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The Bikeriders is based on the titular photo-book by Danny Lyon, opening with – and featuring throughout – interviews he carried out between 1965 and 1973, and who are based on the real people involved. …
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The Exorcism – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Russell Crowe
The Exorcism is the latest of many films to substitute a script in favour of jump scares and a whole load of weird stuff happening. Plus, just over a year since the awful The Pope’s …
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Something In The Water – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Hiftu Quasem
Something in the Water is such a ridiculously bad shark movie, that its only movie reference should’ve made it subtitled, “We’re gonna need a better script!” Following a horrendous hate attack on Meg (Hiftu Quasem …
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Inside Out 2 in 3D – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Amy Poehler, Lewis Black
Inside Out 2 is now in cinemas, and comes not quite hot-on-the-heels of the 2015 original, as it’s taken nine years to bring this to the big screen, but with so much in the script …
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Star Trek III: The Search For Spock 40th Anniversary – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Star Trek III: The Search For Spock gets a 40th Anniversary outing on the big screen, and it was my first experience of the film, not just in the cinema, but ever! Of course, I …
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Arcadian – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Nicolas Cage
Arcadian is set in a post-apocalyptic world where it’s all about the survival of the fittest, etc, yet for our lead, Paul (Nicolas Cage – Dream Scenario), he’s struggling to keep it together with his …
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Bad Boys 4: Ride Or Die – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Will Smith, Martin Lawrence
Bad Boys 4: Ride Or Die… well, technically, we can only do one or the other, since I can ride in my car right now, but one day, I understand I might die. Although I’m …
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The Watched – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Dakota Fanning
The Watched is The Breakfast Club in a forest. Except that it’s not just a Saturday that they have to spend in there, but the rest of their lives, it appears, as one by one, …
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Sting – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Alyla Browne
Sting isn’t a biopic about the lead singer of ’80s band The Police, but the name given by 12-year-old Charlotte (Alyla Browne – Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, The Lost Flowers Of Alice Hart) to …
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Hit Man – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Richard Linklater, Glen Powell
Hit Man centres around psychology professor Gary Johnson (Glen Powell), who has cats named Id and Ego (what, no Superego?), and who’s about to find some new employment where he’s the least likely to be …
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