The End We Start From felt like we were going to get beaten over the head with ‘climate change’ propaganda, telling us that big storms are happening because someone in your street bought a ‘gas …
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Ferrari – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Adam Driver, Penélope Cruz
Ferrari is based on the life of the former racer with the first name Enzo, and the book subtitled “The Man, The Cars, The Races, The Machine” – all of which would rather have made …
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Poor Things (Dolby Screen) – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Emma Stone
Poor Things is very much a Frankenstein fantasy tale, where Dr. Godwin Baxter (Willem Dafoe – The Boy and the Heron) performs autopsies to his student class, whilst also having a freakish appearance because he …
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Night Swim – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Wyatt Russell, Kerry Condon
Night Swim is a new horror movie which felt more like ‘Light Swim’ for reasons I’ll explain later on, but first up, the plot… In the summer 1992, a young girl is taken from her …
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Role Play – The DVDfever Review – Amazon Prime Video – Kaley Cuoco
Role Play is a highly-improbable comedy about a Suzie Homemaker-type – Kaley Cuoco (A Million Ways To Die In The West) as Emma Brackett – who’s kept a long-term secret from her husband, Dave (David …
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The Boy and the Heron in IMAX – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Hayao Miyazaki
The Boy and the Heron shows that however incredible a Japanese anime looks, the plot can sometimes leave me completely befuddled, to the point where I’m not enjoying it as much as I thought I …
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The Beekeeper – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Jason Statham
The Beekeeper stars Jason Statham (Expend4bles) as Adam Clay, a man who… keeps bees! And if you have a problem, he’ll solve it! Clair Huxtable (Phylicia Rashad – Creed III) is scammed by some online …
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Priscilla – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Cailee Spaeny, Jacob Elordi
Priscilla… Priscilla Presley. If there’s one thing Sofia Coppola‘s (The Virgin Suicides) new movie does, it gets straight to the point where, on an US Army Base in 1959, the young 14-year-old, played by Cailee …
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One Life – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Anthony Hopkins
One Life proves, yet again, that one of our greatest national treasures of all time is Anthony Hopkins, still pulling out winning performances at the age of 86, following his absolute powerhouse of a performance …
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Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom in IMAX 3D – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Jason Momoa
Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom comes a whole five years after the first movie, released also around Christmas, in 2018. I haven’t seen that film, but in filling a gap for something to do during …
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