Mr E wrote: » I had a look through the comments on Facebook and it might be The Breadwinner. It also looks like it's specifically an Irish movie, so that's why there isn't a decent discussion about it on Reddit or Letterboxd.
Mr E wrote: » Looks like it was Michael Inside.
Its definitely Upgrade. The director and writer of Upgrade did Saw 1 2 3 and 10 (a Saw Short) whilst also he acted and fighted in the first 2 Saw films: hence from fighting to writing.
Smokin' (Aces = Martin Henderson) Drive (= Christina Hendricks) Brothers (= Bailee Madison) clue is extremely indicative of Strangers 2.
Niska wrote: » Omniplex have a similar offering - Secret Cinema (does it warrant a separate thread?), with the next being Friday week (29th June). 10 euros gets ticket and a medium drink and popcorn.https://www.omniplex.ie/whatson/movie/omniplex-secret-screening-10 Comparing it to the IFCO upcoming movies:http://ifco.ie/website/ifco/ifcoweb.nsf/web/upcomingfilms?opendocument&upcoming=yes&type=graphic release date, IFCO rating (16), Genre (Drama) and run-time (95 minutes) all point to Dublin Oldschool. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjOU4yW8Oi0 https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/film/raves-drugs-and-seagulls-making-a-movie-about-today-s-dublin-1.3526801
mystic86 wrote: » But 29th of June is its actual release date according to that Youtube link..?
Niska wrote: » Aye, but the only other contenders (rated 16) are Tag (release date 29th June, run-time 100 mins) or Hotel Artemis (Release date 20th July, run-time 94 minutes). Two other 16s are listed, Heathers and In the Fade, but I think the run-times and release dates preclude them. (Of course the film may not be on the IFCO future releases table yet, but the fact Omni are advertising a 16s rating would seem to indicate it has been rated and should therefore be on the IFCO list). Last secret screening I went to was Atomic Blonde, and that was a few days before official release date (screening was 7th August and the release date was 11th), so makes Hotel Artemis unlikely. All-in-all, I think Dublin Oldschool is probably the film, but small chance its tag (run-time probably not and same release date) or Hotel artemis (run-time difference is negligible, but release date is probably too far away).
mystic86 wrote: » You are correct about Dublin Oldschool, I am just wondering how this is a 'see it first' scenario if that is the actual release date for that movie... By the way, here is the further and conclusive proof that it's Dublin Oldschool: from:https://www.rte.ie/entertainment/2018/0508/961099-dublin-oldschool/
Easy Rod wrote: » It’s saying Thursday 21st June in omniplex when I follow the link??
Niska wrote: » Omniplex have a similar offering - Secret Cinema (does it warrant a separate thread?), with the next being Friday week (29th June). 10 euros gets ticket and a medium drink and popcorn.
"Controlling mother and mean father" - in marrowbone the parents are credited as 'mother' and 'father', the actress playing mother was in the film control and the actor playing father was in mean machine.
Mr E wrote: » For anyone curious, it was The Secret of Marrowbone (4 days before general release, and months after it was released on streaming services in the US)
cliggg wrote: » 2 Screen Unseen's this month. An Irish exclusive one (which will be an Irish movie) on the 20th and a normal one on the 28th (which is a Tuesday).
mystic86 wrote: » where you getting that from?https://www.odeoncinemas.ie/films/odeon_screen_unseen/15594/#showtimes?utm_source=paidfacebook&utm_medium=paid
