BFI 61st London Film Festival Part 2: What a time for international filmmaking – and particularly European movies from our near neighbours, Spain, Italy and France, plus Hungary, Austria and Poland. Vive la difference! So …
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BFI 61st London Film Festival Part 1 by Helen M Jerome
BFI 61st London Film Festival Part 1: Let me take you by the hand and lead you towards the films that are streets ahead of the rest, the ones you’ll need to track down, and …
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DOOM VFR on PS4 PSVR – The DVDfever Review
Doom VFR is, I thought, last year’s Doom in virtual reality, but it’s not quite. There is VR, but it’s VFR in the title because of the same reason that Doom games have had an …
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Rough Night on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Rough Night, when I saw the Red Band (i.e. sweary) Trailer (at the bottom of this review), looked like a series of rough ideas that should’ve been thrown in the toilet rather than turned into …
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Dunkirk on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Dunkirk tells the story of the evacuation of Dunkirk, which was code-named Operation Dynamo – although that wasn’t named in this film, and showed the extrication of our soldiers from Dunkirk’s beaches and harbour in …
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Bright – The DVDfever Cinema / Netflix Review
Bright is a new Netflix movie set in an alternate present. Have you had a trip or fall at work? Cop Daryl Ward (Will Smith) has, and it’s the fault of an orc, so it’s …
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Nine Parchments on Nintendo Switch – The DVDfever Review
Nine Parchments is the latest attempt to produce a game of similar dynamics to Diablo. Many games have failed trying this and Diablo is still a highly played game, even if it has been out …
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The League of Gentlemen 2017 Christmas Specials Complete Series – The DVDfever Review
The League of Gentlemen is something I never got into back in the day. I couldn’t watch the first two series thanks to the canned laughter (when they take audience laughs from another part of …
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Ava – The DVDfever Review
Ava (Noée Abita) is a girl of 13 years of age, who has just learned that her sight is failing. Sure, this happens to all of us, but not at that age, and it’s happening …
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Shamed – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 drama
Shamed is a one-off “What’s going on?” drama, where one minute, we see Nathan (Nick Blood, above) happy with fiancee Julia (Tanya Fear), and the next, he’s locked up in a small, red room; waking …
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