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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Turbo – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Mammootty
Turbo is the third Bollywood film I’ve gone to see since I started partaking in Odeon’s Limitless, and while they’re not quite Oscar-winning masterpieces, they do often tend to be better than the average Hollywood …
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Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Anya Taylor-Joy
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga has to add those extra four words, so you don’t spend the duration wondering, “Why has this been sold on the name of Mad Max, when he’s not in it?” …
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The Strangers Chapter 1 – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Madelaine Petsch
The Strangers Chapter 1 is the first of three planned chapters, and by planned, I mean they’ve already been filmed, so there’s no escape for any of us. Following an initial segment which sets the …
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The Garfield Movie in 3D – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Chris Pratt
The Garfield Movie… because they can’t just call it Garfield, as 2004’s Bill Murray film already took that. Either way, it’s the return of the ginger tom (Chris Pratt) who craves pizza and lasagne like …
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Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes (+ Post-Credits Scene) – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes gives us a brief summary of how a man-made virus (like COVID19?) led to apes rising by becoming intelligent, while mankind lost the ability to speak and largely …
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IF (+ Post-Credits Scene) – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Ryan Reynolds, John Krasinski
IF instantly gives us a heads-up of what to expect early on, as the BBFC title card states “bereavement theme”. Yep, another film which instantly gives us a downer before it’s even started. In this …
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Love Lies Bleeding – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Kristen Stewart
Love Lies Bleeding is a film I’ve been waiting for, for a long time, ever since I first saw the trailer in January, so I really hoped it didn’t disappoint. Kristen Stewart takes the lead …
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