Terminator 6 is due out next year, and after the godawful sequel/reboot crap that was Terminator Genisys – which had a nice idea in what Genisys was all about, but as for linking it in with Terminator, and everything to do with John Connor and rehashing Terminator 2, NO, just NO! But, the plus with […]
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Terminator 6 – Linda Hamilton returns! NEW PICTURES!
Posted by Dom Robinson on June 20th, 2018
Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice 70mm IMAX – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Posted by Dom Robinson on April 14th, 2016
Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice is more like Batman WITH Superman feat. Wonder Woman: Dawn of Mercy Graves… Well, those are the elements I can remember best. The film quickly deals with Batman’s origins, and thankfully quickly, given that Man of Steel took the best part of an hour to do that, and we […]
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Tags: Alan D Purwin, Amy Adams, Batman V Superman, Ben Affleck, Bill Finger, Bob Kane, Brandon Spink, Callan Mulvey, Chris Terrio, Christina Wren, David S. Goyer, Dawn Of Justice, Diane Lane, Gal Gadot, Harry Lennix, Henry Cavill, Holly Hunter, Hugh Maguire, Jeremy Irons, Jerry Siegel, Jesse Eisenberg, Joe Shuster, Junkie XL, Lauren Cohan, Lauren Shuler Donner, Laurence Fishburne, Mark Edward Taylor, Michael Cassidy, Michael Shannon, Nicole Forester, Ralph Lister, Rebecca Buller, Ripley Sobo, Scoot McNairy, Simon Kinberg, Tao Okamoto, Tom Holkenborg, hans zimmer, ryan reynolds, zack snyder 
No Comments »Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Posted by Darren McDaid on March 25th, 2016
Batman V Superman: Dawn of Disappointment… I mean, Dawn of Justice. Or maybe I was right first time. (Please note I will try and keep this as spoiler free as possible, I may mention one or two scenes that spoil a little but not enough to spoil the movie, I will point these out in […]
Posted in Cinema films, Movies, Reviews Tags: Alan D Purwin, Amy Adams, Batman V Superman, Ben Affleck, Bill Finger, Bob Kane, Brandon Spink, Callan Mulvey, Chris Terrio, Christina Wren, David S. Goyer, Dawn Of Justice, Diane Lane, Gal Gadot, Harry Lennix, Henry Cavill, Holly Hunter, Hugh Maguire, Jeremy Irons, Jerry Siegel, Jesse Eisenberg, Joe Shuster, Junkie XL, Lauren Cohan, Lauren Shuler Donner, Laurence Fishburne, Mark Edward Taylor, Michael Cassidy, Michael Shannon, Nicole Forester, Ralph Lister, Rebecca Buller, Ripley Sobo, Scoot McNairy, Simon Kinberg, Tao Okamoto, Tom Holkenborg, hans zimmer, ryan reynolds, zack snyder No Comments »The Forest – Official Trailer #2 – Natalie Dormer #TheForestIsReal
Posted by Dom Robinson on November 22nd, 2015
The Forest is one of those horror films where lots of spooky stuff is a-happening, and right in the thick of it is Sara (Natalie Dormer – The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 1), because her sister is travelling to a place known as The Suicide Forest to… y’know, commit suicide. However, it’s a very dangerous […]
The Forest – Official Trailer #1 – Natalie Dormer #TheForestIsReal
Posted by Dom Robinson on October 1st, 2015
The Forest is one of those horror films where lots of spooky stuff is a-happening, and right in the thick of it is Sara (Natalie Dormer – The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 1), because her sister is travelling to a place known as The Suicide Forest to… y’know, commit suicide. However, it’s a very dangerous […]
Man of Steel – The DVDfever Cinema review
Posted by Dom Robinson on June 26th, 2013
Man of Steel is a film I went into, not expecting great things based on the reviews I’d read and heard. Sometimes, it’s good to lower your expectations because when a film turned out to be a belter, such as with Brit flick Welcome To The Punch, it’s all the more enjoyable. Unfortunately, Man of […]
Posted in Cinema films, Movies, Reviews Tags: Amy Adams, Antje Traue, Armie Hammer, Ayelet Zurer, Charles Roven, Christopher Meloni, Christopher Nolan, David S. Goyer, Deborah Snyder, Diane Lane, Emma Thomas, Harry Lennix, Henry Cavill, Johnny Depp, Laurence Fishburne, Lone Ranger, Michael Shannon, Odeon, Richard Schiff, hans zimmer, kevin Costner, man of steel, russell crowe, zack snyder No Comments »Call of Duty Black Ops II on Xbox 360 – The DVDfever Review
Posted by Dom Robinson on December 3rd, 2012
Call of Duty Black Ops II begins in the year 2025 and Special Forces unit members David Mason and his partner Harper have arrived at The Vault, home to retired Sgt Frank Woods, who tells you about this game’s major bad guy, Raul Menendez. Woods tells you that Menendez visited him, and gives you a […]
Posted in Reviews, Video games, Xbox 360 Tags: Al Rodrigo, Andrew Divoff, Benito Martinez, Black Ops 2, Black Ops II, Brian Bloom, Byron Mann, CJ Connoy, Celestin Cornielle, Cira Larkin, Craig Houston, Dave Anthony, David S. Goyer, Erin Cahill, Hayden Byerly, Jack Wall, James C Burns, James Hong, Jennifer Hale, Jim Meskimen, Jimmy Kimmel, Julian Sands, Kamar de los Reyes, Lt Col Oliver L North, Micah Wright, Michael Keaton, Michael Rooker, Michelle Rodriguez, Oliver North, Omid Abtahi, Rich McDonald, Robert Wisdom, Sam Worthington, Trent Reznor, call of duty, clancy brown, tony todd No Comments »The Dark Knight Rises in 70mm IMAX – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Posted by Dom Robinson on July 28th, 2012
The Dark Knight Rises: Without a hint of opening credits, Gary Oldman appears onscreen at a press conference, where the world is mourning the death of Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart). Yes, it’d been ages since I saw The Dark Knight, and I wasn’t at all impressed with it, but I was reminded in a brief […]
Posted in Cinema films, Movies, Reviews Tags: Aidan Gillen, Alon Moni Aboutboul, Anne Hathaway, Ben Mendelsohn, Burn Gorman, Charles Roven, Christian Bale, Christopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy, David S. Goyer, Emma Thomas, Gary Oldman, Jonathan Nolan, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Juno Temple, Marion Cotillard, Matthew Modine, Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman, The Dark Knight Rises, Tom Conti, Tom Hardy, Uri Gavriel, hans zimmer, liam neeson No Comments »Blade on DVD – The DVDfever Review
Posted by Dom Robinson on October 1st, 1999
Blade is the character portrayed by Wesley Snipes, a half-man half-vampire, born that way after his mother is “turned” in 1967 prior to giving birth, thus giving him the superhuman strength and vampiric tactics, but also gaining some of their weaknesses. For every good guy there must be a bad guy. Step forward Stephen Dorff […]
