Whats your fave irish movie?

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evillittlesheep

Man About Dog
Into the West
War of the Buttons
Angelas Ashes
Dancing at Lughnasa
Waking Ned

Too many to pick just one!

Magnum

'the wind that shakes the barley',(cillian murphy stars).love that movie.

BigCheez69

Hunger. It's brilliant, hard hitting and accurate.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=dmVPCX0LxN8

Guaranteed Irish!!!

man about dog very funny film

Darby o gill not an Irish film......its made by walt disney I mean come on.....

â™¥Caraâ™¥

There is so many I can't pick one. Here is some that I think are really good and well worth watching.

Michael Collins
Into the west
War of the buttons
Flight of the doves
The quiet man
Darby o' Gill & the little people
Ryan's Daughter

curious

An old one but " The waking of Ned Devine"

sp00k13

The Most Fertile Man In Ireland...

fenderbloke

Adam and Paul, Spin the bottle, Intermission. They all tie for first place

Wise_guy

War of the button's.
It is excellent =]

I think it is on Youtube, the whole movie

Crazygirl

"Breakfast at Pluto"

It is so original. It has humour but is also quite dark as well. Cillian is great in it. And of course Liam Neeson is a legend anyway. Of course I don't fancy Cillain Murphy in that movie. I be questioning my sexuality if I did. Aldo he does make a better looking women than some Irish women, don't you think.

There are some great Irish films, but I think this is the best because it is so unique.

misty09

Has to be In The Name Of The Father for me,makes me cry every time i watch the film when his dad dies :0(

slipstreamer

I like that whole Roddy Doyle trilogy, the commitments, the snapper and the van. I liked Intermission as well.

Ofaolain

The Bull McCabe, The Quite Man,The Wind that Shakes the Barley

Jo-Ann M

I can't believe Darbie O Gill is getting thumbs down!!... it's only from people who are still scared of the bean si!!! I loved In The Name Of The Father aswell! and of course The Snapper

froggequene

The Butcher Boy & Breakfast on Pluto

Intermission

Philip T

The Commitments...hands down!

Tid

An old ish one. Crushproof. Considering its old, it was well ahead of its time, and cowboys and angels...me friends were in it, so possibly biased answer, but brilliant flick.

Orla C

The Snapper is brilliant, and I always enjoy Into The West, but I think my favourite has to be Cowboys and Angels, set in Limerick and about the college where I studied art.

The Most Fertile Man in Ireland, now that is a great film!

I saw PS I Love You recently, and found it disappointing. Sorry.

is mise lisa

It has to be War of the Buttons...i live in the village where the film was shot and my cousins are in it so i'll have to support them :)
i love the wind that shakes the barley as well...very sad but also gives a great depiction of what went on in Ireland at the time.

All Sound No picture

Eat the Peach. Brilliant!

worried

I agree with your choice but I also liked The Commitments

PanserbjÃ¸rne

The wind that shakes the barely, or else Michael Collins. Both hard-hitting, gut wrenching films, Irish killing Irish... reminds me of what we must do to avoid war ever again

jake d

the van

Van der Elst

Hope "In Bruges" counts

danny t

without doubt the commitments.

Sshhhh! It's Podge and Rodge

Flight Of The Doves.
Sher you don't have to be Irish to be Irish!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oX-J6lcZZw4

Tap

Oh **** it has to be the commitments!

Misty Blue

Adam & Paul.

rita g

i love breakfast on pluto, the wind that shakes the barley, ryan's daughter, garage, but there's so many obscure irish films that i still haven't seen yet!

Î´ÏŽÎ´ÎµÎºÎ±

Into the West

Aoife

Breakfast on Pluto, Adam and Paul, and some others I can't remember right now...

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