Rate the last movie you watched out of 10

[Hank Scorpio]

saw a preview screening of An Cailin Ciuin last week.. OMG - twas like I had been hypnotised.. v clever director.. acting was A1 too.. i'll saw no more.. just go see it (though it won't be for everyone on here)
PS contrary to what you might think, this needs to be seen in cinema I think - on big screen

The Quiet Girl (2021) - IMDb

The Quiet Girl: Directed by Colm Bairéad. With Catherine Clinch, Carrie Crowley, Andrew Bennett, Michael Patric. RURAL IRELAND. 1981. A quiet, neglected girl is sent away from her dysfunctional family to live with foster parents for the summer. She blossoms in their care, but in this house where...

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Id honestly rather watch paint dry than sit through an Irish language movie.

Its a dead langauge.

Unless its a Apocalypto thing going for authentic language of the time then Ive no interest in some gaelgoir's pet project.

If they want to give an accurate depiction of Irish in use have some shop assistant in the Gaeltacht occasionally saying Slan to a customer.

 

[sigourney's knickers]

Id honestly rather watch paint dry than sit through an Irish language movie.

Its a dead langauge.

Unless its a Apocalypto thing going for authentic language of the time then Ive no interest in some gaelgoir's pet project.

If they want to give an accurate depiction of Irish in use have some shop assistant in the Gaeltacht occasionally saying Slan to a customer.

Black 47? Half n half? Like rice n chips with a curry?

 

[Hank Scorpio]

Black 47? Half n half? Like rice n chips with a curry?

Nah that was total garbage too.


An Rambó

 

[jaycee]

Id honestly rather watch paint dry than sit through an Irish language movie.

Its a dead langauge.

Unless its a Apocalypto thing going for authentic language of the time then Ive no interest in some gaelgoir's pet project.

If they want to give an accurate depiction of Irish in use have some shop assistant in the Gaeltacht occasionally saying Slan to a customer.

i thought you wer a lot more open minded than that.. your loss

 

[sigourney's knickers]

i thought you wer a lot more open minded than that.. your loss

Never mind. He reads exploration books and thinks polar bears live in Antarctica.

 

[sigourney's knickers]

Id honestly rather watch paint dry than sit through an Irish language movie.

Its a dead langauge.

Unless its a Apocalypto thing going for authentic language of the time then Ive no interest in some gaelgoir's pet project.

If they want to give an accurate depiction of Irish in use have some shop assistant in the Gaeltacht occasionally saying Slan to a customer.

In the same sentence about languages.

 

[Hank Scorpio]

In the same sentence about languages.

The quiet girl is set in 1981. Gibson's action movie is set in the 1400s.

You telling me the two are comparable yeah?



Good man.

 

[sigourney's knickers]

The quiet girl is set in 1981. Gibson's action movie is set in the 1400s.

You telling me the two are comparable yeah?



Good man.

Not at all.

I was only invalidating your opinion because of your grammar.

Lighten up. It's almost lunchtime.

 

[sigourney's knickers]

Firestarter

Another remake based on the classic Stephen King book, the first version was released in 1984, it tells the story of Charlie, a 12 year old girl born to parents who were both experimented on by evil Government body and developed 'powers' which Charlie had from birth but which are now manifesting out of control.

Bit of a yawn fest, didn't do much so 4/10 but i'll give the soundtrack 7/10 as it's composed by John Carpenter.

I rate your review 4/10.

 

[Skybluebarry1]

Cinema night in Casa Highbury last night. 2 movies, one was The Northman 4/10 a load of tripe,shite or fuck me what did i just watch.

Movie 2 was Operation Mincemeat based on a true WW2 story. 8/10. Nice to see someone make a fool of Herr Hitler.