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The Old Guard – The DVDfever Review – Charlize Theron – Netflix
The Old Guard is a new Netflix action movie which proves that death is no longer the career setback it used to be. Andy (Charlize Theron) is one of a rag-tag bunch of futuristic A-Team-style …
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The Story Of Fire Saga – The DVDfever Review – Will Ferrell – Netflix
The Story Of Fire Saga is a new Netflix movie, starring Will Ferrell, which is technically called Eurovision Song Contest: The Story Of Fire Saga, but for website SEO purposes that’s way too long a …
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Offspring and The Woman Special Edition – The DVDfever Review – Pollyanna McIntosh
Offspring is a film about cannibals in Michigan, even if I did think I detected Antipodean accents amongst the cast. Starting low key, it’s one thing for a man to step outside and spot a …
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Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence Special Edition on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review – David Bowie
Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence is another of those major dramas which was released when I was far too young to *get* them, and just haven’t got round to seeing ever since, and so come to …
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A Beautiful Day In The Neighbourhood on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
A Beautiful Day In The Neighbourhood (or Neighborhood, in the US) centres around Fred Rogers – best known on TV as “Mr Rogers” (Tom Hanks), a man who dominated US TV from 1968 – and …
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The Iron Mask – The DVDfever Review – Arnold Schwarzenegger
The Iron Mask is the UK title for a 2019 film which has had no end of different monikers. It’s actually the sequel to a 2014 film called Viy (more on that in a bit), …
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Go Back To China – The DVDfever Review – Emily Ting, Anna Akana
Go Back To China centres around Sasha Li (singer/actress/Youtube/all-rounder Anna Akana, above-centre), who’s looking for a job in fashion design, yet is struggling because she can’t get any experience, and no experience means she can’t …
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Snowpiercer on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review – Chris Evans
Snowpiercer is one of those films I meant to get round to watching for ages, and then came the news that a Blu-ray was finally being released in the UK. However, like buses, there’s none …
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Tombstone Rashomon on DVD – The DVDfever Review – Alex Cox
Tombstone Rashomon is a new Alex Cox movie where… well, it was technically released in 2017, but is just coming to the home market now, so it was new to me. Everyone remembers what went …
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