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The Studio opens with a man escaping from building! A fight! Guns! Knives, etc… but it’s an action scene on a movie set, with Paul Dano playing himself in an early scene, before Seth Rogen …
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Tag: Martin Scorsese
Killers of The Flower Moon – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro
Killers of The Flower Moon is a film that will certainly move you… In the case of a man sat nearby, he moved out of the auditorium as soon as the BBFC title card appeared, …
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Pieces Of A Woman – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Vanessa Kirby, Shia LaBeouf
Pieces of a Woman takes place over a period of a number of months, starting on September 17th, where mum-to-be Martha (Vanessa Kirby – Mission Impossible: Fallout) buys a new, spacious car with husband Sean …
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The Irishman – The DVDfever Cinema / Netflix Review – Robert De Niro
The Irishman centres around former mob hitman Frank Sheeran (Robert De Niro) as is starts off in a care home, where he’s talking to someone about his life, but who? Even now I’ve watched the …
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The Irishman – Trailer 1 – Martin Scorsese
The Irishman now has a full trailer and a release date and I still can’t wait to see it. I just wish Ray Liotta was also in this, but at least we’ve got Robert De …
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The Wolf of Wall Street on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
The Wolf of Wall Street made for an intriguing, if rather long, cinema outing, but it’s certainly worth a re-watch on Blu-ray. The film tells the real-life tale of Jordan Belfort, a stockbroker and playboy …
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The Wolf Of Wall Street – The DVDfever cinema review
The Wolf of Wall Street tells the real-life tale of Jordan Belfort, a stockbroker and playboy who was making almost a million dollars a week by the time he was 26 years old. Starting at …
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Taxi Driver: 35th Anniversary Re-release – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Taxi Driver: I am preparing to commit sacrilege, but I don’t think it passes the test of time. There you are, I’ve said it. My film reviewers’ credibility (if I had any) has just gone …
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