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Fly Me To The Moon is set in the time of the space race, even though the film doesn’t bother to tell us what year in which it actually begins, so we have to piece …
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Kill – The DVDfever Cinema Review – John Wick On A Train!
Kill is basically John Wick On A Train… It’s also what I’d like to do to a couple of people in the audience, but I’ll get to that… Army commando Amrit (Lakshya) and Tulika (Tanya …
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Horizon: An American Saga Chapter 1 – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Kevin Costner
Horizon: An American Saga Chapter 1… what a complete kludge of a title, and writer/director Kevin Costner has only been able to put “Chapter 1” in there, because Chapter 2 is already complete, and set …
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Space Cadet – The DVDfever Review – Amazon Prime Video – Emma Roberts
Space Cadet presents us with the unlikely situation of Tiffany “Rex” Simpson (Emma Roberts – Nerve) as a waitress who wants to go into space, but you just know the potential is upped when we …
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Beverly Hills Cop Axel F – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Eddie Murphy
Beverly Hills Cop Axel F… or, I could call it Beverly Hills Cop 4: Axel F… with the 4 in, because it’s the 4th film. What does “Axel F” tell us, other than remind us …
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A Quiet Place: Day One – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Lupita Nyong’o
A Quiet Place: Day One takes place over a few of those 24-hour periods, but starts by introducing us to Samara (Lupita Nyong’o – Little Monsters), who is terminally ill with cancer and lives in …
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Kinds of Kindness – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons
Kinds of Kindness is described as a ‘triptych’, thus, a fancy word for three-part story, which feels rather like three episodes of Inside No.9 and/or Tales Of The Unexpected – which obviously inspired the BBC …
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The Bikeriders – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Tom Hardy, Jodie Comer
The Bikeriders is based on the titular photo-book by Danny Lyon, opening with – and featuring throughout – interviews he carried out between 1965 and 1973, and who are based on the real people involved. …
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The Exorcism – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Russell Crowe
The Exorcism is the latest of many films to substitute a script in favour of jump scares and a whole load of weird stuff happening. Plus, just over a year since the awful The Pope’s …
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Something In The Water – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Hiftu Quasem
Something in the Water is such a ridiculously bad shark movie, that its only movie reference should’ve made it subtitled, “We’re gonna need a better script!” Following a horrendous hate attack on Meg (Hiftu Quasem …
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