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@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

MANDY will be Next Week Thursday! 👌🏽

@Divine_R

3 жыл бұрын

@@JamesVSCinema You've earned a new sub. Your commentary is enjoyable

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Hey cheers! Welcome to the community!

@jksgameshelf3378

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, I really loved R&F and was thinking recently I'd like to see it again. One of my favorite movies that almost no one else seems to know about. And MANDY ... holy shite. Can't wait for that reaction cuz that's ... quite an experience. The only thing that's sad to me about all these reactions is that you're watching the films on a computer instead of a larger screen (at least, that's what it looks like). I feel like there's one reacter (reactor?) I've seen that looks like he watches on a bigger flat screen, but can't remember who. Also, if you've never seen 'No Country for Old Men', THAT's the film I would love to see you react to sometime (followed by almost every other Coen Brothers movie)! NCfOM knocked Dr. Strangelove out of my favorite film of all time award.

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks! Yeah as of right now my current setup as me on the laptop. But once I get the rest of my set up in the near future I’ll be able to watch these on a bigger screen. My laptop is still pretty damn big though. I’m still enjoying the experience 👌🏽

This movie is freaken hilarious, that letter scene had me in TEARS

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

I was cracking up 😂

@LowTempDabr

3 жыл бұрын

lmao that letter scene slaps. My favourite is the "thats for john lennon, you yankee fucking cu*t"...gets me every goddamn time

@___blaggard999___8

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamesVSCinema im fuckin tellin ya, regards, arry

after so many years the comeback "you're an inanimate fu***ng object!" still just cracks me tf up... it is one of my favourite lines ever.

@pabloc8808

Жыл бұрын

That delivery of "you're an inanimate fucking object" and the letter scene have me in tears every single time, Fiennes really kills it here

One of my favorite dark humor movies, it actually made me a fan of the whole dark humor genre to this day since I saw it when I was young

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Oh that’s awesome! Colin Farrell is sooooo good at it!

@BrokenGodEnt

3 жыл бұрын

You should watch Seven Psychopaths if you haven't. Its made by the same filmmaker and is just as funny.

@wisewolftony

3 жыл бұрын

Still have to watch The Lobster which is on my Netflix list. As it's also a dark comedy and Colin Farrell is the lead actor.

@Cassandra6

3 жыл бұрын

@@wisewolftony The Lobster is a strange movie for sure, just be ready for really alternate film making with that one lol. I probably won’t see it again but I’m glad I saw it the one time and I definitely won’t forget it

@traceyreid4585

3 жыл бұрын

@@BrokenGodEnt Wow Seven Psychopaths... underrated movie.

Oh it hurts to hear Brendan Gleeson being referred to as "the guy from Harry Potter", he's a gem.

@paulbyrne7437

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously, who the fuck doesn't know who Brendan Gleeson is?!! One of the biggest and most well respected actors in the world.

@nathanialmunro2396

2 жыл бұрын

The general

@ludvig3242

Жыл бұрын

@@paulbyrne7437 Most people have definitely not heard of Brendan Gleeson lmao.

@seamuscarmody6579

8 ай бұрын

The Gard?

@Sir_Jimmothy

15 күн бұрын

@@seamuscarmody6579 Oh yes, The Guard is worth a watch too!

Bruges is Ray's purgatory - a theme common in Irish literature. Not an idea they dance around: it's like their visit in the museum looking at "The Last Judgment". The idea of stark contrasts is all over this movie. You can be cackling over the moments of comic relief only to bawl uncontrollably at Chloë's playful "Just children".

@yaqubebased1961

10 ай бұрын

Idk about you but ppl were laughing at the scene where Ray commits his sin 😅

I think the cinematography in this movie is underrated. Intimate but also gave a lot of flavor of the city. The color scheme perfectly matched the mood.

This movie is a masterclass, the themes of sin and judgement are woven all the way through, it's almost biblical. I think having grown up in the catholic church, theres just something about the way you look at things. The writer/director, Mcdonagh did such a good job at touching on that feeling of guilt, Bruges is basically purgatory, awaiting their judgement together in this foriegn medieval setting. They reference Nicholas Roegs Dont Look Now as well which has similar themes! Youre so right, it's hilarious and so well acted. The dialogue is just fantastic and to have actors like Brendan Gleeson and Ralph Fiennes perform the lines youve written must be a dream come true for any writer director. Really glad you watched this one, great review and insights as always!

@spddracer

3 жыл бұрын

You are not wrong. Every setup has a payoff. Every joke has a point. Every conversation had a meaning. The list goes on...

@j.frankparnell

3 жыл бұрын

Well said!

@wozing

2 жыл бұрын

Was looking for someone to mention purgatory. He was even talked out of killing himself to await judgement. Not directly, but indirectly. It really pulls you into the discussion of whether people can change or if their actions define the eternally.

this movie feels like its tailored for me, I'm a sucker for good dialogue and dark humor, and this movie is one of the best in that. I also love how tight the writing in this movie, the themes (guilt, redemption) are not too subtle but also not too obvious!

Easily the darkest movie I’ve seen. Surprised me with how far it was willing to go, but underneath all the jokes is a really great story. Colin Farrell was amazing in this, really solid his inner turmoil. Another movie in a similar vein if you haven’t seen it, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, is written and directed by the same person as this. It’s got a great character driven story and I think directing wise a bit more polished than In Bruges. Great reaction as always!

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Hey cheers Tanner!! Thank you! I’ve seen that movie a while back but would love to revisit!

@lillyf973

3 жыл бұрын

Watch Se7en and you'll know what dark is😨

@Bjjbhcoa86

3 жыл бұрын

@@lillyf973 It is not the same kind of dark

@djbillybopdjbillybop2817

Жыл бұрын

Here is another classic SIX SHOOTER (2004) | dir. Martin McDonagh FIRST MOVIE | Academy Award Winner Best Live-Action Short WITH Brendan Gleeson kzread.info/dash/bejne/oJOsr9uxj7bVl6Q.html

Always gave me such mad respect for Colin Farrells facial expressions

The cinematography in this is subtle, but it makes it feel like you are there as a kind of invisible ghost wanting to see what is going on, but not be bumped into. When Ken is looking down, you get this great overhead shot first to see what he is looking at, then back at him to see what he is doing. When Ken is on the phone in the hotel room pacing about, the camera goes shakey-cam as if you are trying not to be stepped on dodging out of his way. When the woman swings a bottle at Ray, it looks like it going to hit the camera and it pulls back to dodge it even as Ray dodges back. It is like the camera is always in the way of the actors and another shot could have gotten the scene without it being in the way as much, but the most awkward setup is chosen every time. There was probably a whole lot of thought put into the cinematography to make it look like there was none, like the amount of makeup skill it takes to make a woman look like she is wearing none.

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

I can see that! Wouldn’t put that idea pass you either! Where I was going ay was primarily sometimes you can just “shoot” the movie as is..and still be perfectly fine! The highlight in my opinion was more so the script and performance. The cinematography was still good, but it wasn’t the same weight class in my opinion as the acting or screenplay!

@brianshubert1333

3 жыл бұрын

@@JamesVSCinema I'm a little late to the party here, but the writer/director, Martin McDonagh, is fairly well-known for his plays, and this was one of his first movies. So I think your observation that he just "shot" the movie is a good one. It's exactly what might be expected when someone with a stage background makes a movie.

@popculture70

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe you, the viewer, are playing the role of the little boy's ghost.

Brendan Gleeson is the actor who played Mad Eye Moody, yes. And ironically, Harry is played by Ralph Fiennes, who played Voldemort.

@Cassandra6

3 жыл бұрын

And Colin Farrel is in Fantastic Beasts

@willmcewan5901

3 жыл бұрын

Anddddddd Clémence Poésy, who plays Chloe in In Bruges also plays Fleur Delacour in Harry Potter!!

@oliverhughes610

3 жыл бұрын

@@willmcewan5901 Ahh, great spot!

@dash4800

3 жыл бұрын

It hurts me that people associate these actors with those movies.

@oliverhughes610

3 жыл бұрын

@@dash4800 Why?

"In Bruges" marked the turning point in Colin Farrell's career. Suddenly, he was gaining the respect of the critics and his peers, and landing better and better roles in better and better movies.

He couldn't even kill himself right. He was remorseful for killing a child, yet he was about to shoot himself at a playground where children would find him and probably be traumatized. Or, with how his luck tended to run, he'd probably shoot himself and yet still hit another kid or mother.

Very underrated film. One of the best dialog-driven stories imo

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

I agree my man!

If you liked this you'd probably like Snatch by Guy Ritchie

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

I’ll definitely give that a look my man!

@angkitrajkumar5969

3 жыл бұрын

Make sure you do that. Need that reaction.

@jadagod

3 жыл бұрын

What a great movie

@CharCanuck14

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!! Especially if "Ya like daags?"

@pjnolan7989

3 жыл бұрын

@@dudermcdudeface3674 Would have to agree. Snatch is awesome. But he'd need an interperpator for some if it. Plus Lock, Stock, is just a better movie. Rock N'Roller wasn't exactly Guy Ritchie's finest work. And his recent movie "The Gentleman" deserves another watch before deciding. Was half asleep watching it and it wasn't bad. But it definitely needs another watch before a solid opinion is made.

If you enjoy the dark humour, you might enjoy Four Lions. It’s about an inept group of suicide bombers in the UK

@josephwritessongs

3 жыл бұрын

great movie!

@jackfahy2283

3 жыл бұрын

“Rubba dingy rapids bro”

@teanosuger

3 жыл бұрын

That is one bleak film

@jn2263

3 жыл бұрын

One of my favourite films

This is actually a very philosophical movie behind all the jokes. To me, that’s what makes it great. You can enjoy it on several levels. For the philosophy. For the comedy. For the relationships. For the setting. Etc.

I hope The Lobster is on the future polls too because it's Colin Farrell and made by Yorgos Lanthimos!!

@dylanhenry5888

3 жыл бұрын

Austin Full the lobster is so damn good

@Sushibeats1337

3 жыл бұрын

The lobster is fantastic. Not for everyone, but I loved it.

This is one of my favorite movies ever! And I honestly found the scene where Ken tells Ray to “save the next little boy” very inspiring; as in if you let someone down or believe you’ve screwed up, just do your best and devote yourself to doing the right thing the next time. And never throw your life away no matter what happens. Anyway thanks for checking it out! Lol

one of my favorite scripts of all time, so so so good

This movie is one of my top 10 of all times.

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

It was a damn fun watch!

A very bizarre, absurd dark comedy. I find it interesting that 3 of the principle actors, (Gleeson, Fiennes and Poesy) were in Harry Potter films at the time, and Farrell got roped into the franchise later.

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Right!? I keep forgetting that Fiennes was Voldemort!

@pjnolan7989

3 жыл бұрын

And Brendan Gleeson's son, Domhnall Gleeson was also in 2 or 3 Harry Potter movies. He played on a Weasley character, but I don't know much about those movies.

@adgato75

2 жыл бұрын

Oh shit , she was Fleur. I hadn't even realized that. I hadn't seen "In Bruges" since release.

"Seven Psychopaths" and "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" from the same director are really good too !

@Tan3l6

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, cool f*ckintg movie.

@MrUndersolo

2 жыл бұрын

Forgot they were the same director.

@JohnDoe-bz4yl

Жыл бұрын

I consider all three as a trilogy so when someone asks me about my top 5 film trilogy's I can say r=that it's included in it

In Bruges has one of the best screenplays ever. I love this film, and Martin McDonaugh’s next film Seven Psychopaths is also really enjoyable.

one of the few films that can make you cry from laughing or the sheer sadness of some scenes the final plea gets me everytime "I really really hoped I wouldn't die", the intricacies of the characters too harry's matter of principals and pride were his delusion that ultimately killed him and even during that time lying on the floor with multiple bullet wounds colin farrel's character was desperately trying to tell him he wasn't a child, truth were his principals and the wanting to be punished for wrongdoing not mull around in purgatory waiting to find out what happens to him, he was honest to a fault as displayed in every scene the whole role being this fascinating oxymoron of a remorseful killer with a heart of gold that for all his mistakes and acts that could be described as evil he was the least evil of the other literal hitmen, but is punished far more for an accident on his first job as opposed to them having killed hundreds deliberately, its genius.

You should watch hot fuzz if you havent seen it yet

I don't really know why it took me so long to watch In Bruges. I first saw it a couple of months ago but damn, the dialouge is on point. The humor is broad but the characters are nuanced.

We went to Bruges after seeing this movie and how amazing the city looks. When we were there, nobody got killed as far as we know.

Happy late birthday James !! 🎂 Just like Fargo, this is a great example of how to combine comedy and dark subject matter without it feeling jarring.

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

I agree!! I have to watch that!

@joshuafletcher4501

3 жыл бұрын

James VS Cinema awh man Fargo was my favorite movie of all time for years! You’d love it. Best of the Coen Brothers in my opinion although No Country For Old Men is a very worthy contender.

@Theomite

3 жыл бұрын

A great companion piece to FARGO is THE ICE HARVEST. Lot of people don't know about that one, but it's a hidden gem that's also dark AF.

one of my favorite comedies. also, i just love Europe and the movie really brings that beautiful medieval atmosphere with gorgeous architecture and lighting.

Not sure whether this has been mentioned, but when Ken gets the call in his room he is watching a well known film famous for its incredible long one shot. Kens telephone conversation is a one shot that goes on for the same length of time as that one.

Damn outstanding and different film. "You're an inanimate fucking object!!"

This has always been one of my favorite dark comedy films. I have to rewatch it every couple years.

One of my favourite films, must have watched it 20+ times

YOU'RE AN INANIMATE F*CKING OBJECT!!! ... one of my all time favorite movie insult

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha!! The wife’s face afterwards killed me. And then the cut to him and the children 😂

The middle scene of the film when they are analyzing The Last Judgement painting was important

I'm so happy you reviewed this one!!

"You're a fucking inanimate object!" Best movie insult of all time

I've been following your channel for a while and not sure why I haven't seen your reaction to In Bruges until now. Good job. I don't know why but the scene where he's looking at that ugly dog with disgust makes me laugh harder than any other moment in the movie, and there are so many. But where I cried hard was seeing the little kid's note about the things he feels bad about. That broke me. This is Farrel at his best. The whole cast is solid.

Kind hearts and coronets. Dark yet brilliant, and Alex Guinness is something else x8.

I didn't expect this at all!!! this is one of my favourite movies ever! and happy birthday bro

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Ay cheers my man! Happy to give this one to y’all! 🙏🏽

In Bruges is a Masterpiece! 10/10!

Yes! One of my favorites. excited to watch your reaction!

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Hope you enjoy it!!

One thing I really appreciate about this movie is how much the filmmakers made Bruges itself a "character." All the scenery shots showing off the architecture to get a feel for the town, using all the landmarks for various scenes to weave them directly into the story, and of course, the constant complaining/praising of the the place by the different characters. It all helped really ground the film in a way where the audience really gets and understanding of the setting and how it affects everyone there.

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed! It honestly becomes its own theme making this “boring” town a lot more than just a town but like you said..a character!

Good stuff man. Nice to find a channel that actually has a discussion about the movie afterwards and not just mindless reacting. Subscribed.

I watched it back when it came out and has remained one of my favs ever since. Hard to top it.

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a damn fun watch!

@angkitrajkumar5969

3 жыл бұрын

And since you liked this also give "memories of murder" by bong joon ho a watch. Haven't seen any reaction to this movie.

I love this movie, and everything this director has done. And I really enjoyed your reactions. Keep up the good work.

Another great movie. Hadn't seen it in years. It's an absolute classic. So well done. Brendan Gleeson and Colin Farrell. Two great Irish actors. Unfortunately Colin Farrell is at that awkward age now where he's too old to play Action roles, and too young to play the Older roles. But he's still a good actor. Funnily enough he used to drink at the same Bar as me when he was home in Dublin. Think his Brother lived nearby or something. Brean Gleeson has two sons that Act too. One of them, Domhnall Gleeson, has done very well. He's done the last 2 or 3 Star Wars movies, The Revenant, Unbroken, Brookln, American Made, and even a few Harry Potter movies like his Father. Plus loads more. Big roles in massive movies. But he doesn't court the Media much. He doesn't seem to play the Hollywood game. If you want to see another lesser known Brendan Gleeson movie then check out "I Went Down". It was pretty funny. Not as good as this though. Also "The General" which is a true story about the biggest Criminal in Ireland for years. He spent decades on top, even stealing Rembrandt Paintings among others. He used to deal with the IRA amd Loyalist groups during the height of the Northern Ireland troubles. He lived about 5 minutes from me growing up. Always wore a hood up and was followed by a Special Armed Police Force wherever he went. It wss weird as hell. But Gleeson looked just like him, and it's very dark at times. John Voight stars too. It might be your thing as it's purposely all filmed in Black & White. Might be of interest to you. Also have you done Danny Boyle's "Trainspotting" yet? It's probably one of thd nest movies of all time. I know the accents throw off a lot of Americans. But as a complete movie it's peonominal. Danny Boyle is an amazing Director. "28 Days Later" just proves that, as one of the best Zombie movies ever made. Anyway, enjoy

Happy birthday mate! I really enjoyed your reaction, one of my favourite films! I especially enjoyed your comments about civil, respectful dialogue at the end of the video. I think we are in dire need of that in the world right now. I have been guilty of being too heated and uncivil when commenting on youtube vids myself, especially about films, as I'm very passionate about them but I found your words very inspirational and thought-provoking. Subscribed.

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thank you! This is awesome to hear man. Especially on the internet others are quick to really emphasize their “passion” which is completely fine, but usually ends up no one coming out with anything as a win except for hatred rather than a respectful disagreement. Trying my best to instill this in the community hahaha so this really made my day thank you!

I looked for a reaction to this just a few hours ago and here it is. I'm hyped!

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

It was meant to be! 😂🙏🏽

Great movie. I remember seeing this in a small independent theater when it came out. We had no idea what it was. And then walked out totally stunned. It's the writing in this, that is sooo good. The dialogue, the story, the foreshadowing. I saw this when I was in college and taking a short-story writing class, and I became obsessed with the dialogue in this. Anyway, keep these movies coming.

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah man the writing carries this movie like a tank, it’s really well written! And cheers man!

@atomicwest995

3 жыл бұрын

@@JamesVSCinema Oh, and happy birthday, man!

Nice reaction. Here's a funfact: the word f*** or derivatives from the word is said on average every 1.18 minutes, 126 times in total

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

That’s absolutely wild! Hahaha

@peterumathum4903

3 жыл бұрын

Wait how does that add up

@labez356

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahah I meant minutes

the *irish version of the hangover

@neadod2902

3 жыл бұрын

Can't fully say that given that McDonagh (scriptwriter & director) is British. I know both of his parents are Irish but still he is British therfore, although the 2 main actors are Irish, I'd personally say the film is British. I'm Irish btw.

the phone call scene is epic! Such great dialogue. i love this movie

Great reastion James, one of my all time favourite movies. Hope you hade an awesome birthday my dude

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thank you for the birthday wishes my man! It was a blast thank you!

You were curious why they kept that long take of the phone call.....the scene opens up on a tv - which is a famous long take where a bomb is set In the Back of a moving car and the scene plays out, the audience not knowing when the bomb will go off. Same scenario, the conversation is leading towards the eventual bomb drop that he has to kill Ray's character because of what he did. You can actually here the literal bomb go off in the background on the tv as the metaphorical bomb is dropped when it is revealed that Ken has to kill ray :)

@bebop5831

3 жыл бұрын

@Dexter Morgan No but the Hitchcock quote is a perfect example of tension, and plays well into these scenes as well. The in Bruges scene has a bomb drop of information that almost comes out of knowhere, while the other is litteraly a bomb in the back of a car setup so the audience knows about it prior.

Big fan of this movie and the writing/slow play/reveals/ characters. It was cool having the opportunity to go and visit Bruges for a day not too long after having seen this.

Omg yes dude I love this movie. Your channel is my favorite youtube find in years.

Awesome stuff, James! This has become one of my favorite channels. And...you've now done 2 of my 3 favorite all time films: There Will Be Blood and In Bruges. If Barry Lyndon fits into your schedule, you'd hit all three. Keep up the good work!

The alcoves in the conistrid park were hilarious!:and this.scene.and overall is so.hularilus I love this movie such a heat movie its awesome

Favorite movie all time. Thanks for the reaction!

Great pick. Totally didn't expect to love this movie. So funny and charming

Great reaction. Glad I found this channel. Looks like you've been watching some quality pictures and looking forward to working my way through them

One of my favourite 5 films of all time. Honestly so good. It's funny but the themes and ideas they use in it are also so interesting

My favourite film, perfect.

Legit question: Do you think it was an intentional decision to hold back on "wow factor" movie making to just let story, dialogue, and performances shine? If not, would it have made this movie better to include some "wow" moments? I love In Bruges, and it's only just occurred to me (when you said it felt generic) that it almost kills you into a false sense of comfort and banality.

I've said it before & I'll say it again, this is one of the funniest movies of all time.

Brendan Gleeson was also the "eye guy" in 28 Days later.

Happy Birthday dude! This was a very witty dark comedy, I really loved it. Reminded me of some of Guy Ritchie's films

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thank you!! And I agree actually haha!

I visited Bruges a year after it came out. I chatted with the locals and several of them were pissed because Collin’s character kept bad mouthing Bruges. Funny. And yes, Bruges is like a fvcking fairytale!

This movie responsible for my favorite meme The guy pointing his gun at himself while a hit man is behind him

I think simpler techniques and approaches can be the most effective. One of the reasons this is one of my all-time favorite movies.

Legit my favorite dark comedy ever. At least for the mainstream. So good, so funny. These actors knocked it out of the park. My favorite Colin Farrell performance.

Brendan Gleason he has been in so many movies a very good actor. It’s also an Irish movie not British directed by Martin McDonough.

When you commented on Jimmy just being there and knowing the ending I thought damn right! It's a film that needs more than one viewing to appreciate all the nooks (or is it alcoves?)... it's one of those little known masterpieces. Personally, I thought the cinematography was brilliant, as were the characters and all of the performances were flawless... even the small roles.

this has been my favorite movie since I saw it when it released. Martin McDonagh is a master. every one of his films is in a league of its own. The Guard and Calvary are both also very good

So happy you enjoyed In Bruges man! You seem like a really cool guy, James. Glad I subscribed!

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Daniel, that’s love my man thank you! Very grateful to have you in the community brotha

Severely underrated dark comedy. It's honestly a tough watch! It's a lot to stomach, but absolutely hilarious.

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

I was dying from laughter haha! Colin is incredible

@lejohnbrames9392

3 жыл бұрын

@@JamesVSCinemait's definitely a stage play that got turned into a movie. Martin Mcdonagh vibes.

I loved every second of this movie.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAN!!!! Hope you had a great one. 2020 kind of ruined everyone's birthday so far :(

I just watched this for the first time. Its so good

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha I had a great time!

The writer/director visited Bruges and at first was in love with the architecture and now beautiful it all was. Then after a few days he realised how boring it is. The two main characters reflect these two perceptions. I've been to Bruges and went through the exact same process. Its unbelievably gorgeous and completely devoid of entertainment. Chocolate, chocolate, Tower, chocolate, architecture. Thats it 🤣

@juttapopp1869

2 жыл бұрын

It's Belgium, so there's also Bad beer and mussels. And lets not forget the CHIPS.

Happy birthday 🎂 well you've had two birthdays since this video so happy birthday to those days too

@JamesVSCinema

Жыл бұрын

Thanks my man!

My wife and I were on our honeymoon on a cold February in Bruges. They were filming in Bruges while we were there and the cast of in Bruges were staying in our hotel. Each evening we'd go out in Bruges and watch them film in Bruges. I even had a drink with Jordan prentice an actor from in Bruges Joking aside it was pretty cool

This film actually made me cry. I’d just gone through a break up, and the movie balanced funny and sad perfectly

Ayeee happy birthday dude, and i didn't expect this reaction but pleasantly surprised by it. This is such a good film and if anyone hasn't said it yet you have to 100% check out Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri. Its the directors newest film and mannnnn is it good.

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thank you my brotha!! And I’d love to revisit that!

I really enjoyed this movie when I saw it in theater. Makes me glad I have an indie theater in my city.

Oh yeah a classic !! Happy bday man

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha thank you!!

happy birthday man!

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Evan!!

I actually watched this movie last year for the first time and thought it was fantastic such a clever hilarious movie

The writer director Martin McDonagh went on to make Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri. His brother John Michael McDonagh also makes interesting films such as "The Guard" and "Calvary",

Ahh man.....I suggested this to you a week or so ago. So happy when it came up in my suggestions

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

It was meant to be my brotha! 🙏🏽

I wouldn't say a film set in Belgium and starring two actors from The Republic of Ireland is "the British version of the Hangover" 😅

Every so often Ill hear Colin say in my head "Fuckin' Bruges..."

Love this movie so much, my wife and I went to Bruges on our honeymoon because of this movie

Both the main characters are Irish btw so it’s like an Irish Hangover lol

*I don’t wanna butcher this Proceeds to butcher the title in several ways 😂 Love your videos man. Keep up the good work 👍

@JamesVSCinema

3 жыл бұрын

I tried hahaha thanks my man!

@mudejartrainingnaturalscie6938

3 жыл бұрын

"Well, now we know", "and knowing is half the battle".

@markosolo

3 жыл бұрын

After I had found out how to say it, I would have deleted my opener and started again in shame. Then realised I'd learnt a lesson in researching.

I went to Bruges because of this movie. They were right; it's like a fookin fairy tale. Worth the trip.