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Happy Now? is Richard Herring‘s twelfth stand-up show, and the third I’ve seen on DVD following last year’s Lord Of The Dance Settee and 2014’s We’re All Going To Die!, and this one sees Rich …
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Snowden – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Snowden… Edward Snowden… the guy who spilled all of the CIA’s secrets about snooping on civilians. George W. Bush did nothing to stop it, and then when Barack Obama took over the Presidency, he vowed …
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The Shallows on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
The Shallows was pitched as a shark vs. Blake Lively, an actress so deathly dull in never-grow-old drama The Age of Adeline that I willed for the big fish to take her. Will the shark …
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Sully: Miracle On The Hudson – The non-disaster movie is a disaster – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Sully is the one where the studio had to add “Miracle on the Hudson” to the UK title because most people outside of the US wouldn’t remember the nickname of pilot Chesley ‘Sully’ Sullenberger (played …
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Nerve on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Nerve centres around Venus Delmonico, aka Vee (Emma Roberts), whose world centres around social media and how important she feels when she gets likes and retweets and all the rest that entails. She’s encouraged to …
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Imperium on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Imperium felt similar beforehand to the plot of Reece Dinsdale’s ID, which recently saw a sequel starring Doctors‘ Simon Rivers, ID2: Shadwell Army, but is based on the experience of undercover FBI agent Michael German …
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To Live And Die In L.A. on DVD – The DVDfever Review
To Live And Die In L.A. is one of of William Friedkin‘s greatest films, with an incredible soundtrack from the effervescent Wang Chung, now getting a Blu-ray release for the first time in the UK, …
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BFI 60th London Film Festival Part 2 by Helen M Jerome
BFI 60th London Film Festival Part 2: It’s high time we looked further afield, into Europe and beyond, to see what they’re up to in their movies. Some of them may not have the massive …
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Bad Santa 2 – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Bad Santa 2 comes 13 years after the first Bad Santa, although technically for the UK, it’s 12, since it didn’t get a release until November 2004. Even still, it took until November 2016 for …
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The Beatles: Eight Days A Week – The Touring Years on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
The Beatles: Eight Days A Week – The Touring Years gives a fascinating insight into a slice of pop history, with some new chat from Macca and Ringo, plus archive discussion and footage of all …
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