Elemental isn’t the sort of film I’d normally go and see, but I’ll get to why I ended up in the cinema with this being onscreen… But first, a short: Carl’s Date, the chap from …
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Hijack – The DVDfever Review – Apple TV+ – Idris Elba
Hijack is centered around a commercial plane with passengers wanting to get from Dubai back to England, which gets… yes, hijacked. This seven-part drama is told in real time, so the opener does start to …
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Popmaster TV – The DVDfever Review – More 4 gameshow – Ken Bruce
Popmaster TV is the televisual equivalent of Ken Bruce‘s radio quiz show Popmaster, which he recently took from Radio 2 to Greatest Hits Radio, and I have to admit that bar the occasional clip, I’ve …
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The Wicker Man Final Cut 50th Anniversary Edition – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Edward Woodward
The Wicker Man is one of those films I never really *got* when I was younger, same with The Exorcist, but then I saw that again recently, for the first time in about 25 years, …
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The Flash – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Ezra Miller, Michael Keaton
The Flash shows that he’s so quick, even the BBFC couldn’t get a handle on the full title, as it just states “Flash” on the BBFC title card. However, the film doesn’t take long to …
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I’m A Virgo – The DVDfever Review – Amazon Prime Video – Jharrel Jerome
I’m A Virgo sees LaFrancine (Carmen Ejogo – Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald) giving birth to a massive baby, who grows into 13ft-tall Cootie (Jharrel Jerome – Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse). Following a very …
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Glamorous – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Kim Cattrall, Miss Benny
Glamorous centres around Marco Mejia (Miss Benny, real name Ben J Pierce), whose mum wants him to work as a paralegal for her company, when he’d rather continue his job at the make-up store. As …
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The Change – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 – Bridget Christie
The Change sees central character Linda (Bridget Christie) going through the menopause. She’s feeling the trappings of age as she turns 50, such as how everything she does with her kids seems to annoy them, …
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No Hard Feelings – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Jennifer Lawrence
No Hard Feelings is a coming of age tale, of sorts, in which Maddie’s (Jennifer Lawrence – Don’t Look Up) car is repossessed due to expenses taxes on her house which she can’t afford, and …
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Puzzling – The DVDfever Preview – Channel 5 gameshow – Lucy Worsley
Puzzling is a new Lucy Worsley gameshow with a funky-coloured backdrop, so Channel 5 are clearly trying to give Only Connect a run for their money, also with having a nerdy female presenter (and nerdy …
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