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Elyse is a new drama, directed by Anthony Hopkins‘ missus, Stella Hopkins, and filmed partially in black and white, for example with the opening scene highlighing the red on a vase of roses, and a …
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The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It – The DVDfever Cinema Review
The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It is the latest entry into the Conjuring movie universe, which features not only the Conjuring and Insidious series – both of which I have seen, but …
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Army Of The Dead – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Dave Bautista
Army Of The Dead brings us a new entry in the long-running series – this time directed by Zack Snyder, begnining with a team of army guys taking something unknown through the desert, while a …
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Pink: All I Know So Far – The DVDfever Review – Alecia Beth Moore
Pink: All I Know So Far is a documentary following the singer – born Alecia Beth Moore – going behind-the-scenes of life on the road, leading up to her first Wembley Stadium performance on 2019’s …
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Rare Beasts – The DVDfever Review – Billie Piper’s directorial debut… because she wants to
Rare Beasts marks Billie Piper‘s (Collateral, I Hate Suzie) directorial debut, beginning with her – as Mandy – on a date with Pete (Leo Bill) who, amongst other things, states he finds women intolerable, but …
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The Eight Hundred in IMAX – The DVDfever Review – Blu-ray and DVD out now!
The Eight Hundred is now out on Blu-ray and DVD. Further down below, you’ll see my look at the extras and presentation of the Blu-ray. The number in the title is the number of Chinese …
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Those Who Wish Me Dead – The DVDfever Review – Angelina Jolie
Those Who Wish Me Dead sees a couple of men from the gas company – Jack (Aidan Gillen – Dave Allen At Peace) and Patrick (Nicholas Hoult – The Great) – off to fix a …
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Undergods – The DVDfever Review – Kate Dickie, Burn Gorman
Undergods is one of those films set in a dystopian future, in a world displayed in muted colours, and surrounded by fog as if everything’s about to end, and an environment which makes George Orwell’s …
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Oxygen – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Mélanie Laurent
Oxygen has a premise which feels a bit similar to Ryan Reynolds’ 2010 movie Buried, where his character was trapped in a particular situation and needs to be rescued quickly, otherwise it could prove fatal, …
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Things Heard And Seen – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Amanda Seyfried
Things Heard And Seen: It’s the winter of 1980, the best music of the decade has yet to be heard, and George spots some blood appearing on his car windscreen… Head back nine months to …
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