Irish Kino thread for St. Patrick’s Day
Irish Kino thread for St. Patrick’s Day
Logan Brooks
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Grayson Mitchell
Camden Wright
*Enhances your kino*
Eli Cox
The Canterbury Tales. It's up on Tubi btw,
Justin Collins
Into The West is the best Irish film
is what I would be saying if it wasn't The Field
Nicholas Perry
Parker Cooper
I really like her and have since Hannah came out.
Oliver Lee
I don't even like musicals (not that it's that kind of musical)
Evan Foster
who would celebrate being irish. not even just being hateful, they know its a cursed existence
Connor Phillips
There's this one film where an American boxer kills a guy in the ring accidentally so he goes to live in his grandad's town in ireland and this woman falls in love with her and so he and her father fist fight each other for the last 20 minutes of the film
James Jenkins
Cooper Hernandez
The Barrytown trilogy is the ultimate comfy Irish series. I was far too old when I finally realised that The Commitments and The Snapper was actually supposed to be about the same family and that Colm Meaney wasn't just typecast as a dad in Ireland. I'd never even heard of The Van and the only way I could watch it when I did find out was a bad youtube copy, which I've always found strange since the other two airs on tv quite regularly and there's no problem getting DVDs of them.
David Barnes
The very very not loud dude
Jacob Allen
We're just fine actually.
Connor Nelson
what are you?
Justin Cook
[Peanuts growling]
William Perry
It's a fookin' fairytale movie.
Christopher Sullivan
likewise
Liam Foster
Evan Johnson
>The Guard
Another cracker of an Irish movie right there.
Tyler Watson
kek
Levi Wright
It's fucking cringe shite that has no identity of its own. Feels like they took elements from American coming of age movies and shoved it into an Irish setting.
Adrian Davis
I like The Nephew where the son of an Irish girl comes back to Ireland after his mother dies, having to stay with his recalcitrant uncle since he's got no other family after his parents died. He's wears the latest fashion from NYC and acts all American and so stands out like a sore thumb among the rural Irish living on a quiet island, then he gets into trouble with his mother's old love interest played by Pierce Brosnan when he starts hanging out with his daughter and opens up old wounds revolving around his mother, uncle and Pierce Brosnan. I won't post an image because then there'd be an even chance of this thread turning into nothing but forced muh white genocide whining.
Aaron Jones
youtu.be
Phenomenal film, very sad
Nicholas Brooks
Is that the movie where they're talking about fleeing to tir na nog? I remember seeing something like that as a child where there's kids, a horse and tir na nog and it's left nothing but those memories and a feeling of depression.
Xavier Lee
The pilgrimage is some medieval kino,, it's about anglo Irish monks after the Norman conquest trying to go to Rome and meeting with many hardships.
Samuel Myers
ye
It's an Irish movie in the early 90s so it is very bleak, as was the state of affairs at the time