The History Of Sound largely includes a narration from one of its lead characters, Lionel Worthing (Paul Mescal – Gladiator), who tells how he could ‘see’ music as a young boy, as it opens in …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of HAMNET!
Hamnet: The first thing we’re informed is that the name Hamnet is interchangeable with Hamlet, but it’s not to be confused with Play School‘s Hamble. She was always the Chucky of the bunch. However, since …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of GLADIATOR II!
Gladiator II opens with a brief, hand-painted summary of the first film over the opening credits, which I wasn’t expecting. Well, I say ‘hand-drawn’, but I expect these days, CGI and AI played their part. …
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All of Us Strangers – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Andrew Scott, Paul Mescal
All of Us Strangers opens with Adam (Andrew Scott – Spectre), a writer who adapts film scripts, working late in his apartment, in a largely empty building, since for whatever reason, there’s hardly anybody living …
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The Lost Daughter – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Olivia Colman
The Lost Daughter centres around Leda (Olivia Colman – The Father), who we’re shown collapsing on a beach in Greece before events go back to the start of her holiday, there, taking accommation at a …
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The Deceived – The DVDfever Review – Emmett J Scanlan – Channel 5 drama
The Deceived made me think – Oh, it’s Cillian Murphy… but it’s not, it’s Emmett J Scanlan, from Peaky Blinders, even though so is Cillian Murphy, but then I’ve never watched that. Ophelia (Emily Reid) …
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Normal People – The DVDfever Review – Daisy Edgar-Jones
Normal People is a new 12-part drama set in Ireland, centering on the relationship between two individuals, Marianne (Daisy Edgar-Jones, above) and Connell (Paul Mescal), who meet in school, and for all that they dance …
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