Gerald McCusker

CINEMA: Deadpool & Wolverine is fantastically fierce and frenetic

FEVERISHLY anticipated by fans for what seems like an eternity now, Deadpool & Wolverine finally sees the light of day this weekend.

MOVIES: Let’s twist again – time to go tornado-hunting

TwistersWhen the original Twister came out in 1996, it (forgive the pun) blew audiences away with absolutely phenomenal special effects for the time.

MOVIES: Roll up for yet another feast of summer slapstick

Despicable Me 4Brace yourself for more minion mayhem – Despicable Me is back.

CINEMA: Tender love story not all that it seems

UnicornsTender and uplifting, director Sally El Hosaini follows up her award-winning film The Swimmers with Unicorns, a love story between a single dad motor mechanic and an Asian drag artist who lights up the night.

MOVIES: Finally the sound of silence is explained

A Quiet Place: Day One

MOVIES: Sparks fly as bad-boy bikers hit the road

The Bike Riders

CINEMA: Emotions run high in keenly anticipated Pixar sequel

Inside Out 2

CINEMA: Bad Boys return with more of the same

Bad Boys Ride or Die

MOVIES: Incy-Wincy like you’ve never seen him

StingA suitably creepy-crawly flick that will terrify those of you with a touch of arachnophobia, Sting is the latest offering from emerging horror director Kiah Roache-Turner.

MOVIES: Max is back and he’s madder and badder than ever

Furiosa: A Mad Max SagaA cult film icon, when director George Miller gave us Mad Max: Fury Road in 2015, he delivered a visually spectacular circus of grime, rage and violence – very much befitting the classic Mad Max movies he made with Mel Gibson way, way back in the day.

MOVIES AND STREAMING: A fun-filled tug at the heartstrings

IFYou may recall actor, writer and director John Krasinski from The Office (US version) and his sterling work behind the camera directing the superbly harrowing Quiet Place sci-fi horror flicks.

CINEMA AND STREAMING: Just when you thought the apes had gone

CinemaKingdom of the Planet of the ApesWhen the curtain closed on the most recent offering in the Planet of the Apes franchise, which starred the absolutely brilliant Andy Serkis, we didn’t think we'd be monkeying around with any more post-apocalyptic armies of militant chimps any time soon.

MOVIES AND STREAMING: You’re going to fall for this new Fall Guy

CinemaThe Fall GuyWith more snap, crackle and pop than a youngster's favourite breakfast cereal, Atomic Blonde and Bullet Train director David Leitch delivers yet another hugely fun and incredibly entertaining early summer action flick.

MOVIES AND STREAMING: Tennis coach takes love-all a bit too seriously

CinemaChallengersItalian director Luca Guadagnino has made a name for himself by making emotionally captivating films, usually centred around the lives of ordinary yet complicated people who are somewhat lost and in search of that special something, or someone.

MOVIES AND STREAMING: Child vampire leads a merry, bloody dance

CinemaAbigailDirectors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett won over global audiences with their recent reboots of the much-loved Scream franchise, and now the directing duo go back to their spooky roots by giving us a devilishly gory and entertaining vampire flick that's sure leave horror fans gasping for more.

Gallery: Hannahstown a hive of fun and energy

Boxing: Quinn to fight for Commonwealth honours on the June 28 'Belfast Brawl'

Gaelic Games: Vital fixtures for clubs as hurling heads towards the split

Gaelic Games: Gleeson to take time before deciding his future with Antrim

THE WEEK IN VIEW: Lies, damned lies and stupidity

SQUINTER: Live and dangerous! Not any more as GB News pull the plug

DÚLRA: We’re going raven bonkers in the city centre

HEALTHWISE: Spread it around: Margarine gets the nod over butter

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