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MOVIE REVIEW: Bohemian Rhapsody will send shivers down your spine

Gwilym Lee and Rami Malek star in a scene from the movie “Bohemian Rhapsody”. Photo: Fox/CNS. By John Mulderig Rami Malek gives himself completely to the role of Freddie Mercury in “Bohemian Rhapsody” (Fox), director Bryan Singer’s biopic of the lead singer of the rock group Queen, with impressive artistic results. The moral status of Singer’s film, as scripted by Anthony McCarten, how...
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MOVIE REVIEW: Hope exists for those who seek in ‘An Interview with God’

Brenton Thwaites as Paul Asher and David Strathairn as ‘The Man’ in “An Interview with God”. Photo: Astute Films. By Peter Sheehan This American film develops an intriguing plot line about a crisis-ridden journalist who returns home after covering the war in Afghanistan, and then conducts a series of interviews with someone who claims he is God. The journalist, named Paul Asher (played...
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MOVIE REVIEW: Halloween, 40 years of gruesomeness

Jamie Lee Curtis stars in the movie “Halloween”. Photo: Universal/CNS. By John Mulderig One of modern Hollywood’s most enduring horror franchises turns 40 this year. To mark the occasion, director and co-writer David Gordon Green presents us with Halloween (Universal), a direct sequel to the eponymous 1978 original. Neither the anniversary nor the picture intended to salute it is an...
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RECIPE: Indonesian soy-coated chicken wings

There is nothing more satisfying than the taste of zingy, soy-based sauce on succulent chicken wings, accompanied by fresh lettuce, tomato and cucumber on a fine spring afternoon.

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Book Review: Archbishop Fisher writes new book for young people

My Dear Young Friend by Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP. Image: Sourced. By The Catholic Weekly “What is my life for? What are my passions, hopes and ideals? Where do I belong and get my identity and meaning? Where, ultimately, will I find that ‘infinite joy’ for which I was made and my heart craves?” Speaking directly to the deepest desires of young Catholics to do more and be more, Archbishop...
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MOVIE REVIEW: First Man on the Moon splendidly depicted on the big screen

Ryan Gosling stars in a scene from the movie “First Man”. Photo: Universal/CNS. By John Mulderig By turns the intimate portrait of its elusive subject’s inner life and a lavish look back at the sometimes tragic, ultimately triumphant race to the Moon, First Man (Universal), director Damien Chazelle’s multi-dimensional profile of astronaut Neil Armstrong (1930-2012), is a splendid piece of...
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MOVIE REVIEW: A Star Is Born, Lady Gaga soars in big screen debut

Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta (Lady Gaga) and Bradley Cooper feature in a scene from the movie “A Star is Born”. Photo: Warner Bros/CNS. By Kurt Jensen The third remake of that sturdy warhorse A Star Is Born (Warner Bros) pays occasional homage to its forebears, particularly the 1954 version starring Judy Garland and James Mason, which only serves to indicate that its formulaic “stan...
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MOVIE REVIEW: Tom Hardy stars as the monstrous Venom

Reid Scott, Michelle Williams and Tom Hardy star in in a scene from the movie “Venom”. Photo: Sony/CNS. By John Mulderig Whatever you do, don’t call that alien who has taken up residence in your body a parasite. The polite term, it seems, is “symbiote”. Such is the dubious lesson in etiquette conveyed by the sci-fi-driven, Marvel Comics-based bit of nonsense Venom (Columbia). Direct...
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MOVIE REVIEW: Alpha redefines the meaning of leadership, friendship and family

Kodi Smit-McPhee stars in a scene from the movie “Alpha”. Photo: Sony/CNS. By Theresia Titus Set in Europe, Director Albert Hughes latest blockbuster Alpha dates back to 20,000 years ago, when hunting was still the main occupation of men. The film brings to life the imagination of Hughes, telling a story of friendship between man and his furry friends. The film opens with a group of...
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MOVIE REVIEW: The House with a Clock in Its Walls lacks magical spark

Cate Blanchett, Owen Vaccaro and Jack Black star in a scene from the movie “The House with a Clock in Its Walls”. Photo: Universal/CNS. By John Mulderig For all its spells and incantations, the witchcraft-themed fantasy The House with a Clock in Its Walls (Universal) lacks magic. Though some of the humour works, the film makes little impression and registers as only passable entertainm...
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