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Studio 54 was the New York club that everyone wanted to go to, from 1977 until its closure in February 1980. It did reopen in later years, for various periods of time, but never as …
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Birdman Of Alcatraz on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Birdman of Alcatraz is another of those classics from yesteryear which I never got round to watching, so now I’m glad it’s out on Blu-ray so I can see it in the best shape possible. …
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Wonderstruck on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Wonderstruck is a difficult film to describe because there’s not an awful lot lappening. Ben (Oakes Fegley, above middle) is a child in 1977 whose mother has passed away, and he’s in New York to …
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Ant-Man And The Wasp – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Scott Rudd
Ant-Man and the Wasp is released tomorrow in UK cinemas and before I discuss it, I will say that I was NOT a fan of the first one, but since I go into each film …
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Journeyman on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Journeyman centres around Matty Burton (Paddy Considine), boxer who is about to take on the biggest fight of his life, and it follows the death of his father. He’s up against young upstart, Andre Bryte …
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Pacific Rim: Uprising on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Pacific Rim: Uprising follows on from 2013’s Pacific Rim, and I’d never seen the original beforehand so watched it before settling down to this. Back then, the arm were battling Kaiju with big mech-robots called …
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Mission Impossible: Fallout – Limp-along-a-Cruise – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Mission Impossible: Fallout has such a title because Fallout relates to nuclear weapons, and with three plutonium warheads out there – and in the hands of a gang called The Apostles – they could be …
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Doom Asylum Special Edition on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Doom Asylum is a movie which was shot in an around an abandoned insane asylum, and that certainly adds weight to the proceedings which begin with a horrendous moment early on where bad acting can …
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Peter Rabbit on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Peter Rabbit is out now on all home formats, as well as the digital one you can carry about with it, and if there’s one thing I’ve struggled to understand for quite some time, it’s …
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Fanged Up – The DVDfever Review – Dapper Laughs
Fanged Up is a new British horror comedy which I was invited to watch, in the knowledge that it stars Daniel O’Reilly, the infamous man behind Dapper Laughs. This is the sort of invitation which …
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