The Banshees Of Inisherin (Martin McDonagh, October 21,2022) Movie • Page 3

Nice!

 

Sweet. Time for a rewatch with closed captions!

 

Haha exactly what I was thinking

 

Really really loved this. I didn’t hate Three Billboards but it’s nice to see McDonagh still has it.

 

Just watched this again. Gosh, it's perfect. Showed a friend who was loving the dialogue so much he had us rewind a few times just to hear it again.

 

This was fecking good

 

Nice. I didn't know this was on HBO max. Can't wait to watch it.

 

Loved this. So funny and so sad.

 

I'm curious who's seen this twice and whether or not the ending hit them the same the second time. I was surprised at how hopeful it seemed the second time around, when it just seemed really bleak the first time through.

 

Just watched after a lot of anticipation. In Bruges is one of my all time favorite films and I have enjoyed every MM film.

This was incredible. I really can’t say I’ve ever had such an oddly satisfying feeling of grief and joy at the end of a film. Seemed cathartic in a sense.

Will have to watch again for sure.

 

I keep seeing Thai ads pop up that shows them laughing and having fun together on a cart, I don’t remember that from the film. Must be a flashback that was cut?

 

brings me no pleasure to report this is me for this movie

 

This was great. Loved the locations they filmed this in. Incredible and grand backdrop for such an intimate movie.

 

This was excellent. Not sure it touches In Bruges or Seven Psychopaths for me, but great to see McDonagh back in top form.

 

Still gutted by this scene

 

This movie is so sad. Still processing it a few days later

 

“There goes that dream”


Damn.


Yeah I have been thinking about the movie a lot. Definitely my favorite of 22, but that doesn’t mean much seeing as I’ve hardly seen anything.

 

This has climbed my personal rankings as I've had more time to sit with it. I'm going to have to find some time over the holidays to rewatch it.

 

This was really good and fucked me up.

 

ha I get it now

 

Man this was really great and came out of nowhere for me. Had no idea this was a thing til last week

 

Jenny

 

Also was really cool to see the actress from BB/BCS in this and would’ve had no idea she was Irish otherwise.

 

Good not great, but i enjoyed myself. Maybe my favorite of the year from what i’ve seen. Bruges still holds the title for me. That one is special

 

Probably my favorite of the year. It's just so good. I guess I should watch In Bruges, huh?