Saipan shows us that Roy’s definitely not keen when it comes to playing for England as they headed towards the 2002 World Cup in Japan, under manager Mick McCarthy. I haven’t watched a football match …
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Melania – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Melania Trump
Melania… Melania Trump. The documentary that everyone’s talking about, but only in disparaging terms, so since there’s only once way to discover the accuracy of that, here we go… Firstly, while watching four films in …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of Paris Hilton’s INFINITE ICON: A VISUAL MEMOIR!
Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir is a new two-hour Paris Hilton documentary, split into five chapters and opens with the caption “10 days before concert”… doing what? What’s her talent? Well, given that it’s been …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of SEND HELP!
Send Help centres around Linda Liddle (Rachel McAdams – Are You There, God, It’s Me, Margaret.), the hardest-working person in her office, who was promised to be the next Vice President of the company by …
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Desperate Journey – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Lucas Lynggaard Tønnesen
Desperate Journey follows a young man called Freddie Knoller (Lucas Lynggaard Tønnesen – Borgen: Power and Glory), in a film that came out late last year, but only graced my Odeon’s screen last Tuesday, for …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of H IS FOR HAWK!
H Is For Hawk… as K is for Kes. And I can’t wait for the sequel… H Is For Steps! Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation survivor from the …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of RETURN TO SILENT HILL!
Return To Silent Hill… it’s been 20 years since director Christophe Gans‘ first trip into putting the videogame series onscreen with, simply, Silent Hill – which I still haven’t seen, before 2012’s sequel, Silent Hill: …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of THE HISTORY OF SOUND!
The History Of Sound largely includes a narration from one of its lead characters, Lionel Worthing (Paul Mescal – Gladiator), who tells how he could ‘see’ music as a young boy, as it opens in …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of MERCY in IMAX!
Mercy is set in 2029, and plays an old trope of life being a dystopian and lawless society, with the US government cracking down, and being all “might is right”. Oh wait… In the future, …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of RENTAL FAMILY!
Rental Family is the title given to a strange Japanese phenomenon of someone acting in order to pretend to be someone’s friend, lover, relative etc. Hence, when we first meet Phillip Vanderploeg (Brendan Fraser, who …
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