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Nope has an odd start to it. I knew the film involved horses, Daniel Kaluuya from Get Out and Psychoville, and potential strange things being afoot, which I won’t go into initially. However, I wasn’t …
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Secret Headquarters – The DVDfever Review – Owen Wilson – Paramount+
Secret Headquarters begins with some sort of alien spacecraft crashlanding on the ground, followed Jack Kincaid (Owen Wilson – Bliss) going to check it out. A drone flies out, appears to bond with Jack, and …
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Bullet Train – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Brad Pitt, Joey King
Bullet Train begins in a Japanese hospital where Kimura’s (Andrew Koji) sons, Wataru, is very ill, and his Dad, known as The Elder (Hiroyuki Sanada), is disappointed that he failed in his fatherly duty to …
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Luck – The DVDfever Review – Apple TV+ – Eva Noblezada, Simon Pegg
Luck is a new CGI animated movie from Apple TV+ in which Sam (Eva Noblezada) lives at a children’s home, but is turning 18 and has to leave and move into her own place. She …
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Stowaway (aka The Yacht) – The DVDfever Review – AMC+ – Ruby Rose
Stowaway (aka The Yacht) begins with the film’s lead protagonist, Bella Denton (Ruby Rose – SAS: Red Notice), almost drowning as a child, while out on a yacht with her father. Fast-forward to the present …
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Thirteen Lives – The DVDfever Review – Amazon Prime Video – Ron Howard
Thirteen Lives centres around the football team of young lads in Ban Chong, Thailand, Chiang Rai Province, who were trapped in a cave for 18 days from Saturday June 23rd 2018, since after the game, …
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Honor Society – The DVDfever Review – Angourie Rice – Paramount+
Honor Society centres around high-school pupil Honor (Angourie Rice – Senior Year, The Nice Guys), who does everything by the book, has a plan for everything, and wants everything just-so. She loves The Handmaid’s Tale, …
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The Railway Children Return – The DVDfever Review – Jenny Agutter, Sheridan Smith
The Railway Children Return follows some 52 years after the 1970 movie, The Railway Children, and when first announced, it was most notable for the fact that it brings back one of the original cast …
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Thor: Love and Thunder – The DVDfever Review & ALL Post-Credits Scenes/TITLE BREAKDOWN
Thor: Love and Thunder begins with Gorr (an unrecognisable Christian Bale) struggling to get through a deserted landscape – and its subsequent sandstorm – with his daughter, until they point where salvation might just come …
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The Sea Beast – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Karl Urban, Dan Stevens
The Sea Beast begins with young Maisie (Zaris-Angel Hator) living in a boarding school-type dormitory, telling the other kids tales of the titular sea beast, before breaking away and escaping from the place. Before long, …
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