Harry Guerin

Multimedia Journalist

This celebration of stunt performers and send-up of the screen trade breezily bounces from set-up to set piece and, like the source show, works because it doesn't take itself too seriously

Summer movie season starts with The Fall Guy

Ryan Gosling's great run continues as he flexes his franchise muscles with this enjoyable take on the Lee Majors-starring 80s TV favourite.

Movie Review • 02 May 24

Ryan Gosling and The Fall Guy's stuntman-turned-director David Leitch

Ryan Gosling: 'No! I hoped it would be gone magically'

Ryan Gosling has told RTÉ Entertainment that despite the stunt work he has done for his big-screen take on 1980s TV favourite The Fall Guy, he is still scared of heights.

Movies • 01 May 24

The Fall Guy is in cinemas from Thursday 2 May

Why it took Ryan Gosling ages to work with Emily Blunt

The Fall Guy's Ryan Gosling has told RTÉ Entertainment why it has taken him so long to work with co-star Emily Blunt.

Movies • 30 Apr 24

This is a showcase of actors at the top of their game

Challengers is the sexiest and craftiest film of 2024

The best date movie in many a moon.

Movie Review • 27 Apr 24

It's meta mayhem in Prospect House

This satire is the story of a ragtag bunch of filmmakers and conservationists staging a last stand in a soon-to-be-demolished country pile.

Movie Review • 26 Apr 24

That They May Face the Rising Sun is a gem of a film

Any news? How about that one of the best Irish films has arrived?

Movie Review • 28 Apr 24

Those who are devoted to David Lynch and who love Richard Linklater's Slacker will find this surreal state-to-state odyssey a trip worth taking - maybe more than once

The Sweet East: the maddest film you'll see in 2024

If you're in the mood (and then some) for a wander off the beaten path, then look no further than The Sweet East. In this road movie, you never know what's going to happen next.

Movie Review • 19 Apr 24

Alisha Weir stakes her claim to horror in this night of the vampire

Fangs a million. Alisha Weir bites into horror Abigail

Dublin teenager Alisha Weir's great big-screen run continues. First Matilda the Musical, then turn-the-air-blue comedy Wicked Little Letters, and now staking her claim to horror in this night of the vampire.

Movie Review • 19 Apr 24

Kirsten Dunst is brilliant as Lee Smith, a legendary combat photographer who has seen too much and rolled the dice more than she cares to remember

It's Apocalypse Shortly in Civil War

This teeth-clenching thriller is superbly paced, feels mercilessly realistic, and sees Kirsten Dunst and her co-stars doing some of the best work of their careers when an America of the near future takes its last gasp.

Movie Review • 12 Apr 24

They will be rolling out the red carpet again for Irish talent at Cannes

Big year for Irish film talent at Cannes

There is strong Irish interest at this year's Cannes Film Festival with new films from the Dublin-based Element Pictures and Tailored Films, actor Barry Keoghan, and director Lorcan Finnegan among the line-up.

Movies • 11 Apr 24