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Sunday Times Top 100 Irish Films

  • 13-05-2012 06:41PM
    #1
    SQUINTING WINDO
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    For the past two weeks, I have been told, the Sunday Times have listed their list of the top 100 Irish Films of all time. As I have missed the first two listings I would like to ask anyone that may have them to list them here. Tks.
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  • #2
    MJ23
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    Havent seen it, but Bull McCabe should definitely be at number 1.


  • #3
    mike65
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    So long as Flight of the Doves is not on it!


  • #4
    Tusky
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    Is there 100 Irish films?


  • #5
    kronsington
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    curious to know what exactly do they mean by an "irish film" ? funded in ireland? filmed here? irish subject matter?


  • #6
    Gee Bag
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    Tusky wrote: »
    Is there 100 Irish films?
    kronsington wrote: »
    curious to know what exactly do they mean by an "irish film" ? funded in ireland? filmed here? irish subject matter?

    They are going through the films chronologically. The first week included a load of films from the early days of cinema that next to no one has ever seen. Probably needed to make up the numbers.

    The top 100 seems to use a very loose interpretation of 'Irish Film' e.g. Moan Lisa (Neil Jordan) was included even though it is set in London with English actors in the lead roles.

    For the number one slot my money is on this gem which is 100% guaranteed Irish.



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  • #7
    Auvers
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    Gee Bag wrote: »
    For the number one slot my money is on this gem which is 100% guaranteed Irish.

    Love it :D

    any idea where you can get the full version?

    and is one of the actors the eejit in Boyzone?


  • #8
    Gee Bag
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    Auvers wrote: »
    Love it :D

    any idea where you can get the full version?

    and is one of the actors the eejit in Boyzone?

    It's called Fatal Deviation.

    You can get the full film on youtube, or failing that you can spend your earthly life as a sinner thus gaining entry to hell where it plays on a loop for all eternity............

    Oh yeah, it also has Mickey Graham - the least talented member of Boyzone (now thats saying something!)


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