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Sarah McIntyre

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This Robin Hood origins story is a laborious watch

The overwhelming feeling after sitting through almost two hours of the latest Robin Hood iteration to hit the big screen is: Did we really need this movie?
Movie Review • 21 Nov 18

Rosie is a profoundly moving, painfully topical drama

The profoundly moving, painfully topical drama Rosie shines a light on Dublin's homelessness crisis and how the system is failing families.
Movie Review • 10 Oct 18

Despite its many flaws, Venom is irrepressibly fun

"Superhero fatigue" is a phrase frequently bandied around these days, for good reason, but Venom just about manages to stick its hideous head above the fray because it is, well, just plain weird.
Movie Review • 03 Oct 18

Tom Hardy, Riz Ahmed felt pressure from Venom fans

Tom Hardy and Riz Ahmed have revealed they felt pressure to do justice to Venom from the character's diehard fans.
Movies • 01 Oct 18

Mark Wahlberg's brutally violent Mile 22 is a bit silly

Mile 22 is a peculiar beast. Clocking in at just over the 90 minute mark, it's a slickly edited, propulsively paced, shamelessly entertaining action thriller. But it's maybe just... a bit silly?
Movie Review • 26 Sep 18

Superfly has plenty of style but little substance

Director X, the Canadian film and music video filmmaker at the helm of Superfly, has done everything in his power to enliven this glossy action crime thriller, but it remains a strangely hollow, laborious affair.
Movie Review • 13 Sep 18

Citizen Lane is an innovative portrait of a complex man

Bringing a contradictory character such as Hugh Lane to the big screen required an actor of great excellence and an imaginative approach, both of which have been accomplished with director Thaddeus O'Sullivan's captivating docu-drama Citizen Lane.
Movie Review • 07 Sep 18

Luis and the Aliens is not out of this world

Luis and the Aliens from sibling filmmaking duo Christoph and Wolfgang Lauenstein is a strangely flat, uninspired animated comedy.
Movie Review • 23 Aug 18

Hotel Artemis is solidly enjoyable if scattered

Screenwriter Drew Pearce makes his directorial debut with Hotel Artemis, a solidly enjoyable if a bit scattered action thriller which sees Jodie Foster returning to the big screen for the first time since 2013's sci-fi Elysium.
Movie Reviews • 20 Jul 18

High praise from Meghan & Harry for 2FM's McSharry

RTÉ 2fm presenter Louise McSharry has revealed that the British royal couple praised her for the way she "encourages women to use their voices" and also for playing all Irish contemporary music at a garden party to welcome them to Ireland.
Royal Visit • 12 Jul 18
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