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Creed begins briefly back in 1998 when the hero of the piece was just a a wayward child who thought punching other kids in the face was the only way to get ahead. Really, it …
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The Revenant – The DVDfever Cinema Review
The Revenant refers to a person who has returned, and supposedly from the dead. In this case, it’s Hugh Glass (no, not Hugh Jass), portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio. As we’re introduced to this frontiersman in …
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Snoopy and Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie – The DVDfever Review
Snoopy and Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie was originally billed with a title comprised of just the last three words, but was changed to the longer one as if the studio had zero confidence that …
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The Hateful Eight – The DVDfever Review – Quentin Tarantino’s latest gun-show is a huge misfire
The Hateful Eight starts with two of the octet, hangman John Ruth (Kurt Russell) taking his prisoner, Daisy Domergue (Jennifer Jason Leigh), to Red Rock to hang. What’s her crime? Well, you’ll find that out …
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Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens 3D IMAX – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens – When this film blared out the famous John Williams theme and the initial elemnts of the story crawled up the screen in traditional style, I let out …
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The London Korean Film Festival 2015 – The DVDfever Review
The London Korean Film Festival 2015 marks an incredible ten years since the first one started with just 11 movies, while the 2015 festival boasted 52, many of which were sold out. So what better …
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Black Mass – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Black Mass is a film I was expecting to like a lot more than I did. It’s still good, and it’s worth a watch, but by all accounts I was expecting this to be brilliant. …
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The London Film Festival 2015 Part 3: Documentaries and DVDfever Awards
The London Film Festival 2015‘s third and final part of our coverage sees Helen M Jerome reckoning we were truly spoilt by the high quality of the Documentaries, some of which took us deeper into …
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The London Film Festival 2015 Part 2: Whole Wide World
The London Film Festival 2015‘s first part of our festival round-up saw us take a look at the big hitters from the US, UK and Australia. Now, over the course of three pages, it’s time …
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The London Film Festival 2015 Part 1: Big Hitters
The London Film Festival 2015 review from Helen M Jerome begins with the Big Hitters of the event. Note that for all posters featured, click on them for the full-size version. Also, this review is …
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