Enola Holmes is the female offspring of the Sherlock family, but very tomboyish with it, despite the long hair. The film opens with a brief run-through her early life, telling us how “Enola spelt backwards …
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The Man Who Killed Don Quixote on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review – Terry Gilliam
The Man Who Killed Don Quixote is the film which director Terry Gilliam has been spending almost half his life trying to bring to the screen, as it’s been almost 30 years in the making. …
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London Film Festival 2020 Preview – Different look for different times
London Film Festival 2020 Preview: Your easy-to-follow guide to this year’s BFI 64th festival, running from October 7th-18th, by Helen M Jerome Most years I write with equal parts excitement and frustration about the delights …
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Cuties (aka Mignonnes) – The DVDfever Review – Netflix contraversial twerking teen drama
Cuties is a forthcoming movie on Netflix which has attracted a great deal of controversy ever since the trailer appeared. Amy (Fathia Youssouf Abdillahi) is a young 11-year-old Senegalese girl who we see going to …
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i’m thinking of ending things – The DVDfever Review – Charlie Kaufman – Netflix
i’m thinking of ending things is what’s going through the mind of the young woman – referred to as such in the credits, albeit named both Lucy and Louisa during the film – played by …
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Tenet in 70mm IMAX – The DVDfever Review – Christopher Nolan
Tenet is a film that’s weird to review because, before seeing it, I didn’t quite get what was going on, and then after seeing it, I’m still trying to process it; and I think a …
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Bill And Ted Face The Music – The DVDfever Review – Keanu Reeves, Alex Winter
Bill And Ted Face the Music is – I figured before I watched it – certainly a film that’s a curiosity, but a lot has been riding on it because it’s been 29 years since …
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Paydirt – The DVDfever Review – Luke Goss, Val Kilmer
Paydirt is an exercise which feels more interesting in some of the casting than the film as a whole. On/off Bros member Luke Goss‘ biggest film role (outside of Bros: After The Screaming Stops) is …
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The Tax Collector – The DVDfever Review – Shia LeBeouf
The Tax Collector starts with something particularly gross, not from what you might normally expect in a film where firearms are going to play a part, but when David Cuevas (Bobby Soto) wakes up, his …
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Greyhound – The DVDfever Review – Tom Hanks – Apple TV+
Greyhound is the ship leading the way for a convoy of Allied ships on their way to the Liverpool, known as Convoy HX-25, carrying troops and supplies to assist in the war effort in February …
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