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Bullet To The Head has a lot of strings to its bow. It starts off by showing Sylvester Stallone putting lots of bullets in people’s heads, but then moves on to show him putting bullets …
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Wreck-It Ralph – The DVDfever Cinema Review
I see an awful lot of kids films. Hell I’ve sat through Barbie and Zhu Zhu Pet films so it’s always a treat when a film comes along like this one that your little one …
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The Last Stand – The DVDfever Cinema Review
The Last Stand: “Don’t try to see death coming. You won’t.” “He’s back!” cried the publicity, as Arnold Schwarzenegger returned to the big-screen for his first major film lead since the flop which no-one went …
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Zero Dark Thirty – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Zero Dark Thirty begins in 2003 with the torture, ahem, discussion, with captured terrorist, Ammar (Reda Kateb), a man who was caught because his name is linked to a $5,000 Western Union transfer to a …
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Django Unchained – The DVDfever Cinema review
Django Unchained begins in 1858, two years before the start of the American Civil War, where we see dentist Dr. King Schultz (Christoph Waltz) trying to buy Django (Jamie Foxx) when he lies in wait …
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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey IMAX 3D – The DVDfever Cinema Review
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: When it comes to this film, most of my knowledge came from what I remembered from the ZX Spectrum game released in 1982. Like every book-to-film adaption, apart from 1984 …
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Life of Pi 3D – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Life of Pi: All I really knew about this film before I saw it was that a shipwrecked young lad ends up on a boat with an adult Bengal tiger and lots of weird stuff …
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The London Korean Film Festival 2012 – The DVDfever Review
The London Korean Film Festival 2012: Gosh. Hardly seems a year since the previous Korean Film Festival hit the UK, and it didn’t come a minute too soon. My appetite whetted by the 2011 experience, …
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Seven Psychopaths – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Seven Psychopaths has an interesting premise and one that feels like it could be both straight-forward as well as very complex to put together. That’s because writer/director Martin McDonagh has crafted a screenplay about a …
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Silent Hill: Revelation 3D – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Silent Hill: Revelation 3D begins with Heather (the stunning Adelaide Clemens), about to turn 18 and she hopes for a more stable life as she and her father, Harry (Sean Bean sporting an impossibly abysmal …
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