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Domino is a new movie from Brian De Palma, a man who rarely puts a foot wrong, so how come this film, which boasts the credentials of starring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and Guy Pearce get a …
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This Way Up Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review – Aisling Bea
This Way Up gives us Aine (Aisling Bea, above) – pronounced Anya, who’s been staying in a treatment facility designed for people suffering from addiction, while she’s had a a nervous breakdown, then heads back …
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I Am Hannah – The DVDfever Review – Gemma Chan
I Am Hannah begins with Hannah (Gemma Chan) going on a first date with a man, before we see her going on more, but as an aside early on in this review, the WORST thing …
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Wolfenstein Youngblood on PC – The DVDfever Review
Wolfenstein Youngblood is a new co-op game – although one that can also be played in single-player mode. The game takes place in 1980, 19 years after BJ Blazkowicz ignited the second American Revolution in …
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I Am Kirsty – The DVDfever Review – Samantha Morton
I Am Kirsty sees the lead portrayed by Samantha Morton (Two For Joy, Minority Report), a busy mother of two girls, and dealing with an absolute b’stard of an other half, Steve, as we see …
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The Doors: The Final Cut on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Is everybody IN? Is EVERYBODY in? Because my review of The Doors: The Final Cut is about to begin! Nearly 20 years after he died, Oliver Stone sought to make a film about the rapid …
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Lords Of Chaos Special Edition on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review – Rory Culkin
Lords Of Chaos centres around Norwegian Black Metal ’90s band Mayhem, the brainchild of guitarist Euronymous (Rory Culkin, above, and brother of Macauley) and he’s playing a young man who goes from his late teens …
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I Am Nicola – The DVDfever Review – Vicky McClure
I Am Nicola centres around Nicola (Vicky McClure – Line of Duty), who’s very unsatisfied with her lot in life because, as a hairdresser, everyone else’s life sounds far more interesting than her’s, such as …
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Ray And Liz on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Ray And Liz is a fly-on-the-wall drama that looked brilliant in the trailer, but didn’t quite equal the sum of its parts. This film doesn’t just sit in one timeframe, and chops and changes between …
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Weird Science Special Edition on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review – Kelly Le Brock
Weird Science is one of my all-time favourite ’80s comedies, and one of many times when the late-great writer/direcor John Hughes hit all the right notes, even though I didn’t realised until now that this …
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