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Ireland’s Wars: Bloody Sunday (1920)
Thing were poised very delicately for the IRA in Dublin in November 1920. GHQ had managed to help orchestrate a nationwide campaign of rebellion against British rule, the Squad had annihilated the DMP’s G Division, and a certain aura of … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1920, auxiliaries, bloody sunday, britain, cairo gang, collins, croke park, dublin, hardy, history, intelligence, ireland, mckee, ric, russell, war, war of independence
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Review: Dunkirk
Dunkirk Trailer It’s been a while since I went into a film with expectations this sky-high. It isn’t just that it’s a film about Dunkirk, that pivotal moment in the western democracies’ World War II experience. It isn’t just that … Continue reading
Review: The Revenant
The Revenant Trailer Alejandro Inarritu’s Birdman was my pick of the year for 2015 (Irish release dates). There was a confluence of greatness all throughout that picture, from the performances, to the script to that incredible cinematography, all elements of … Continue reading
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Tagged dicaprio, film, hardy, inarritu, movies, reviews, the revenant
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Review: Legend
Legend Trailer Here we have an interesting confluence. Before going into see this, I could say that I knew next to nothing about the infamous Kray twins, aside from the very basics: brothers who headed a criminal organisation in 1960s/70s … Continue reading
Review – Mad Max: Fury Road
Mad Max: Fury Road Trailer George Miller’s most famous creation is one of those cult films that has managed to retain both a fawning core of intense fandom, as well as leaving a mark on the wider popular consciousness. But I … Continue reading
The Dark Knight Rises
I review movies to discuss them, not recommend them. As such, spoilers. It’s good. Not The Dark Knight good, but still very good. Christopher Nolan rarely disappoints and his Batman trilogy is the hallmark for live action interpretations of what … Continue reading
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