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Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie begins with a short film – Dora and the Fantastical Creatures – which is thankfully brief at just five minutes in length, before we move on to the main feature, …
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Dumb Money – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Paul Dano
Dumb Money is the term given for individual investors buying stock in a company, in case you’re wondering… as I was, but this does get spelled out along the way. Taking the lead in this …
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The Creator – The DVDfever Cinema Review – John David Washington, Gemma Chan
The Creator is a much-hyped new sci-fi concept movie from Gareth Edwards, who in the past decade brought us the great Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, but the poor 2014 variant of Godzilla. This …
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The Old Oak – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Ken Loach
The Old Oak – so-called because it’s the name of the last remaining pub in the area – opens with one of many Syrian families moving into Newcastle-upon-Tyne area, the area run-down and deprived like …
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Expend4bles – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham
Expend4bles… aka, The Expendables 4, sees most of the original crew back, but with such a dumb plot, beginning with Barney (Sylvester Stallone – The Family Stallone) wanting his finger ring back, after losing it …
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Rise of the Footsoldier: Vengeance – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Craig Fairbrass
Rise of the Footsoldier: Vengeance is the sixth film in a franchise of which I’ve been aware, but never seen before. I see the first film was released in cinemas, but most of the others …
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Bolan’s Shoes – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Timothy Spall, Leanne Best
Bolan’s Shoes, the footwear of which, makes for a rather tenuous link to give this British film more gravitas than it deserves. Siblings Jimmy (Timothy Spall – Away, The Sixth Commandment) and Penny (Leanne Best …
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A Haunting In Venice – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Kenneth Branagh
A Haunting In Venice is the third – and most likely LAST – Poirot film with which Kenneth Branagh will be involved. The first, Murder on the Orient Express, cost $55m to make and grossed …
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It Lives Inside – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Megan Suri
It Lives Inside is a new horror movie which, apparently was due out this month, but has now been put back to Oct 20th. As such, whilst clearly being aimed at the Halloween market, it …
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School of Rock 20th Anniversary – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Jack Black
School of Rock comes back to cinemas for its 20th anniversary, and while I do recall seeing this once before, it was mid-afternoon at the weekend, and as I watched this big-screen release, I think …
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