What is the best film to come out of this island?
Braveheart
Calvery
>>68680829
Song of the Sea and The secret of Kells.
The Guard
>>68680829
Isn't that Westeros?
fatal deviation
The Wind That Shakes the Barley
>>68681049
MARXIST BULLSHIT OUT
I've lived in Ireland
Ama
>>68681168
How soon are you leaving?
>>68681096
What the fuck are you talking about?
>>68681168
Can I have some of your lucky charms?
The Field
>>68681168
which of the twelve steps is your favorite?
Lord of the Rings
trainspotting
>>68681228
Do you know anything about Ken Loach?
>>68681335
That was New Zealand lad
71
>>68681096
>>68681202
I left in 2001,I lived there for a year.
>>68681259
Sure.
>>68681324
The first step is always the hardest
>>68681357
He's not a Marxist though.
>>68681357
Fuck all but I didn't get any Marxist vibes from TWTStB desu
>>68680857
>>68680886
>>68680922
these tbqh
>>68680857
second this and I live there
Garage
>>68681479
I'm Irish too. Calvery is pure kino.
>>68680829
In Bruges
Ireland reporting in
Calvary is legit good
The Guard is a good comedy
Sing Street is a good 80s throwback film that came out this year and stars CIA for you meme sprouters
Frank
The Comittments
The Lobster
In the name of the father
>Its an Irish film made with lotto money starring Colm Meaney episode
>>68681049
Yes
>>68681526
I thought the guard was alright but it's the type of thing rte pimp out like fuck, so fucking embarrassing
>>68681168
I currently live in Ireland.
AMA
>>68681370
great film, 8/10 IMO
>>68681537
The Lobster was a greek director though
>>68681526
Sing Street was alright for the first 30 mins as a music related film, and then it ate shit so fucking hard
Only redeeming factors were the stoner brother and the absolute qt lead female who wasn't even Irish
>>68681612
I posted it before him. Don't you ever post in a fucking thread I'm in again faggot
>>68681604
>where on the spectrum would Ireland's current gov't fit
>how popular is your far-right group(s)
>do you see N. Ireland joining you democratically in the next 20 years? In the next 50 years?
>also, where u at?
>>68681711
srry ur post was less aesthetic so i ignored it
Braveheart
![the-boxer_affiche1[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/DnLN4AR.jpg "the-boxer_affiche1[1].jpg")
This was pretty good
>>68680829
Jurassic Park
not sure but burn all taigs
>>68681715
We dont have a govt. or right wing groups lel
>>68681715
There isn't even a current government but the two main parties are centre right.
There are no far-right groups in Ireland. The anti-immigration right wing parties are non-existent. Bear in mind our dominant parties aren't necessarily pro-immigration, they just bend to the will of Brussels too easily so they will begrudgingly accept enrichment.
I think it is inevitable desu. The UK won't support Northern Ireland forever and the Catholic/nationalist community is outgrowing the loyalists.
/limerick/ reporting.
Anybody seen that irish short film about the guy who has learning difficulties and hes looking after a petrol station? Cant remember what its called but its brilliant
>>68680829
I quite liked Michael Collins
https://youtu.be/F1pkbe29910
In Bruges
>>68681715
>>where on the spectrum would Ireland's current gov't fit
Shambolic
>>how popular is your far-right group(s)
We don't really have any significant ones
>>do you see N. Ireland joining you democratically in the next 20 years? In the next 50 years?
A referendum will come at some point. When it will come, and the result, I cannot say.
>>also, where u at?
Dublin
Anyone seen this? Underrated desu
UDA
D
A
what island is this
>>68682066
Madagascar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lE1n6iY9-tQ
>>68682066
Australia
>>68682066
It's literally called Island. You can't make this shit up.
>>68682023
no, U da man
>>68681913
That is Garage. Its a feature length by the guy who directed Room. I agree with you, it is brilliant.
>>68682066
North Sentinel island
>>68682066
Westeros
>>68682066
Novaya Zemlya
>>68681817
>>68681909
>>68682007
so is it a minority government of sorts, where no party was able to carry a majority so both parties sit in office, not agreeing on anything at all?
sometimes Canada has those too.
I would assume some sort of far right would exist in Ireland, due to their lack of intervention during ww2 against NAzi Germany, combined with generations of hostility towards their neighbours bred into them
also revolutionized Irish film making somehow
>>68682215
>not posting the name
fuck off retard
>>68682213
Yes, pretty much that, except the government hasn't come into office yet because the two parties have been in negotiations for the past three weeks with no progress.
>ireland thread and no one has posted sersh yet
disappointed
>>68682215
What is this? It looks great.
>>68682015
Great film, love Irish music films
>>68680829
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPQ9W5zZBWg
Barry Lyndon
>>68682255
There's a magic sword rising from the water. See if you can figure it out.
>>68682213
It's actually a small area in pol.Science as of late, trying to figure out why Irealnd has all the conditions for a far-right party yet has none. Kind of interesting.
My waifu.
>>68682255
if you don't know what it is you don't deserve to know
Hunger.
>>68682319
Did you like Once?
>>68682215
Wait, this film is Irish?
>>68682313
>sersh
she's pretty hot for an irish girl desu
>>68682066
Mata Nui
>It's an American tries to do an Irish accent episode
>>68681642
Set in ireland, finaced jointly with irish money, stars irish actor.
>>68682334
There are multiple adaptations of King Arthur. What specific movie is this?
pasty supper anyone?
>>68682213
We had pretty much no history of immigration until about twenty years ago. Also I think we're self aware enough to realise it would be ridiculous for the Irish to complain about immigration.
We actually leant towards the Allies as far as possible while maintaining our neutral status during WW2
The negotiations to form our next government our still ongoing.
>>68682348
oh, you must be the manlet she ridiculed and mocked when she was in bed with me yesterday
Song of the Sea
>>68682155
>Room
Wow, I did not know that, out of all.the Oscar noms last year that was the only film I thought truly deserved it. Now I need to rewatch Garage
>>68682338
We have Identity Ireland, the most recent pop-up right wing party, very small, barely any following here.
>>68682213
>so is it a minority government of sorts, where no party was able to carry a majority so both parties sit in office, not agreeing on anything at all?
Basically this. No party has enough seats to form a majority, and no coalitions are willing to be formed so we're just sitting here without a government at the moment.
Most people are fairly xenophobic without outright being racist, although university students are utter multiculturist socially marxist cancer. We also don't have minority communities large enough to the point where they generate a significant amount of crime.
We are in grave danger of being enriched without actually being so yet. It all depends on whether Europe eventually cracks under the strain of the immigration and Muslim problem.
>>68682255
>>68682334
>>68682455
>>68682317
>>68682371
Excalibur (1981)
>>68682395
Sarah is hotter
>>68682338
I think it might be due to an air of defeatism that has followed Ireland.
I mean no offense, but you were a territory of another nation for centuries, the lack of ability for the potato people to change their government or affect even local politics might've just ingrained defeatism and a lack of will to change their political scenario.
It would at least explain your current day situation.
>Tell me, that you'll kiss me
>Whisper that you'll love me
>Sersh will never tell you this
>>68682576
Top notch bird.
>>68682574
I'll watch anything Brendan Gleeson is in.
One long stare and a couple dark jokes from him could be a film in itself from christ sake.
>>68682594
>>68682392
No, but it was filmed in Ireland.
>>68682455
Excalibur (1981).
>>68682480
delete that
>>68682594
;_;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sx83owWT5Ck
>>68682553
>although university students are utter multiculturist socially marxist cancer.
As an Irish college student I resent that statement. I and a lot of my friends are admittedly quite xenophobic.
>>68682567
Thanks, anon.
>>68682576
>degenerates
>hot
>>68682576
Yisus, that body tipe.
>>68682576
>>68682618
she might be hotter in more conventional ways but sersh is pure waifu material + has amazing personality + two oscar noms and lots of talents. never heard of that bolger gal. is she starring in some irish telly dramas no one heard of?
>>68682649
yeah, the general is great
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxUVztOkYr0
>>68682591
1916 Rising.
Refusing to help either the English or Germans in WWII.
Border Campaign.
The entirety of the 70's.
Not really the actions of defeatists.
>>68682655
>dat voice
>>68681604
Is Gaelic football as silly as it looks?
>>68682390
Eh, it was grand but it wasn't as great as everyone says it was
Glen Hansard's only a shit Damien Rice anyways
Why has no one mentioned Fatal Deviation yet?
>>68682730
she was in Agent Carter recently
>>68682576
ANGELA
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>>68682658
I hope you're right. UL literally have a multicultural night. Maybe it's just the vocal minority I'm seeing.
>>68682649
I know he's deeply respected among people who are familiar with his work but he's underrated IMO. One of the greatest in the industry at the moment.
>>68682791
I'm a rugby fan, so it looks as silly to me as it does to you tb.h
>>68682804
Maybe it's because I'm from south Dublin and hang around with somewhat posh people that I see more xenophobia than most. Anyway, it's pretty nice.
Nobody mentioned Love/Hate yet?
It's a series by ourt national broadcaster, but it's actually quite decent
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IipMYjcStwg
>>68682591
>Irish spent centuries trying to change their political scenario
>this means ingrained defeatism and a lack of will to change their political scenario.
holy shit you're retarded.
>>68683035
The first couple seasons were a little iffy, but the last season was great.
Hunger
I dunno about the best but pic related sure as shit is the comfiest.
>>68683121
Yes
>>68680922
>>68680999
>>68681444
>>68681466
>>68681711
>>68682066
>>68682144
>>68682155
>>68682255
>>68682655
>>68682455
>>68682666
>>68682722
>>68683222
>these gets
>>68680829
The sequel to Far And Away of course...
http://youtu.be/20M_teQf-l8
![zardoz_2421582b[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/eP0YicS.jpg "zardoz_2421582b[1].jpg")
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbGVIdA3dx0
Zardoz
Fucking weird movie, and uncharacteristic of any other major studio production from here
Awesome SciFi.
Also, Fatal Deviation, Ireland's answer to the Room.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcNuM_xkXlc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPne3Wh0lqk
>>68683317
It's the proverbial luck of the Irish
>>68682730
You do know that saoirse is a feminist? That is not exactly a good attitude for a woman to have. She is a smarmy Marxist cunt.
>>68683374
Big fat ****ing erect gonads, Chersh.
I'm Irish. Neil Jordan lives a 5 minute drive from me. Butcher boy and breakfast on Pluto we're great. Also I think a lot of saving private Ryan was shot here
