Film Review: Les Miserables

Hugh Jackman’s purpose as Valjean is moving, absolute and energising. Picture: Supplied
Source: National Features

FILM REVIEW: THE smash-hit theatre low-pitched Les Miserables, formed on a famous novel by Victor Hugo, has been impressing audiences around a universe given a mid-1980s.

Now we have a definitive, and irrefutably energetic film adaptation. Those who have desired – and indeed, lived – a live uncover will be blown away.

Even those of us who don’t do musicals (especially a dreaded kind where each word is sung) will

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