The Gold is another of those dramas which was “inspired by real events”, so will have to imagine conversations between certain characters because CCTV can’t be everywhere at once… 40 years ago, at least, whereas …
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Plane – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Gerard Butler
Plane – a new action movie for 2023 with a very ‘plain’ moniker. Apparently, the studio wanted to give this a proper title, but Gerard Butler (Angel Has Fallen) – as pilot Brodie Torrance: – …
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Knock at the Cabin – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Dave Bautista
Knock at the Cabin is a new M. Night Shyamalan (Split) film, and for those of his I’ve seen before, they range from either okay to mediocre. They’re never great. Still, you never know how …
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Go! Go! PogoGirl on PS5 – The DVDfever Review / Let’s Play
Go! Go! PogoGirl is a new ’90s-inspired platformer, and is released on February 10th on PS5, PS4 and Xbox consoles by Ohsat Games and Ratalaika Games. Synopsis: Jump on your pogo stick and bounce, bounce, …
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Season: A Letter To The Future on PS5 – The DVDfever Review – A game that’s also an experience
Season: A Letter To The Future is more an experience than a game, as you walk around a landscape as if it’s been abandoned like in The Last Of Us, even though it’s not far …
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Consent – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 – Lashay Anderson
Consent is a new one-off Channel 4 drama set at a school where we see Archie (Tom Victor) and Natasha (Lashay Anderson) look like they’re possibly becoming an item, but due to peer pressure, the …
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Funny Woman – The DVDfever Review – Sky Showcase – Gemma Arterton
Funny Woman stars Gemma Arterton (Black Narcissus) as Barbara Parker, a young ’60s girl, working in a sweet-making factory, but aiming for the big lights, starting with being a glamour girl, and up for Miss …
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The Fabelmans – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Steven Spielberg
The Fabelmans is a new Steven Spielberg movie, which we’re told is loosely based on his life, since it centres around a young boy who learns to love the cinema from an early age, even …
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Babylon – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie
Babylon, which we learn is the movie industry’s term for Hollywood, begins in Bel Air, California, 1926, as aspiring producer Manny Torres (Diego Calva) is putting the early effort into his career, by ensuring an …
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You People – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Jonah Hill, Eddie Murphy
You People begins with financial bloke Ezra (Jonah Hill – Don’t Look Up) and his best friend, Mo (Sam Jay), in their fledgling podcast career which they want to take to the big leagues, yet …
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