheat, defrost and bagel settings and a cancel button * Has a crumb tray * Has cord storage This kettle looks fab in my kitchen! It works well and I have no complaints. The problem is that the matching kettle is no good at all (please see my review for this). The other thing I have found with this toaster is that although it has all these additional settings (width adjusters, bagel settings etc) I do... Read review

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Advantages: Atmospheric historical drama. Wonderful costumes and sets.
Disadvantages: Twists fore-shadowed early in the film too often missed first time around.

...The Prestige is a dark dark period drama set in Victorian England focusing on the lives of two magicians (The Great Danton and The Professor) and is a magnificent representation of the nineteenth century fascination for melodrama and music hall Magic was a popular act and required a lot of skill to execute successfully. As the film tells us: "Every great magic trick consists of three acts. The first act is called The Pledge; the magician shows you something ordinary, but of course... it probably isn't. The second act is called The Turn; the magician makes his ordinary something do something extraordinary. Now if you're looking for the secret... you won't find it, that's why there's a third act called, "The Prestige"; this is the part with the twists and turns, where lives hang in the balance, and you see something shocking you... Read review

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