The Man Who Invented Christmas centres around how Charles Dickens (Dan Stevens) created Ebenezer Scrooge (Christopher Plummer), Tiny Tim and a number of other classic characters from the timeless tale, A Christmas Carol, as he mixed real life inspirations with his vivid imagination, in what looks like a very amusing family film based on the […]
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The Man Who Invented Christmas – Trailer 1 – Dan Stevens
Posted by Dom Robinson on September 9th, 2017
One Child Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review
Posted by Dom Robinson on February 17th, 2016
One Child is part of BBC’s China Season and the title is also the policy within China of one child per household. That policy plays a part in this, but it doesn’t dominate the proceedings, so it could’ve had a better title. The drama begins, and largely takes place in the Ghangzhou where the penniless […]
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No Comments »Hell Bent – Doctor Who Series 9 Episode 12 – The DVDfever Review
Posted by Dom Robinson on December 6th, 2015
Hell Bent began with The Doctor entering a ’60 diner, with a cover of Queen’s Don’t Stop Me Now playing on the jukebox, and Clara seemingly behind the counter. This made me think, “Oh come on, bringing Clara in a lot, after she died, is just taking the proverbial!” I was expecting her to return […]
Hell Bent – Doctor Who Series 9 Episode 12 preview videos
Posted by Dom Robinson on December 4th, 2015
Hell Bent is the final episode in Doctor Who Series 9 (finally!), and this concludes the final two-parter of this series, and Peter Capaldi is joined by a number of other characters on Gallifrey, including… bloody Maisie Williams again. This time, we have a trailer, an introduction to the episode and, returning after an absence […]
Jekyll and Hyde Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review
Posted by Dom Robinson on October 25th, 2015
Jekyll and Hyde was first announced by the babbling continuity announcer with “contains some violence and scenes that young children might find upsetting”, so it’s going for the Doctor Who audience, then, although older viewers have found that upsetting by the fact that the episodes during Capaldi’s tenure to date have been frequently tedious, thanks […]
Posted in Reviews, TV Series Tags: Ace Bhatti, Alex Bertuchi, Amit Shah, Amy Bowden, Angus Wright, Carl McCrystal, Charlie Higson, Chris Cowlin, Christian McKay, Colin Teague, Dacio Caballero, David Arnold, David Bark-Jones, Deborah Rosan, Dee Tails, Donald Sumpter, Enzo Cilenti, Foz Allan, Francis Hopkinson, Jekyll and Hyde, Kasuni Narmada Kurulugama, Lolita Chakrabarti, Melanie Wilder, Michael Karim, Michael Price, Natalie Gumede, Nathaly Nanayakkara, Neil Bishop, Niamh Walsh, Oliver Gilbert, Phil McKee, Raja Ganeshan, Rhys Isaac-Jones, Richard E. Grant, Robert Wilfort, Robin Hooper, Ruby Bentall, Stephanie Hyam, Steve Munroe, Thomas Coombes, Tom Bateman, Tom Rhys Harries, Wallis Day No Comments »Coalition – The DVDfever Review
Posted by Dom Robinson on March 29th, 2015
Coalition is a Channel 4 drama based on the week following the 2010 UK general election, as Labour came to the end of a chequered 13-year term in government, with the Tories snapping at their heels. It begins during the time of the first leaders’ debate, but we don’t get to see them actually doing […]
Posted in Reviews, TV Series Tags: Adam James, Alex Avery, Alex Holmes, Andrew Bone, Ben Abell, Bertie Carvel, Caroline Fitzgerald, Chris Larkin, Coalition, David Annen, Deborah Findlay, Dixie Linder, Donald Sumpter, Duncan Wisbey, Ian Grieve, James Francis Andrews, James Graham, Leah Perkins, Lee Nicholas Harris, Mark Dexter, Mark Gatiss, Marta Barrio, Michael Cochrane, Michael Sheldon, Nicholas Burns, Nick Holder, Richard Teverson, Sally Scott, Samuel Sim, Sarah Curtis, Sebastian Armesto, Steve Conway, Terry Diab No Comments »Channel 4’s The Mill, out on DVD on August 19th
Posted by Dom Robinson on July 19th, 2013
CHANNEL 4 continues its run of outstanding television with brand new period drama The Mill, a powerful series set in Quarry Bank Mill in Cheshire during the industrial revolution. Acorn Media is delighted to announce its release on DVD. This exceptional drama is Channel 4’s first factually-inspired period drama and is written by BAFTA award-winning […]
