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A Quiet Passion looks at the life of American Poet Emily Dickinson, portrayed as a young schoolgirl by Emma Bell, but as events move forward into adulthood, the bulk of the movie sees her played …
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David Lynch: The Art Life – The DVDfever Cinema Review
David Lynch: The Art Life is a new documentary from the filmmaker which is basically watching him paint and sculpt in his backyard, while background narration sees him talking about his life, filled with many …
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In The Dark Series 1 – The DVDfever Review – BBC drama
In The Dark poses a dilemma for DI Helen Weeks (MyAnna Buring – Prey), a cop who’s pregnant, so really shouldn’t be chasing ne’er-do-wells down rainy Manchester streets (and I really felt the punch delivered …
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Stormy Monday Special Edition on Blu-ray and DVD combo – The DVDfever Review
Stormy Monday takes place during America Week in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, so events will be carried out over more than the one day that the name might imply. (Yes, it’s title of the 1948 song from T-Bone …
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Pulse Special Edition (Kiyoshi Kurosawa) on Blu-ray and DVD combo – The DVDfever Review
Pulse is a Japanese horror film from 2001 which didn’t see a release in the US until as late as November 2005, and this release has been pending on Arrow’s books for a fair while, …
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Arizona Sunshine PSVR on PS4 – The DVDfever Review
Arizona Sunshine is a new PSVR title and when it comes to games on this headset, I have been quite underwhelmed. You may challenge me and talk about the Dirt PSVR review I published in …
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Crash Bandicoot N’sane Trilogy on PS4 – The DVDfever Review
Crash Bandicoot N’sane Trilogy – aka Crash Bandicoot: Wrath of Nostalgia – shows there are three ways companies can go to make a HD version of an older game: don’t fix what’s broken and give …
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Get Even on PC – The DVDfever Review
Get Even comes from The Farm 51, a pretty small developer, who only have a few other games under their belts. For me, the most memorable has to be Necrovision, a shooter which is kind …
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Spider-Man Homecoming – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Spider Chic or Spider Shabby?
Spider-Man Homecoming reboots the Spidey franchise to fit in with all the Marvel Avengers movies, after Andrew Garfield’s turn was cut short of a potential third movie (a shame, since 2014’s sequel was a definite …
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Ozark Season 1 – The DVDfever Review – Netflix
Ozark, or rather the Missouri Ozarks, is the location Marty Byrde (Jason Bateman, who also directs the first two episodes of this new Netflix series) and his family have to relocate to following a bit …
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