The London Film Festival 2014‘s first part of our round-up brought you reviews of the English language feature films coming your way. But there are just as many amazing movies being made in the rest …
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Super Mario Bros: The Original Motion Picture – Blu-ray Special Edition – The DVDfever Review
Super Mario Bros is a film I avoided at the time because (a) it didn’t look great, and (b) most videogames just do not make good films. However, a re-release, years down the line, gives …
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The London Film Festival 2014 Part 1: Mainstream
The London Film Festival 2014 has come and gone, and once again, Helen M Jerome has been watching many a movie, and now brings you the first of three parts of her look back at …
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Spandau Ballet: Soul Boys of the Western World: 3-disc Special Edition on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Spandau Ballet: Soul Boys of the Western World starts in Islington, London in the early ’60s, showing the band – Tony Hadley (Vocals), Gary Kemp (Songwriter, Guitar), Martin Kemp (Bass Guitar), Steve Norman (Guitar, Percussion, …
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Withnail and I: Limited Edition on Blu-ray/DVD dual-format – The DVDfever Review
Withnail and I is one of those films where everything comes together to make a pivotal point in the world’s film industry, which is so good that, had it not been invented, the world would’ve …
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Cold in July on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Cold in July is set in East Texas, 1989, and while that part of the world still has the delights of Bros and Stock Aitken And Waterman to encounter, Richard Dane (Michael C Hall) finds …
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Mr Peabody and Sherman 3D on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Mr Peabody and Sherman is one of those films which beings with something a little different, this one featuring a nice subtle reworking of the Dreamworks logo, with Sherman sat in the moon. I have …
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Joe on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Joe stars Nicolas Cage as Joe Ransom, an ex-con who hires men to help clear woodland of weak trees so that the land owner can plant stronger trees. Normally, he just hires other ex-cons who …
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Fading Gigolo on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Fading Gigolo stars John Tuturro as Fioravante, a man not exactly living the dream in his job, but he has a talent for flower arranging. Unfortunately, he’s only getting two days work a week due …
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The New York City Independent Filmmaker Conference 2014 – The DVDfever Review, by Helen M Jerome
The New York City Independent Filmmaker Conference 2014 was where Helen M Jerome spent a slice of mid-September, and here, she gives her thoughts on the films and the event. And click each on the …
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