Nope has an odd start to it. I knew the film involved horses, Daniel Kaluuya from Get Out and Psychoville, and potential strange things being afoot, which I won’t go into initially. However, I wasn’t …
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Bad Sisters – The DVDfever Review – Sharon Horgan – Apple TV+
Bad Sisters sees a clan of female siblings joining together as they do, but this time, for a funeral. Grace (Anne-Marie Duff – The Salisbury Poisonings) is making sandwiches for the wake, in respect of …
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House of the Dragon – The DVDfever Review – Sky Atlantic – Matt Smith
House of the Dragon is the Game Of Thrones prequel which fans have been waiting for since the long-running series ended in 2019. We’re told at the start in a voiceover, that as the first …
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Echoes – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Michelle Monaghan
Echoes centres around Gina and her twin sister, Leni (both played by Michelle Monaghan – Mission Impossible: Fallout), although we see up front that the former discovers the latter has gone missing, leading to an …
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Lucy’s School – The DVDfever Review – Snoopy / Peanuts – Apple TV+
Lucy’s School is the latest Peanuts cartoon on Apple TV+, and coming up right on cue, summer’s just begun! Of course, this means saying goodbye to Miss Othmar – their teacher with the wah-wah-wah voice, …
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Secret Headquarters – The DVDfever Review – Owen Wilson – Paramount+
Secret Headquarters begins with some sort of alien spacecraft crashlanding on the ground, followed Jack Kincaid (Owen Wilson – Bliss) going to check it out. A drone flies out, appears to bond with Jack, and …
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Voyage on Nintendo Switch – The DVDfever Review / Full Gameplay Walkthrough
Voyage comes to Nintendo Switch, PS4 and Xbox consoles this Friday, after getting a Steam release last year. I’m completely new to this , but on first impressions, the hand-drawn style reminds me very much …
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Marriage – The DVDfever Review – BBC drama – Sean Bean, Nicola Walker
Marriage centres around a couple who, as you’d imagine, have been married for a long time, namely Ian (Sean Bean – Time) and Emma (Nicola Walker from The Last Train), even down to bickering over …
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Bullet Train – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Brad Pitt, Joey King
Bullet Train begins in a Japanese hospital where Kimura’s (Andrew Koji) sons, Wataru, is very ill, and his Dad, known as The Elder (Hiroyuki Sanada), is disappointed that he failed in his fatherly duty to …
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The Sandman – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Tom Sturridge
The Sandman begins in 1916, at Wych Cross, England, and in the waking world, aka the ‘real world’. Meanwhile, the titular Sandman is in the dream world, with Dream (Tom Sturridge – Remainder, Journey’s End) …
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