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Last Breath is based on a 2019 true-life documentary of the same name, of which I was not aware until now, centred around saturation divers, who can work up to 1,000ft below the surface of …
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Meg 2: The Trench – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Jason Statham
Meg 2: The Trench is out now, and one person who did NOT suffer the jaws of defeat was the first film’s Suyin. Bingbing Li didn’t return to her role for reasons unexplained, but because …
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Avatar: The Way Of Water – The DVDfever IMAX 3D Cinema Review – James Cameron
Avatar: The Way Of Water proves that since 2009’s Avatar was Dances With Wolves In Space, the sequel is Dances With Wolves 2: Neighbours Under The Sea! And I know Neighbours is shot in Australia …
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Reminiscence – The DVDfever Review – Hugh Jackman, Rebecca Ferguson
Reminiscence begins with some early so-called “man-made global warming” scaremongering by making Miami look flooded, and everyone’s nocturnal to “escape the heat of the sun”. Meanwhile, everyone’s happy to walk through deep – and easily-avoided …
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Doctor Sleep Director’s Cut on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review – The Shining sequel
Doctor Sleep is one reason why I don’t watch so many films at the cinema, these days. As well as the fact that most of the more interesting fare just doesn’t get the space on …
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Hobbs And Shaw: Fast And Furious in IMAX – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Hobbs And Shaw: Fast And Furious, or Fast And Furious Presents Hobbs And Shaw… whatever you want to call it, sees two characters from the Fast And Furious crowd coming together to save the world …
Continue readingFear The Walking Dead teaser – Nick’s Escape
Fear The Walking Dead is a spin-off from hit zombie series The Walking Dead, and asks the question – what did the world look like as it was transforming into the horrifying apocalypse depicted in …
Continue readingThe Last Airbender on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
In The Last Airbender, the world has been split into four separate nations, one for each of the four elements – air, water, earth and fire. The film begins with two members of the Southern …
Continue readingThree Kings on DVD – The DVDfever Review
Three Kings actually features four leading men, but given the biblical reference between that and the gold involved in the film, it’s one little oversight I’m going to have to overlook. Life in the United …
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