
So this is a fictionalised story of a true event? How does that work!?
A good story that's not quite exciting enough in its own right - so they added loads of extra untrue bits to make it better!
^ Haha. So from now on, when some-one says "That would make a great movie" they can also say "That would make a terrible movie, but if we add robots, it will be a hit !"
Jack reynor is a fantastic actor, he thought me a few months back and he was a great teacher.
Can't wait to see this, Lenny Abrahamson can do no wrong in my book.
A little over-hyped by Irish critics, but What Richard Did is a fine film.
Plan to go and see tonight ....would u recommend......
I want to take my boys to see this - they're aged 16, 14 and 10. Is it suitable (especially not sure about the 10 year old)?
What Richard Did is a 15A, so you can take them if you want. I saw just a few older teenagers at the screening I was at - probably too slow-moving for younger teenagers. There's nothing too risky in the film - some swearing and violence. Older teenagers might appreciate it.
I definitely wouldn't bring a ten year old.
Brilliant!! Portrays modern Dublin perfectly, GO SEE IT!
There is no such thing a "privileged area" - just "privileged families". Stop pandering to the Ross O'Carroll Kelly style stereotypes. There are poor, working class, council housing estates in the so called posh Blackrock too.
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