The Irishman is out this autumn on Netflix and the first full trailer has been released and it looks awesome. De-aging technology has been used on the three leads – Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci – and it gives us that Goodfellas feel for sure. Check out the new teaser below: Dom […]
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The Virtues is a new four-part series which reunites This Is England‘s Shane Meadows with actor Stephen Graham, here, as Joseph, a painter and decorator who has reached the end of his tether. Drink and drugs help numb the pain of life, but when his ex-partner Debbie, and 9-year-old son, Shea, are moving abroad to […]
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Line Of Duty Series 5 brings AC12 back to our screens for the first time since 2017, and for the first time in my years of TV reviews, the first episode of Line Of Duty has NOT been made available for previews. Usually, this means that a show stinks, so given the series’ pedigree to […]
Yardie starts off with gang violence in Kingston, Jamaica, and the wars between the Tappa and Spicer gangs, with D – aka Dennis (Aml Ameen) narrating the story as he sees his friends cut down in their prime, as well as children being killed, showing how depressing it is that such atrocities can take place. […]
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NOTE: This competition has now ended and the winners are Michelle Williams & Jo M Welsh. DVDfever.co.uk and Studiocanal have teamed up to give you a chance to win a copy of Yardie directed by Idris Elba. There are two DVDs and two signed posters up for grabs in this competition, with the posters signed […]
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Journey’s End takes place towards the conclusion of World War I, for a few days from Monday, 18th March 1918 onwards, in St Quentin, Northern France. There’s a stalemate, and the Germans want to break this. It’ll mean an attack from their side, but as each company of soldiers must spend 6 days, out of […]
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Film Stars Don’t Die In Liverpool is set in the Scouse city in 1981, and it wasn’t until after I saw this that I discovered it was based on a true story. I hadn’t heard of her before and so that’s how I approached watching this which, at the start, finds actress Gloria Grahame (Annette […]
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Save Me centres around Nelly (Lennie James), rather a modern day Arthur Daley, doing a bit of wheeling and dealing here and there, rather than a proper job. He has principles to a degree, but being monogamous isn’t one of them, as he lives with Tina, aka ‘Teens’ (Kerry Godliman), but he’s sleeping with several […]
Posted in Reviews, TV Series Tags: Adrian Edmondson, Alan McKenna, Alexander Arnold, Alice Feetham, Amelia Bennett, Barry Ward, Bryan Senti, Camilla Beeput, Daniel Adegboyega, Daniel Fajemisin-Duncan, Dustin O'Halloran, Indeyarna Donaldson-Holness, Jason Flemyng, Kerry Godliman, Leni Zieglmeier, Lennie James, Marlon Smith, Nadine Marshall, Nicholas Croucher, Nick Murphy, Olive Gray, Patrick Schweitzer, Phil Dunster, Ragevan Vasan, Remmie Milner, Save Me, Stephen Graham, Struan Rodger, Suranne Jones, Susan Lynch, Thomas Coombes No Comments »Walk Like A Panther is a forthcoming comedy about a group of 1980s wrestlers, who are forced to don the lycra once last time when their beloved local pub is threatened with closure. They’re led by father-son duo, Mark (Stephen Graham – Little Boy Blue) and Trevor Bolton (Dave Johns – I, Daniel Blake), this […]
Journey’s End is the seminal British play about World War I, set in a dugout in Aisne in 1918. It tells the tale of a group of British officers, led by the mentally disintegrating young officer Stanhope (Sam Claflin), variously awaiting their fate. Possibly entertainming, but doesn’t look wildly different from anything we’ve seen before. […]
