Tony’s Top 5 Christmas Films
Well another year another Christmas and if you’re still with us congratulation’s you have survived another Christmas season. For some, Christmas is a time of cheer, for family and tradition. […]
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The Payoff
It’s been two days and I still can’t quite wrap my head around just how we managed to win the Best Film/TV Blog at this years Irish Blog Awards. The […]
Top 5 Best Voice Performances in Animated Movies
Actors have a tough job, embodying and conveying a character, I can only imagine it is harder when they cannot use their own face or body, and that character is […]
#LearnTheMovies: What makes a great antagonist?
An antagonist must be exceptionally good at attacking a hero’s greatest weakness.
Live By Night (2017) A lesson in checking your own homework
like a hangover piss after a heavy night it; splits off and goes all over the place just making a mess.
The Girl On The Train (your one on the Luas)
If staring at women on public transport is a habit of yours then go see this movie. You will legitimately never want to make eye contact with anyone on a train again. You’ll end up treating every trip like one on the red Luas line- just keeping your eyes down and trying not to get sucked into a crime.
Swiss Army Man (2016)
As the characters start off this tribal ominous humming that becomes an absolute show-stealer for the scene it’s in.
The Legend of Tarzan (2016) a study in forgotten idealism.
But that’s why I loved this film. I feel like it’s only achievable to have this sort of ‘take on the world attitude’ in films set in the far past.
