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Napoleon is the latest historical epic with made-up facts, but first, tonight we’re gonna party like it’s 1789, as we have a load of introductory text, and when it begins: “The French have become disillusioned …
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Wish – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Ariana DeBose, Chris Pine
Wish is a new Disney animation, in which King Magnifico (Chris Pine – Dungeons and Dragons: Honour Among Thieves ) likes to grant wishes for the townfolk of Rosas, and since young Asha (Ariana DeBose) …
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Candy Cane Lane – The DVDfever Review – Prime Video – Eddie Murphy
Candy Cane Lane sees Christmas excess and capitalism brought to the fore as something to be encouraged, once again. In this part of the universe, all of the neighbours put way too much nonsense outside …
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Obliterated – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Ava Winters, Kimi Rutledge
Obliterated is like a two-hour action/buddy comedy, but which takes place over 8 episodes, and with many buddies, given the sizeable main cast. Sassy Ava Winters (Shelley Hennig – Teen Wolf: The Movie) and meathead …
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Saltburn – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Barry Keoghan
Saltburn is a film I was looking forward to as soon as I saw the trailer, mostly because Barry Keoghan has become one of the most interesting new actors in recent times, although sadly, his …
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Anatomy Of A Fall – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Sandra Hüller
Anatomy Of A Fall is a film which looked great from the trailer, and another in the list of films which disappeared when they were due for release, as listed in my video below. The …
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Call of Duty Modern Warfare III on PC / Battle.net – The DVDfever Review
Call of Duty Modern Warfare III is the latest entry in the Modern Warfare series, and I hugely enjoyed last year’s game, although I missed out on the 2019 reboot entry in the series. I …
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The Doll Factory – The DVDfever Review – Paramount+ – Esme Creed-Miles
The Doll Factory centres around a young woman named Iris (Esme Creed-Miles) who, with her twin-sister Rose (Mirren Mack) – who suffered from smallpox at the age of 16, are painting the faces of dolls …
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The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds And Snakes – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Rachel Zegler
The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds And Snakes… yes, I think that’s the whole title, there’s nothing more to add – is the prequel to the original Hunger Games trilogy books, which resulted in …
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The Star Beast – Doctor Who 60th Anniversary – The DVDfever Review – David Tennant, Catherine Tate
The Star Beast sees Russell T Davies return to writing Doctor Who, as if he didn’t destroy it enough last time, trying to throw in diversity amongst the cast, over writing a coherent script. Last …
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