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Equalizer 3, number of seconds: 9. 9 seconds… Robert McCall (Denzel Washington – The Little Things) tells crime boss Lorenzo Vitale (Bruno Bilotta), is the amount of time he has to decide before things go …
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Category: Cinema films
Past Lives – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Greta Lee, Teo Yoo
Past Lives begins with someone observing the trio of Nora (Greta Lee – Strays), Hae Sung (Teo Yoo – Equals) and Arthur (John Magaro – Big George Foreman), in a scene in a bar in …
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Theater Camp – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Ben Platt, Molly Gordon
Theater Camp… because Americans can’t spell “Theatre” But anyway… this is a spin-off from an 18-minute short-film from 2020, made into a full-length theatrical movie. Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic …
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Blue Beetle – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Xolo Maridueña, Susan Sarandon
Blue Beetle opens with Victoria Kord (Susan Sarandon – Jolt) and underling Lt Carapax (Raoul Max Trujillo – Sicario 2: Soldado) looking for a particular scarab, similar to one the latter is wearing. Known as …
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Strays – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Will Ferrell, Jamie Foxx
Strays initially centres around a small Border Terrier, Reggie (Will Ferrell – Barbie), who loves his owner, Doug (Will Forte – The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part), but “Doug loves his penis much more” …
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Enter the Dragon 50th Anniversary 4K Restoration – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Bruce Lee
Enter the Dragon was shown in cinemas as a 4K 50th Anniversary presentation, with Shannon Lee introducing it, the daughter of its star, Bruce Lee, who sadly passed away in 1973 before this movie was …
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The Blackening – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Antoinette Robertson
The Blackening is prefaced with the words: “The following is based on true events… that never happened” Following an intro scene which gives a flavour to the film, eight friends have a reunion at a …
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Scrapper – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Lola Campbell, Harris Dickinson
Scrapper takes us back to the days when you’re a kid and you go round to your friends’ houses, asking if they’re playing out. However, for Georgie (Lola Campbell) and Ali (Alin Uzun), this involves …
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Haunted Mansion – The DVDfever Cinema Review – LaKeith Stanfield
Haunted Mansion is set in New Orleans, including the very corner on which the opening funeral march was filmed in Live And Let Die. That was the high point of this. Ben Matthias (LaKeith Stanfield …
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Seth Rogen
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem sees the ‘heroes in a half-shell’ returning to the big screen, even though they haven’t been a draw to anyone for quite some time. However, upon seeing the trailer, …
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