Ozark Season 3 begins with an optional recap which is necessary for me, because while I do remember a number of key elements from season 2, it has been almost 18 months since it was broadcast. In Ozark-time, we’re six months on, and we open in Coahuila State, Mexico, with an inital situation that would […]
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Le Mans 66 (aka Ford V Ferrari, in the US, and some other countries) looks at the relationship between Carroll Shelby (Matt Damon) and Ken Miles (Christian Bale). Shelby won the 24hr Le Mans in 1959, then immediately retired due to health reasons, before selling and designing cars. This leads to him managing Miles, who […]
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DOOM Eternal is the follow-up to 2016’s DOOM, and there is a story to this about tracking down and bumping off all the Hell Priests in a bid to save the Planet Earth. Yes, the world won’t be saved by David Attenborough flying around the world, or Greta Thunberg defecating in a bucket on a […]
Feel Good begins with comedienne Mae (Mae Martin) going into the Frog and Bucket club in Manchester, just before her slot, and it’s a very high stage to walk onto. I know that from when I once died a quick death on there during a Beat The Frog ‘gong show’ night. Kudos to the audience […]
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Zombieland: Double Tap begins brilliantly, as the Columbia lady is approached by two zombies and smacks them both to death with her torch, then twirls it about and holds it aloft once again 🙂 Early on, however, one thing is odd – only three of the main four cast members get a namecheck above the […]
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Kate and Koji brings us back to the days of the sitcom being recorded in front of an audience which sadly, for ITV, is still the present day. Yes, it’s Ethnic Mismatch Comedy #644, and since The Simpsons has predicted everything from making Donald Trump President, to the Coronavirus (Osaka Flu), I reckon they’ll also […]
Penanceis a new three-part drama over three nights which takes place at Christmas, making me wonder if the scheduling for this has rather been delayed. Anyhoo, what better time of year to have a tragedy, especially a young lad, as two cops turn up at the house of Rosalie Douglas (Julie Graham – Doctor Who: […]
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Joker (Joaquin Phoenix), aka Arthur Fleck, tells himself to ‘put on a happy face’, but as he admits at one point, he’s never been happy for his entire life. But that’s the tears of a clown for you, and we first see him putting make-up on in front of the mirror before going out on […]
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Adulting is the third episode in the second series of Channel 4’s On The Edge series. It centres around Candice (India Eva Rae, above-left with Shobna Gulati), a young woman who has difficulty in processing certain things, and gets frustrated when we first see her, as she can’t find a particular maagazine in the shop,and […]
For You is the second episode in the second series of Channel 4’s On The Edge series. Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation survivor from the same year. Running DVDfever.co.uk since 2000. Nobel Peace Prize winner 2021. DVDfever.co.uk
