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The Crow (2024) has had a tough row to hoe, as its lead, Bill Skarsgård (Boy Kills World, John Wick Chapter 4), has been at pains to point out that this film is NOT a …
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Platform 7 – The DVDfever Review – ITV drama – Jasmine Jobson
Platform 7 is a new drama on ITV… well, technically it was released on ITVX last December, but I’m just getting to it now, as it arrives on the flagship channel during the summer break. …
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Alien Romulus in IMAX – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Cailee Spaeny
Alien Romulus: the film in the franchise that no-one was asking for, is now on the big screen. Personally, I would rather have had a sequel to Alien Covenant, since Ridley Scott planned a trilogy …
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Dating Naked – The DVDfever Preview – Paramount+ – Rylan Clark
Dating Naked picks up where Channel 4’s Naked Attraction left off – watching random members of the public get their dangly bits out for all to see. Well, C4’s show was rumoured to have been …
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We Might Regret This – The DVDfever Review – BBC1 – Kyla Harris, Darren Boyd
We Might Regret This mixes age-gap drama with a disability factor, as Abe (Darren Boyd – The Salisbury Poisonings) has left his wife, Jane (Sally Phillips – Queenie), to live with Canadian girlfriend Freya (Kyla …
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It Ends With Us – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Blake Lively
It Ends With Us was the fourth film I saw on the same day, and I figured if I fell asleep during the average Blake Lively movie, it wasn’t going to be much of a …
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The Union – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Mark Wahlberg, Halle Berry
The Union is the name for the secret organisation that’s more secret than the FBI, even when they’re running around the streets of our capital city, all guns blazing. Roxanne Hall (Halle Berry – Moonfall) …
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Stags – The DVDfever Review – Paramount+ – Nico Mirallegro
Stags is a new 6-part comedy/drama where Stu (Nico Mirallegro – Passenger) and his friends head off on his stag do in South America, but whereas if this was a James Cameron film – it …
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Trap – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Josh Hartnett
Trap takes place at a huge stadium arena for a concert where Lady Raven (Saleka Night Shyamalan, daughter of the director, although she does give a decent performance, so isn’t just a ‘nepo baby‘, as …
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Daddy Issues – The DVDfever Preview – BBC1 – Aimee Lou Wood
Daddy Issues perpetuates the the ongoing trend of the decline of the family unit, as 20-something hairstylist Gemma (Aimee Lou Wood – Living) with the uber-hot Sarah Hadland as her boss, Rita, sleeps around, and …
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