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Coming 2 America is, understandably, the sequel to 1988’s Coming To America, released at a time when Eddie Murphy films were still riding high, all of which seemed to fall off a cliff with 1991’s …
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Elysium Special Edition on 4K Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Elysium is the name of a space-bound utopia where the wealthy go to live in 2154, when the world is on its knees. It’s a world where those high up don’t give a toss about …
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Moxie – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Amy Poehler, Hadley Robinson
Moxie centres around Vivian (Hadley Robinson – Utopia 2020, i’m thinking of ending things), who’s starting 11th grade, and is one of those schoolkids who doesn’t fall in with any of the social norms or …
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Cherry – The DVDfever Review – Tom Holland, Ciara Bravo – Apple TV+
Cherry is being sold on the link between current Spider-Man Tom Holland and Avengers: Endgame sibling directors Anthony Russo and Joe Russo, but does it have the content to back it up for this new …
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Hellraiser: Judgment on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review – Hellraiser 10
Hellraiser: Judgment is coming to Blu-ray this Monday, and while I’ve only seen the first three films in the series up until now – this one clocks in for double figures as it’s the tenth …
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Judas and the Black Messiah – The DVDfever Review – Daniel Kaluuya, LaKeith Stanfield
Judas and the Black Messiah begins in Chicago, 1968, with criminal Bill O’Neal (LaKeith Stanfield – Uncut Gems, Death Note) pretending to work for the FBI so he can walk into a bar and arrest …
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The Father – The DVDfever Review – Anthony Hopkins, Olivia Colman
The Father centres around Anthony Hopkins who plays Anthony, a man in his advancing years who still feels he can live in his flat unaided, yet is in a constant state of denial that he …
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Music – The DVDfever Review – Sia’s directorial movie debut
Music, the feature-length directorial debut from musician Sia, is one which has had complaints about the fact that the the titular lead character is on the autistic spectrum, but the actress – and long-time Sia …
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The Masque of the Red Death on Blu-ray Special Edition – The DVDfever Review – Vincent Price
The Masque of the Red Death feels like a pre-cursor to the current pandemic. It begins in Wuhan, China where the evil Xi Jinping is creating a virus in a lab… Oh, no, that’s a …
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To Olivia – The DVDfever Review – Hugh Bonneville, Keeley Hawes
To Olivia is promoted as “The true story of Roald Dahl and Patricia Neal“, yet only covers a couple of years in their life, so won’t be the whole story. It begins in 1962, with …
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