The Casual Vacancy Episode 2 began with Barry’s funeral, and threats from beyond the grave that the dead man was going to rock the foundations of Pagford in some way. Half-brother Simon was also making …
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Spectre – Featurette – First Look (2015) – Daniel Craig, James Bond Movie HD
Spectre is the 24th film in the James Bond series, following 2012’s disappointing Skyfall, and this new video shows some on-set footage as they go around Austria doing a bit of filming… however, there’s no …
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The Casual Vacancy – The DVDfever Review – JK Rowling
The Casual Vacancy 4 is an adaptation of a J.K. Rowling novel and is set in the fictional town of Pagford, in the suburban West Country. In a cast filled with famous faces, Parish council …
Continue readingBlack Mirror: The Complete Series – DVD of the week – Charlie Brooker
Black Mirror: The Complete Series is our DVD of the week and contains every single episode of Charlie Brooker’s series to date including the Christmas special, White Christmas. The episodes and stars are as follows: …
Continue readingThe Imitation Game – Official International Trailer #1 – Benedict Cumberbatch Movie HD
The Imitation Game stars Benedict Cumberbatch as the late Alan Turing, the mathmetician and logician who cracked the Enigma code, which led to the defeat of the Germans in World War II, but who was …
Continue readingThe Imitation Game – Official Trailer #1 (2014) – Benedict Cumberbatch Movie HD
The Imitation Game stars Benedict Cumberbatch as the late Alan Turing, the mathmetician and logician who cracked the Enigma code, which led to the defeat of the Germans in World War II, but who was …
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Skyfall – The DVDfever cinema review
Casino Royale was a corker, while Quantum of Solace was lacking any real direction, so all hopes were high for the 50th Anniversary movie, Skyfall. And my hopes were proved right up until the opening …
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We Need To Talk About Kevin on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
We Need To Talk About Kevin is a film I’d heard a lot of great things about prior to watching it, not least from Mark Kermode who declared it his favourite film of 2011. While …
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