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Skyfire begins with a the Tianhuo volcano that’s about to explode for the first time in decades – so long since the last time, that the tropical island has become a paradise of greenery. Naturally, …
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Unhinged on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review – Russell Crowe
Unhinged: Before I saw this, I thought the premise was ridiculous and well-worn. After all, how many road rage movies can there be? Or can Russell Crowe actually bring something different to the steering wheel? …
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Winning Combination – The DVDfever Review – Omid Djalili – ITV Gameshow
Winning Combination is a new ITV gameshow from the makers of The Chase, so I’d be hoping for something good and long-lasting, but then they also brought us Bradley Walsh’s Cash Trapped. Hosted by Omid …
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Mr Hair And The Fly on ZX Spectrum – Let’s Play and First Impressions
Mr Hair And The Fly is a new game for the ZX Spectrum, developed by Lee Chops Stevenson, and published by Bitmap Soft, and is a fantastic new platformer that captures the feel of the …
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The Life Ahead – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Sophia Loren
The Life Ahead centres around two people: Madame Rosa (Sophia Loren) – a former ‘lady of the night’, who’s long into her retirement, and who looks after children who are either orphaned or not with …
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Soft Top Hard Shoulder on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review – Peter Capaldi
Soft Top Hard Shoulder is one of those films which came out with little fanfare at the time, and disappeared pretty quickly, but now, in 2020, it makes its Blu-ray debut. In addition, its star …
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Dash and Lily – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Austin Abrams, Midori Francis
Dash And Lily is a U-certificate drama (possibly) set at Christmas time, where love is an ideal achievement. In fact, it’s December 17th and carollers are singing “Joy to the world“, which just makes me …
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Industry – The DVDfever Review – Myha’la Herrold – HBO / BBC drama
Industry sees oodles of millennials applying for stockmarket jobs, being told to “make themselves indispensible” if they want to have a permanent position, AND still be working there in the six months. Some of them …
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The Crown Season 4 – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Emma Corrin, Gillian Anderson
The Crown Season 4: I’ve never seen the first three seasons of The Crown as I just never got round to it, but as it enters the fourth season, it moves into a time I …
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Truth Seekers – The DVDfever Review – Simon Pegg, Nick Frost
Truth Seekers begins with a young woman dreaming of her mum being on fire, then she’s in the hospital, seeing zombies, before the action switches to Gus Roberts (Nick Frost) at home, who feels very …
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