Film Reviews

Went to see Ready Player One last night, really enjoyed it, anyone who is into their 80's movies and games will love it.

With buying a gaff I haven't had a chance to spend the day at the cinema any more.

I was supposed to go to Isle of Dogs last night but got hammered instead, will go Sunday instead!

bhob wrote: A Quiet Place   Went to see it in Tallaght last night, the only problem being the cinema is full of the least quiet people imaginable. Little knackers talking and on their phones non stop, it's a f**king pain in the arse with that cinema.   On the film itself, I thoroughly enjoyed it. There's less than 50 words spoken throughout the whole thing and it's tense as f**k start to finish, some good scares too 9/10

Looking forward to seeing this, big fan of Emily Blunt

Went to see Isle of Dogs last night and really enjoyed it. As you would expect it to be it is completely off the wall but you would want a heart of stone not to spend the film smiling. I thought he managed the cultural sensitivities very well and highlighted, deliberately, our inability in the west to grasp Japanese culture while being fascinated by it and vice-versa. He really does make us look at things with a childlike wonder, to do that without ever feeling patronised or condescended to is a remarkable talent.

pre Madonna wrote: bhob wrote: A Quiet Place   Went to see it in Tallaght last night, the only problem being the cinema is full of the least quiet people imaginable. Little knackers talking and on their phones non stop, it's a f**king pain in the arse with that cinema.   On the film itself, I thoroughly enjoyed it. There's less than 50 words spoken throughout the whole thing and it's tense as f**k start to finish, some good scares too 9/10  This might be an Irish thing? I thought I hated the cinema after several such experiences at home and a couple of different parts of the country too( Cork, Dublin, Galway) that I stopped going for a very long time until the last eighteen months or so over here, where the worst behaviour was forced laughter for the first fifteen minutes of 'Death of Stalin' after which someone clearly had a word with the culprit.

I'll stick to my art-house gaff that's full of Guardian readers discussing the upcoming Ingmar Bergman season well slurping kohlrabi and caraway soup and sipping locally crafted ale then!

Bob Hoskins wrote: Has anyone seen Michael Inside?

pre Madonna wrote: I'll stick to my art-house gaff that's full of Guardian readers discussing the upcoming Ingmar Bergman season well slurping kohlrabi and caraway soup and sipping locally crafted ale then!