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Review of Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)

By Paul Farren (7) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 13 Jul 2017

Holland's wonderful performance keeps everything grounded…

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Review of The Beguiled (2017)

By Ellen Murray (27) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 13 Jul 2017

Beautiful, tense and engaging, the film will lure you in with every frame…

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Review of Baby Driver (2017)

By Liam Hanlon (17) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 05 Jul 2017

Amongst the deluge of summer blockbuster and extended universe releases, Baby Driver is a breath of fresh cinematic air…

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Review of Risk (2017)

By Michael O'sullivan (1,712) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 05 Jul 2017

Poitras finds fresh ground to cover, bringing the important stories of the past back into the present spotlight where it's as important as…

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Review of Twice Shy (2016)

By Sadhbh Ní Bhroin (12) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 05 Jul 2017

This film is exceedingly poignant in its depiction of Maggie, from her timid talk with her sister to her decision to travel, and these scenes…

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Review of Halal Daddy (2017)

By Stephen Porzio (31) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 05 Jul 2017

What drags the movie down is a reliance on broad gags and characters and an oddly paced narrative…

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Review of Kedi (2017)

By Ellen Murray (27) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 05 Jul 2017

While cat lovers will naturally be drawn to this documentary due to the subject matter alone, those with more ambiguous feelings towards our…

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Review of Revolutions (2016)

By Stephen Porzio (31) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 05 Jul 2017

Like many of its subjects, Revolutions is fierce, lovable and scrappy…

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Review of The Book of Henry (2017)

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

The Book of Henry had promising elements within its opening act that were quickly dismantled once that event occurred…

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Review of Whitney: Can I Be Me (2017)

By Stephen Porzio (31) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 21 Jun 2017

An appropriately tragic yet surprisingly eye-opening documentary on the rise and fall of singer and actress Whitney Houston…

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Review of Gifted (2017)

By Ellen Murray (27) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 21 Jun 2017

Gifted is too paint-by-numbers to be brilliant but it makes for an enjoyable watch even though it often goes for the low ground to make an…

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Review of My Cousin Rachel (2017)

By David Turpin (1) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 14 Jun 2017

Holliday Grainger is appealing as Philip's own lovelorn admirer, Louise, while Simon Russell Beale and Tim Barlow make characteristic hay with…

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Review of Wonder Woman (2017)

By Sadhbh Ní Bhroin (12) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 01 Jun 2017

From start to finish, Wonder Woman is an origin story that is faithful, thoughtful, and streaked with exciting action and impressive stunts…

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Review of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (2017)

By Liam Hanlon (17) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 25 May 2017

It's a perfunctory film to pass some time, but Pirates of the Caribbean is another series suffering from franchise fatigue and it needs to…

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Review of Inversion (2016)

By Stephen Porzio (31) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 25 May 2017

Inversion feels like a neo-realist movie. The settings appear tangible and authentic. The actors disappear into their characters…

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Review of Baywatch (2017)

By Liam Hanlon (17) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 25 May 2017

Has Baywatch managed to successfully navigate a tv-to-film crossover? Not in the slightest…

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Review of In View (2016)

By Seán Crosson (3) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 18 May 2017

In View is not easy viewing but it is Dunne's extraordinary performance as Ruth that principally keeps the viewer's interest throughout the narrative…

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Review of King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017)

By Ellen Murray (27) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 17 May 2017

Much like the titular character, seems to be suffering from an identity crisis. Half sweeping fantasy epic, half nitty-gritty gang comedy…

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Review of Alien: Covenant (2017)

By Tom Crowley (8) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 17 May 2017

Covenant is at its best when the horror aspect of the film comes to the fore, the problem is that one has to be patient while the scriptwriters…

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Review of Frantz (2016)

By Michael O'sullivan (1,712) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 17 May 2017

Frantz contains revelations unrelated to the manner in which it protects, and then peels away, its central mystery…

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