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Ralph McLean

Ralph McLean

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Presenter and Producer, BBC Radio Ulster

Belfast

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Op Ed , Human Rights , Gender , News , Food , City , Metro News

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Music and entertainment

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Total articles 608

  • Film review: Tech terrors in the first date from hell

    By Ralph McLean Verified| Sunday Life Verified Film review: Tech terrors in the first date from hellDrop taps into modern fears to create something truly terrifying Meghann Fahy and Brandon Sklenar in DropGoing on a date can be a traumatic experience for many, but Drop turns the experience into something truly terrifying. Director Christopher Landon’s new technology thriller takes a very simple scenario — what if the casual act of AirDropping something to someone’s phone took a truly sinister turn? — and pushes it as far as he possibly can.

    By Ralph McLean Verified · Sunday Life

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Minecraft movie review: Earth-shattering family fun and visual treats galore in adaptation

    By Ralph McLean Verified| Sunday Life Verified Whether you’re into gaming or not, you’ll dig this Hollywood take on the excavating phenomenonAdapting a much-loved video game for the big screen doesn’t always result in a big box office bonanza. Hollywood is usually a little too far behind the popular culture curve with their adaptations and fans rarely find a film version of their gaming world as satisfying as the game itself anyhow — but A Minecraft Movie certainly has fun trying.

    By Ralph McLean Verified · Sunday Life

    Apr. 06, 2025

  • Film review: Tech terrors in the first date from hell

    By Ralph McLean Verified| Sunday Life Verified Film review: Tech terrors in the first date from hellDrop taps into modern fears to create something truly terrifying Meghann Fahy and Brandon Sklenar in DropGoing on a date can be a traumatic experience for many, but Drop turns the experience into something truly terrifying. Director Christopher Landon’s new technology thriller takes a very simple scenario — what if the casual act of AirDropping something to someone’s phone took a truly sinister turn? — and pushes it as far as he possibly can.

    By Ralph McLean Verified · Sunday Life

    Apr. 14, 2025

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BBC Radio Ulster