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Wonder Woman 1984 is one of many films which has been put back in the release schedules several times, given the way that 2020 has gone, even though it was originally due for release in …
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London Korean Film Festival 2020 Review by Helen M Jerome
London Korean Film Festival 2020: Another festival strong on content – though slimmer and focused online – as Helen M Jerome discovered. Now Korean film is finally getting the critical plaudits, mainstream audiences, and major …
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Host (2020) – The DVDfever Review – Rob Savage – Zoom horror thriller
Host takes us into the ever-familiar world of Zoom/Skype/etc meetings which many of us have experienced during lockdown, ever since the beginning of the COVID19 pandemic. For myself, I’ve been working from home since the …
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London Film Festival 2020 Part 2 by Helen M Jerome – The DVDfever Review
London Film Festival 2020 Part 2: Here we go – straight into part two of our round up of the London Film Festival 2020 (part one is where to get your fix of reviews of …
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London Film Festival 2020 Part 1 by Helen M Jerome – The DVDfever Review
London Film Festival 2020 Part 1: Extreme circumstances and setbacks can change some things for the better. And that has to be the conclusion after this year’s remarkable London Film Festival, which managed to stream …
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Proxima – The DVDfever Review – Eva Green, Matt Dillon
Proxima centres around astronaut Sarah Loreau (Eva Green, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children) who’s preparing to spend a year onboard the International Space Station, with the intent that this is the final NASA mission …
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Attack of the Unknown – The DVDfever Review – Richard Grieco
Attack of the Unknown begins with a SWAT team, led by 1991’s Teen Agent star Richard Grieco (above) as Vernon, and they’re going after a baddie called Hades (Robert LaSardo), who’s doing a big business …
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Honest Thief – The DVDfever Review – Liam Neeson
Honest Thief sees Liam Neeson (The Commuter) kicking bottom, once again, in an action role, even at his tender age of 68. He plays Tom, a former bank robber but is using his particular set …
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Rebecca – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Lily James, Armie Hammer
Rebecca is a new version of the 1940s Hitchcock movie (okay, technically, the 1938 Daphne du Maurier novel), and I wouldn’t have thought of Ben Wheatley as someone making a remake of such a film, …
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Blackpink: Light Up The Sky – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Blackpink
Blackpink: Light Up The Sky: I’m not too au fait with K-pop music, but I’ve heard of Blackpink, one of many manufactured pop groups in South Korea, but also one of the most successful. After …
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