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Truelove deals with the very dark subject of death, and when knowing you have a terminal illness and – understandably – want to choose your own time to shuffle off your mortal coil, it should …
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Around The World In 80 Days – The DVDfever Review – David Tennant – BBC drama
Around the World in 80 Days stars David Tennant as world explorer-to-be Phileas Fogg, and he’s offered a wager of £20,000, which is half his fortune, and the cash equivalent today being almost £2m. In …
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Simon Says – Inside No.9 Series 6 Episode 2 – The DVDfever Review
Simon Says is the second episode of Inside No.9 Series 6. Frustrated after a long evening, writer Spencer Maguire (Steve Pemberton, with a hairdo in the style of David Lynch) gets home after learning how …
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Carnage: Swallowing The Past – The DVDfever Review – Simon Amstell – BBC iPlayer Exclusive
Carnage: Swallowing The Past is set in 2067, a time when everyone in the world when everyone is vegan. Comedian Simon Amstell, who made a success on his brief presenting of Never Mind The Buzzcocks …
Continue readingLe Weekend on Blu-ray – competition winners!
Thanks to everyone who entered this and the winners of the Le Weekend Blu-ray competition are: SJ Wesley, Nick Hopkins and Ali Thorpe. You each win a copy of the film on Blu-ray! Look out …
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Le Weekend on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Le Weekend is so-called, not because the film is in French, but because Nick (Jim Broadbent) and Meg (Lindsay Duncan) are on a romantic weekend away to Paris for their wedding anniversary. Having travelled via …
Continue readingCOMPETITION (now closed) – Win Le Weekend on Blu-ray!
DVDfever.co.uk and Curzon Film World have teamed up to give you a chance to win one of three copies of Le Weekend on Blu-ray. Out in time for Valentine’s Day is Le Weekend, the new …
Continue readingLe Weekend – out on Blu-ray & DVD from February 10th
Out in time for Valentine’s Day is Le Weekend, the new film from Notting Hill director Roger Michell. Nick and Meg, a married couple in their late-50s (played by Jim Broadbent and BIFA Best Actress …
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