TV & Satellite Week – 13 July 2019

Rami Malek as

Freddie Mercury

Patricia Arquette,

Angela Bassett and

Felicity Huffman

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SUMMER FILM PREVIEWS...

Spider-Man:

Into the

Spider-Verse

Otherhood

AUGUST NETFLIX

This adaptation ofBritish

author William Sutcliffe’s 2008

comic novel about interfering

mothers and immature sons

transfers the action from

Pinner and London to

Poughkeepsie and New York.

Three suburban moms turn

up unannounced at the homes

of their 30-something sons,

determined to stay for a week

and learn why their offspring

haven’t properly grown-up.

Patricia Arquette, Angela

Bassett and Felicity Huffman

play the mothers, and Jake

Hoffman, Sinqua Walls and

Jake Lacy are the sons.

AUGUST SKY CINEMA

This dazzlingly playful, Oscar-winning animated

movie takes Marvel Comics’ friendly neighbourhood

crime-fighter into fresh realms. Brooklyn teenager

Miles Morales (voiced by Shameik Moore) has a go

at the web-slinging superhero’s role after, you’ve

guessed, getting bitten by a radioactive spider. But

he’s soon encountering a bunch of other Spideys

from other dimensions, notably a jaded, run-to-seed

adult Spider-Man (Jake Johnson), Spider-Gwen

(Hailee Steinfeld), an anime Peni Parker (Kimiko

Glenn), a hard-bitten Spider-Man Noir (Nicolas

Cage), and even a porcine hero, Spider-Ham (John

Mulaney) – all of them animated in different ways.

Bohemian Rhapsody

SEPTEMBERSKY CINEMA

It’s no surprise that this exuberant Freddie Mercury biopic

was a box-office smash and rewarded Rami Malek with a

well-deserved Best Actor Oscar. The film – which follows

Freddie joining Queen in 1970 to the band’s unforgettable

performance at Live Aid in 1985 – received harsh reviews,

but grossed more than $900million worldwide. Malek

took singing and dancing lessons to belt out the likes

of We Will Rock You and We Are the Champions.

Smallfoot

JU LYSKY CINEMA

Turning the legend of the

abominable snowman

upside down, this jaunty

animated romp imagines

a Himalayan village of

yetis for whom humans,

who they call Smallfoot,

remain a legend. And, of

course, no one believes the

exuberant young yeti called

Migo (voiced by Channing

Tatum) who claims to have

met a fabled Smallfoot.

Prepare for cute critters,

slapstick fun and songs.

Superheroes from

different dimensions

join forces

Will anyone

believe Migo?

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