What is the best Irish kinos bros? I need movies that are 10 potatoes out of 10 here.
Irish Core
Xavier Foster
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Carson Brooks
Anthony Jones
Boondock Saints
Liam Adams
Aiden Collins
Thomas Ramirez
The Snapper
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Brody Turner
Calvary
Asher Robinson
just saw this 15 minute short film, would recommend it, but it gets pretty messed up near the end so be warned
Jason Bennett
The Wind That Shakes The Barley
Henry Lopez
Secret of Kells
Jace Thompson
Michael Collins
Kevin Lewis
Michael Butler
The Guard is pretty good.
Anthony Cooper
war of the buttons
Brandon Hall
You too should meet up. I'll go and livestream the fight.
Aaron Diaz
frank
Alexander Gonzalez
Barry Lyndon
>main character is a mick
>deceitful, wasteful lout to the end
Not surprising
Angel Carter
the movie was a metaphor for how the Irish are all lovable chads who cuck the bitchy virgin english who are annoying and whiny
Nolan Rodriguez
Jeremiah Miller
this is the comfiest movie you could watch today, also major QT in this
Matthew Young
Not sure if this is considered kino in Ireland as I’m Dutch, but I thoroughly enjoyed this one. It’s an Irish series called Love/Hate. To me it’s Irish kino
Cameron Edwards
This is really awesome and quite unusual in that there's no "main character"
Thomas James
Zachary Gray
Definitely kino. Was watching it when I returned from Ireland. Good show, and Shabon is a hotty.
Eli Collins
Michael Collins was a trader
Lucas Jenkins
Why didn't anybody mention this!?
Liam Neeson and Alan Rickman are great on it
Also, fuck De Valera!
Julian Barnes
Kino Loach strikes once again
Aiden King
Song of the Sea too.
Sebastian Adams
gangs of new york is about irish immigrants if that counts
Lucas Bell
Best Irish movie ever
Oliver Anderson
Not really an Irish movie but the main characters are
Benjamin Morris
Parker Green
This right here.
Landon Cook
McQueen before 12 Years a Shit was great
Wyatt Nelson
Landon Nelson
This
This
And The Commitments
Blake Walker
It's a shame this movie's been forgotten. It was fantastic.
Tyler Hall
>trusting the bbc to do a documentary on the Irish Famine
Justin Long
>its an irishman blames the british for an unstoppable bacteria
Joseph Harris
Jordan Parker
The banshee spooked me good as a kid but otherwise an extremely comfy and underrated movie.
Camden Perez
Ye doin a bit o videoin?
Caleb Howard
Why is there nothing set in medieval or early modern Ireland? When they were actually their own people and not just budget Brits?
Sebastian Jones
Because they dressed like fruits and audiences wouldn't be able to take them seriously
Joshua Collins
What the fuck was her problem?
Aaron Morgan
danmit, this one is good.
Ralph Phienes (or Fienes) is so funny
Jose Morgan
Shut yer fuckin bake
Jeremiah Rivera
Beat me to it. Great movie and with such a low budget as well.
Alexander Foster
DELET
Carter Clark
Does this count as Irish tho? I mean, production was UK/Belgium, the only irish thing is Gleeson
David Williams
>bongs don't understand style
Embarrassing tbqh
Matthew Reed
Bentley Carter
because Ireland doesn't make any television and the BBC doesn't give a shit about some weird angry prot territory over the sea. It is strange how few movies there are about irish mythology, you'd think irish americans would make some shit.
Kayden Carter
Great soundtrack too
Caleb Lee
>the BBC doesn't give a shit about some weird angry prot territory over the sea
raised a dry smile. no argument though
Mason Carter
McDonagh is Irish
Josiah Robinson
Veronica Guerin
Owen Wilson
Based Brian Boru biopic when
Gabriel Mitchell
I didn't know that. I'd always imagined Telefis Eireann doing its best with what resources it had to produce original Irish content, hopefully to a better standard than we get from shitmen like ITV.
Tyler Cox
You do realize that the potato was never in Ireland until 200 years prior the famine, yet they managed to not starve?
You do realize that the blight hit almost all of western Europe at the time(France, Wales, England, Scotland) yet they didn't have any famine?
You do realize that Ireland at the time and always has had a rich store of food, fish, cattle, and vegetables?
You do realize that the Irish food was intentionally shipped abroad?
You do realize that the English government encouraged the famine to destroy Irish spirit, culture and power?
You do realize this isn't considered a conspiracy and is thought in every history course outside of England?
Its basically the English Armenian genocide. The same people who deny it think that the IRA started the troubles and were the bad guys
Owen Butler
The American gods ep about ireland was nice.
Asher Robinson
Nine Year War film when?
Easter Rising kino when?
United Irishmen film when?
Ború kínography when?
Josiah Collins
Dead man shoes maybe idk
Jaxon Roberts
Colin Farrell is also Irish, it was also written by an Irish guy
Austin Bell
probably don't make much money, the RoI is actually notably a 'radio' nation, they have much bigger audiences for radio than television.
Daniel Reed
more than anything that's the series which got Aidan Gillen his major break
Cameron Torres
The Quiet Man.
Carson Reyes
The Butcher Boy
Calvary
The Garage
Caleb Ward
>the RoI is actually notably a 'radio' nation, they have much bigger audiences for radio than television
KINGS AMONG MEN
Daniel Hughes
Calvary
Song of the Sea
Adrian Robinson
>calling it Rol not its actual name
brit detected
Xavier Lopez
Pleb
Oliver Moore
Not kino but good for a laff
Jack King
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Kings (2007)
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In the Name of the Father
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Ondine
And most of all, shame on all you bastards for forgetting it....
WAKING NED DEVINE
Julian Howard
The Luck of the Irish (disney original movie, kino)
Eli Cook
Are there any movies about Irish mythology?
I want to see Cu Chulainn and Diarmuid in the big screen.
Christian Jones
Oliver Lopez
Trainspotting
You people all sound the same.
Christian Gomez
O N C E
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Juan Walker
Not about specific stories like the Táin or the Coming of Lugh that I know of but there's an animated film called 'The Song of the Sea'. It has Selkies and other Irish creatures.
Chase Wood
Isaac Morales
Ok, thanks man.
Luke Parker
10/10 Kate Bush
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Alexander Scott
I saw the Irish Gaelic dubbed version of that(Amhran na mara), it was decent but it mixes everything up, the portrayals of Macha, Mannan Mac Lir and just Irish myth in general was terrible
Michael White
Still a good kid's film imo. If it gets more people interested into the mythology then I can pass their portrayals.
Jaxon Thomas
uafasach D:
Grayson Moore
>that pic
Xavier Martin
django unchained because irish people are basically niggers with white skin
Ayden Torres
Single-Handed is an honest-to-God decent police drama. It's about a disgraced but stand-up Irish cop who has to go back to his childhood village to replace his father, and the weird small town corruption in it.
kino.
Christopher Lopez
these two got me into learning Irish
Levi Parker
controversial pick for Sup Forums
Cameron Morales
true
Isaac Thompson
THEN MAYBE YOU SHOULDNT BE LIVING HERE
Kayden Edwards
Written and directed by a potato. It 100% counts.
Chase Price
What should I drink today, Sup Forums?
Sebastian Wilson
Pints of Beamish all day.
Liam Johnson
>not kino
But it was
Also
>no mention of My Left Foot
Connor Wilson
This. My Left Foot is an excellent drama.
Jordan Sanchez
fucking this
Samuel Diaz
>be Irish during the famine
>live on an island
>don't think to fish
seriously, why the fuck does the world celebrate this country? is it the same way you would lovingly pat the head of a retarded dog, all the while acknowledging that it IS retarded and useless?