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Kneecap centres around the titular Irish rap group, but introduces us to Ireland with the era of the early ’80s – a time I lived through as a young boy, where the IRA ran rife …
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Coraline 3D Remastered 15th Anniversary – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Dakota Fanning
Coraline has been re-released in a remastered 3D print for its 15th anniversary, and still have the 3D trilogy boxset for this, Paranorman and The Boxtrolls, from when that was first released, although I hadn’t …
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AfrAId – The DVDfever Cinema Review – John Cho, Katherine Waterston
AfrAId opens with an Artificial Intelligence program being used by a young girl, Ava, who’s far too engaged with her on her tablet, much to her parents’ total ignorance, not realising how controlling it can …
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Between The Temples – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Jason Schwartzman
Between The Temples is one of those films where I knew very little about it before watching it, but with 20 screens at my local Odeon, there’s often a bit of space for indie films, …
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Blink Twice – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Channing Tatum, Naomi Ackie
Blink Twice opens by presenting a situation which a number of high-profile celebrities have wound up in, as Slater King (Channing Tatum – Deadpool And Wolverine) is having to step down from the CEO of …
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The Crow (2024) – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Bill Skarsgård
The Crow (2024) has had a tough row to hoe, as its lead, Bill Skarsgård (Boy Kills World, John Wick Chapter 4), has been at pains to point out that this film is NOT a …
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Alien Romulus in IMAX – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Cailee Spaeny
Alien Romulus: the film in the franchise that no-one was asking for, is now on the big screen. Personally, I would rather have had a sequel to Alien Covenant, since Ridley Scott planned a trilogy …
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It Ends With Us – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Blake Lively
It Ends With Us was the fourth film I saw on the same day, and I figured if I fell asleep during the average Blake Lively movie, it wasn’t going to be much of a …
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Trap – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Josh Hartnett
Trap takes place at a huge stadium arena for a concert where Lady Raven (Saleka Night Shyamalan, daughter of the director, although she does give a decent performance, so isn’t just a ‘nepo baby‘, as …
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Borderlands – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Cate Blanchett
Borderlands… the videogame series I played endlessly, from start to finish, over and over again… and there’s as much validity in that statement as me telling you this film will eclipse the billion-dollar mark by …
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