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Review of Alien: Covenant (2017)

By Michael Lee (16) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 17 May 2017

Alien: Covenant is half Prometheus sequel/ half Alien prequel and in many ways, it feels like a missed opportunity, but it's probably the best…

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Review of Without Name (2017)

By Michael Lee (16) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 10 May 2017

Finnegan is clearly a filmmaker of tremendous capacity and vision, and even when [Without Name] doesn't entirely work, he doesn't fail in teasing…

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Review of The Transfiguration (2016)

By Sarah Cullen (14) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 03 May 2017

Ingeniously blending conventions of realism with those of horror cinema, O'Shea has created a remarkable commentary on modern society: one…

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Review of Killing for Love (2016)

By Michael O'sullivan (1,712) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 27 Apr 2017

For those with an acquired taste for epic romance films from yesteryear, The Promise should recall fond memories of a genre rarely seen in…

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Review of The Promise (2017)

By Michael O'sullivan (1,712) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 27 Apr 2017

For those with an acquired taste for epic romance films from yesteryear, The Promise should recall fond memories of a genre rarely seen in…

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Review of The Promise (2016)

By Michael O'sullivan (1,712) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 27 Apr 2017

For those with an acquired taste for epic romance films from yesteryear, The Promise should recall fond memories of a genre rarely seen in…

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Review of The Promise (2017)

By Michael O'sullivan (1,712) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 27 Apr 2017

For those with an acquired taste for epic romance films from yesteryear, The Promise should recall fond memories of a genre rarely seen in…

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Review of A Dark Song (2016)

By Sadhbh Ní Bhroin (12) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 26 Apr 2017

With a cutting soundtrack and desaturated imagery, A Dark Song is a film that is gloomy, broody, but which offers little past masculine aggression…

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Review of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017)

By Sarah Griffin (11) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 26 Apr 2017

Not quite reaching the all-out perfection of the original, Guardians Vol…

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Review of Rules Don't Apply (2016)

By Stephen Porzio (31) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 26 Apr 2017

Rules Don't Apply doesn't hang together but for fans of Beatty there are glimmers of his now trademark stylish direction and witty dialogue…

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Review of Handsome Devil (2017)

By Michael O'sullivan (1,712) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 20 Apr 2017

Handsome Devil succeeds in delivering a far more satisfying examination of masculinity than before, presenting an encouraging message for teenagers…

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Review of Neruda (2016)

By Michael Lee (16) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 20 Apr 2017

Larraín doesn't water the content down for the audience; instead, he manages to keep it potent, and, what's further still, accessible…

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Review of Going in Style (2017)

By Michael O'sullivan (1,712) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 19 Apr 2017

Going in Style is not a bad film by any means, but its biggest crime is being an unimpressionable one…

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Review of Raw (2017)

By Sarah Cullen (14) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 19 Apr 2017

I'm not entirely sure what Raw was intending to convey - veterinarians are evil? Vegetarians are liars? College students are jerks…

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Review of Ghost in the Shell (2017)

By Paul Farren (7) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 05 Apr 2017

It serves as a passable bit of movie fare, that feels like it time travelled from the '90s and picked up some lavish special effects on the…

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Review of Free Fire (2017)

By Andrew Carroll (13) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 30 Mar 2017

Free Fire has set a high standard for action cinema in 2017 and beyond…

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Review of Smurfs: The Lost Village (2017)

By Michael O'sullivan (1,712) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 30 Mar 2017

A product of a far less interesting time, there simply is no necessity for Smurfs anymore…

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Review of The Lost City of Z (2017)

By Liam Hanlon (17) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 29 Mar 2017

Percy is an admirable human being and The Lost City of Z does him justice, as well as James Gray creating a visually arresting film and a stunning…

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Review of The Eyes of My Mother (2016)

By Ellen Murray (27) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 29 Mar 2017

Deeply disturbing, and with just enough visual tantalisations to boast the director's skill, The Eyes of My Mother is a film that only few…

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Review of Life (2017)

By Ruairí Moore (1) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 29 Mar 2017

Though borrowing heavily from better films that went before, Life is nonetheless an entertaining entry to a tired genre that manages to stand…

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