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The Instigators sees Rory (Matt Damon – Drive-Away Dolls) having family and fiduciary issues, and feels like he’s at the end of his rope with life, and needs a big change. Meanwhile, Cobby (Casey Affleck) …
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Deadpool and Wolverine in IMAX 3D – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman
Deadpool And Wolverine is a long time coming, following the pandemic, actor strikes, and especially since Deadpool 2 only came out two years after 2016’s first movie. Plus, you can get an idea as to …
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Thelma – The DVDfever Cinema Review – June Squibb
Thelma… so good, they named her once. She’s portrayed by the brilliant June Squibb (Inside Out 2), who I didn’t think was as old as the titular character’s 93 years, but she was at the …
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The Moon on 4K Blu-ray Steelbook – The DVDfever Review
Twisters – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Daisy Edgar-Jones
Twisters opens with Kate (Daisy Edgar-Jones – Normal People) – constantly dressed in shorts and white socks, like she’s just stepped out of a Matalan catalogue, Javi (Anthony Ramos – Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts, …
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Longlegs – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Nicolas Cage, Maika Monroe
Longlegs is a film that’s not particularly lengthy, but is still split into three chapters, the details of which you will see when they’re revealed, so I give no spoilers, here. We first see Nicolas …
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Despicable Me 4 in 3D – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Steve Carell
Despicable Me 4 is the final movie planned for the series, and the first one I’ve actually seen in full, bar a few clips from the others, which did make me laugh, but how do …
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In A Violent Nature – The DVDfever Cinema Review
In A Violent Nature centres around a murderer called Johnny (Ry Barrett), who’s been dead and buried for the last 10 years in the woods, following what he got up to 60 years ago, but …
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Kalki 2898AD – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Prabhas, Amitabh Bachchan
Kalki 2898AD is the fourth Bollywood (or similar) movie I’ve seen on the big screen, and they do produce a very mixed bag of results, but I do try to work out in advance whether …
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MaXXXine (+ POST-CREDITS SCENE!) – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Mia Goth
MaXXXine is set in 1985, so has a fair smattering of ’80s music in it, albeit reminding me of one particular song I haven’t heard in years, with a vox pop of a woman complaining …
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