Tweed
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Sat Jan-22-05 05:37 PM
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| You want to see great Irish-American movie: IN AMERICA |
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This movie is fantastic. It just recently came out (as in a couple of years ago). It follows a family that has just came to America from Ireland in the '90s (or 80's, it's somewhat ambiguous. Like when they go the movies they see E.T.)
It's such a good story. It makes me cry every time, but it's not depressing, it's uplifting. I recommend to anyone and everyone.
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Sat Jan-22-05 06:59 PM
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| 1. Beautiful and life-affirming. |
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Jim Sheridan, the director, wrote the screenplay with his two daughters. He drew amazing performances from his actors, especially Samantha Morton (as the wife/mother) and the young Bolger sisters as the two daughters.
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Sun Jan-23-05 08:21 PM
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A few great Irish movies: Michael Collins, In the Name of the Father, Bloody Sunday, Angels's Ashes, Waking ned Devine, Magdalene Sisters,Brothers McMullen (also She's the One by same director Ed Burns)
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Sun Jan-23-05 09:36 PM
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| 3. I like Michael Collins |
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but it is ripe with historical inaccuracies.
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Mon Jan-24-05 03:07 AM
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I feel asleep. Maybe I was just tired, but I'm a HUGE Emily Watson fan.
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Mon Jan-24-05 06:50 AM
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| 6. Add "The Playboys" to the list. |
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Albert Finney, Aidan Quinn, Robin Wright-Penn.
Set in the early 1960's. Great movie.
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