Terminator: Dark Fate begins with a flashback to 1991’s Terminator 2: Judgement Day, before we get to the present day, or rather, 2020, so it’s slightly near-future. Well, may as well get a nice round …
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London Korean Film Festival 2019 Preview by Helen M Jerome
London Korean Film Festival 2019 Preview: Helen M Jerome marks your card As the temperature drops outside, it’s high time we all headed indoors to watch some of the best movies on offer, thanks to …
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Gemini Man 3D HFR – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Gemini Man has been a film that’s been long in the making, but not long-awaited judging by its box-office performance in the first week. Usually a Hollywood heavy-hitter, Will Smith is Henry Brogan, a hitman …
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Thunder Road – The DVDfever Review – Jim Cummings
Thunder Road begins with police officer Jim Arnaud (writer/director Jim Cummings) attending the funeral of his mother, Brenda, who has died at the young age of 54. He has to give a heartfelt eulogy at …
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Ad Astra in IMAX – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Ad Astra feels like a weird movie to be watching in 2019, as it’s rather like a road movie, but set in space, and feels a lot more like an indie movie than something mainstream …
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Rambo: Last Blood – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Rambo: Last Blood: Everybody’s favourite one-man killing machine, John Rambo is back. Back for one last time in the final chapter of what I’m sure wasn’t a planned quintology. So given we started with First …
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The Fight – The DVDfever Review – Jessica Hynes
The Fight is the directorial debut of Jessica Hynes (Shaun of the Dead, Spaced, Years And Years). She also takes the lead as Tina, a mother whose life is in turmoil her daughter, Emma (Sennia …
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Hobbs And Shaw: Fast And Furious in IMAX – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Hobbs And Shaw: Fast And Furious, or Fast And Furious Presents Hobbs And Shaw… whatever you want to call it, sees two characters from the Fast And Furious crowd coming together to save the world …
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The Dead Don’t Die – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Bill Murray
The Dead Don’t Die is a zombie horror comedy from Jim Jarmusch looked amazing from the trailer… The premise is that time’s not behaving. It’s the summer and it’s not getting dark when it should. …
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Spider-Man: Far From Home – The DVDfever Cinema Review by Nik Coppin
Spider-Man: Far From Home: It seems poor old Peter Parker (Tom Holland) can’t even go on a trip around picturesque Europe with his school friends and put his cunning plan into place to win over …
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