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Titanic 3D! The film version you never knew you needed! Yes, James Cameron‘s 1997 classic disaster movie – which also thought it might’ve sunk the film studio at the time – has been re-released in …
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Die Hart: The Movie – The DVDfever Review – Amazon Prime Video – Kevin Hart
Die Hart: The Movie sees Kevin Hart playing a fictionalised version of himself, and while I don’t *get* his comedy, I really enjoyed his 2021 drama, True Story, with Wesley Snipes. So, again, there are …
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The Strays – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Ashley Madekwe
The Strays is a new film, initially centering around a young woman called Cheryl (Ashley Madekwe), who wants more out of life and is getting harrassed on the phone by a nasty man called Michael. …
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The Whale – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Brendan Fraser, Sadie Sink
The Whale is centered around English tutor Charlie (Brendan Fraser), living in Idaho, working from home, and who never goes on camera, claiming it’s broken. As we can see from the start – and in …
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Sharper – The DVDfever Review – Sebastian Stan, John Lithgow – Apple TV+
Sharper begins with a romance tenatively blossoming between bookshop owner Tom (Justice Smith – Jurassic World: Dominion) and a young woman called Sandra (Briana Middleton), and all over a particular book in which she’s interested. …
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Plane – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Gerard Butler
Plane – a new action movie for 2023 with a very ‘plain’ moniker. Apparently, the studio wanted to give this a proper title, but Gerard Butler (Angel Has Fallen) – as pilot Brodie Torrance: – …
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Knock at the Cabin – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Dave Bautista
Knock at the Cabin is a new M. Night Shyamalan (Split) film, and for those of his I’ve seen before, they range from either okay to mediocre. They’re never great. Still, you never know how …
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The Fabelmans – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Steven Spielberg
The Fabelmans is a new Steven Spielberg movie, which we’re told is loosely based on his life, since it centres around a young boy who learns to love the cinema from an early age, even …
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Babylon – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie
Babylon, which we learn is the movie industry’s term for Hollywood, begins in Bel Air, California, 1926, as aspiring producer Manny Torres (Diego Calva) is putting the early effort into his career, by ensuring an …
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You People – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Jonah Hill, Eddie Murphy
You People begins with financial bloke Ezra (Jonah Hill – Don’t Look Up) and his best friend, Mo (Sam Jay), in their fledgling podcast career which they want to take to the big leagues, yet …
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