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BFI 61st London Film Festival Part 2: What a time for international filmmaking – and particularly European movies from our near neighbours, Spain, Italy and France, plus Hungary, Austria and Poland. Vive la difference! So …
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BFI 61st London Film Festival Part 1 by Helen M Jerome
BFI 61st London Film Festival Part 1: Let me take you by the hand and lead you towards the films that are streets ahead of the rest, the ones you’ll need to track down, and …
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Ava – The DVDfever Review
Ava (Noée Abita) is a girl of 13 years of age, who has just learned that her sight is failing. Sure, this happens to all of us, but not at that age, and it’s happening …
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Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi – A Mix Of Dark And Light – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi treads a very well-worn path: The First Order want to obliterate the Resistance out of existence, and the Resistance don’t really want that, and have to fight back. …
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Justice League – The DVDfever Cinema Review – …And Justice For All?
Justice League finds Gotham still in mourning from… (and I hope you’ve seen Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice before reading this!) the death of Superman, and there’s a brief bit of mobile phone footage …
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Bad Moms Christmas – The DVDfever Cinema Review – serving up an early Christmas turkey
Bad Moms Christmas is actually titled “A Bad Moms Christmas”, but as well as it being bad for SEO (search engine optimisation) – given the ‘A’ at the start, calling it that will just file …
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Murder on the Orient Express (2017) – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Murder on the Orient Express – Listen very carefully; I shall review this only once! The film centres around… yes, a murder, on the train known as the Orient Express. Bet that surprised you, eh? …
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Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Amazing Grace!
Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami opens with Miss Grace’s iconic Slave To The Rhythm, with the lead singing whilst using the hula hoop, same as when she appeared at the Queen’s Jubilee Concert in 2012 …
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Double Date – The DVDfever Cinema Review – The perfect Halloween horror-comedy!
Double Date centres around two women on dates with a difference – they’re homicidal murderers. Yes, if you’ve ever wondered why you didn’t get a second date with a woman – Did she not fancy …
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Blade Runner 2049 – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Good, but not iconic
Blade Runner 2049 comes 35 years after the original Blade Runner, but time has moved on just 30 years. Is it worth seeing on the big screen? It is, but bear in mind that it’s …
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