The Banshees Of Inisherin

[Tilly2]

We watched this film on Sunday evening. We were both riveted to the screen a and and some tears were shed. A film with both humour and pathos.

Beautiful location and fabulous acting.

I would recommend it to anyone

[evadora]

Where did you watch it? Netflix? sky Cinema? Thanks

[Tilly2]

I'll ask Mr T when he comes home, Evadora. I don't fiddle with the TV. :-)

[evadora]

Thank you in advance-off out so will check tomorrow Thanks again

[Toorak]

We saw it at the cinema. A very powerful film that was surprisingly dark but also very funny. The acting was tremendous.

[Tilly2]

There were times when I was saying, 'No, no, no! Don't do that. It won't help'...
There was such tension at times and then something funny to relieve the anxiety.

[piggynose]

I also watched it at the cinema, and my opinion about Colin Farrell changed after watching it!!

[wolf63]

It is a catchy title for a film.

[drmorgans]

Does it have an similarities with In Bruges, which had the same leads?

[Tilly2]

I don't know, Drmorgans. I haven't seen In Bruges.

Evadora, we watched it on Disney Plus.

[Rosie29]

Drmorgans - the same dark humour and impending sense of doom and uncertainty maybe makes it similar to In Bruges.
It's a remarkable film very moving and also a bit comic with excellently drawn characters that you believe in.

[tomus42]

It somehow manages to be funny, sad, depressing and uplifting all at the same time.

A strange and unique film.

[jno]

In Bruges was great, though it gradually dawns on you that all these guys are, independently and in their own ways, committing suicide.

I liked Five Billboards too.

[jno]

I exaggerate. Only three billboards.