Colin Farrell returns to form with this funny and gripping tale of a hit gone wrong. Click for our verdict, the trailer and tell us what you think.
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Empire: "With In Bruges, the British gangster movie gets a Croydon facelift."
They obviously didn't watch it then. Fuctards.
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Have you seen it SB? I've only seen one film since Adam came along (Bourne Ultimatum) but think this is going to be my second.
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will wrote:
Have you seen it SB? I've only seen one film since Adam came along (Bourne Ultimatum) but think this is going to be my second.
I was disappointed - good basic plot, a handful of great performances (Fiennes lets the side down IMHO) but it doesn't quite make it. The pretentious crap is not pretentious enough to be funny and the film isn't quite brave enough to be heartless.
Some great moments though - but it is less than the sum of the parts.
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will wrote:
Have you seen it SB?
Yeah Will, I just can't see how a film set in Bruges about two Irish criminals is a British Gangster movie. Empire letting themselves down there.
will wrote:
I've only seen one film since Adam came along (Bourne Ultimatum) but think this is going to be my second.
Aww. Poor Will! Just give him 20quid and send him off to the pub. I'm sure he could climb onto a stool and order now?
Edited Mon 21 Apr at 10:52pm
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My understanding is In Bruges breaks down thus: primarily Irish cast (Gleeson and Farrell) and director (McDonagh - Irish parents), funded by a British company (Film4 Productions) and an American company (Focus Features). Really, I don’t know what that makes it. I’m veering towards Irish because that is where most of the creative input has come from, and because I feel like it.
Edited Tue 22 Apr at 12:27am
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Usually his films are cool. I'll have a butchers.
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i saw this a couple of days ago, there were some really laugh out loud bits like smacking the woman and karate chopping the dwarf, im laughing to myself now just thinking about it ;-) some quite funny moments
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