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Mortal Kombat II film review: nostalgia and strong cast

The News

A reviewer finds Mortal Kombat II delivers childhood nostalgia and a strong cast led by Karl Urban as Johnny Cage, though the film is not flawless. The cast, including Adeline Rudolph as Kitana and Josh Lawson as Kano, helps keep the story engaging despite the film's shortcomings.

6 hours ago · Namibian Sun

Culture

  1. Mortal Kombat II film review: nostalgia and strong cast

    A reviewer finds Mortal Kombat II delivers childhood nostalgia and a strong cast led by Karl Urban as Johnny Cage, though the film is not flawless. The cast, including Adeline Rudolph as Kitana and Josh Lawson as Kano, helps keep the story engaging despite the film's shortcomings.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun

  2. Namibian artist Anne Lacheiner-Kuhn explores identity and belonging

    Namibian artist Anne Lacheiner-Kuhn, who grew up on a farm near Otjiwarongo in the 1980s, creates work using collage, found materials and reconstructed imagery. Her practice explores themes of identity, queerness and belonging, with her latest exhibition 'Be Longing' centring on those themes.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun

Sport

  1. McNealy leads PGA Championship after second round

    Maverick McNealy seized the lead at five-under par Friday in the second round of the PGA Championship at Aronimink, where cold, windy conditions created difficulty for the field. The 30-year-old American, in his 14th major start, made an eagle and two birdies in a five-hole span to reach the solo lead.

    5 hours ago · The Namibian

  2. Aston Villa beats Liverpool 4–2, secures Champions League spot

    Aston Villa defeated Liverpool 4–2 on Friday to secure Champions League qualification, with Ollie Watkins scoring twice. Liverpool slip to fifth place, four points ahead of Bournemouth with two games remaining, raising questions about manager Arne Slot's future.

    6 hours ago · The Namibian

Opinion

  1. Medicine shortages drive patients toward traditional healers

    An opinion piece argues that Namibia's pharmaceutical shortages in public hospitals and clinics are creating opportunity for traditional healers and sangomas, who operate without supply-chain constraints and face no medication stock problems.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun

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