Independence Day: Resurgence feels more like Independence Day: Rehash as it covers a lot of the same ground the first film did, back in 1996. I also thought of a lot of other similar-style words, …
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Gods Of Egypt – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Gods Of Egypt takes place in a time when everyone relies on the Gods to provide everything they need, which is usually a thinly-veiled excuse to burgle. Channel 4 used to run a similar event …
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Warcraft: The Beginning – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Warcraft: The Beginning was that unsure of itself that it didn’t even have “The Beginning” tacked onto the onscreen title. I was also unsure… of what was going on. Never have I spent an entire …
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The Nice Guys – The DVDfever Cinema Review
The Nice Guys is another buddy-buddy action movie where the trailer promised a cracking run of hilarious gags as Jackson Healy (Russell Crowe) – who always lets his fists do the talking (usually his right …
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X-Men: Apocalypse – The DVDfever Cinema Review
X-Men: Apocalypse begins back in Ancient Egypt, around 3600 BCE (Before Common Era – I had to look that up. I presume it means, before Lonnie Rashid Lynn Jr, aka the rapper known as Common, …
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Captain America: Civil War – an overlong mess – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Captain America: Civil War – Seriously? What an overlong mess this was. I don’t think I’ve looked at my watch so many times during a film. Note: In this review, there may be what some …
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Kicking Off – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Kicking Off centres around Cockney football fans Wigsy (Warren Brown – Luther) and Cliff (Greg McHugh – Fresh Meat), as their team are on the verge of relegation with the season coming to a close. …
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Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice 70mm IMAX – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice is more like Batman WITH Superman feat. Wonder Woman: Dawn of Mercy Graves… Well, those are the elements I can remember best. The film quickly deals with Batman’s origins, …
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The Absent One – The DVDfever Cinema Review
The Absent One stars Nikolaj Lie Kaas (Follow The Money, The Killing) as Department Q’s cold-case cop Carl Mørck, warming one of them up when he’s drawn to it by retired cop Henning Jørgensen (Hans …
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Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Batman V Superman: Dawn of Disappointment… I mean, Dawn of Justice. Or maybe I was right first time. (Please note I will try and keep this as spoiler free as possible, I may mention one …
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