Cinema Review: Traders
This is post-Ritchie, post-Fight Club ersatz hard-boiled, white-collar, tough guy fantasy fluff, yes, but it’s also a lot of fun. And to its credit, unlike a lot of recent Irish…
This is post-Ritchie, post-Fight Club ersatz hard-boiled, white-collar, tough guy fantasy fluff, yes, but it’s also a lot of fun. And to its credit, unlike a lot of recent Irish…
The Forest is the latest in a long and burgeoning line of horror films that confuse horror with things jumping up on screen accompanied by a loud noise.
Triple Nine fails massively as a feature because its writers operate under the greedy and erroneous assumption that more equals better.
How To Be Single: A lonely experience.
The Finest Hours is a throwback to Hollywood of times past, when action movies could be about a simple honest rescue mission, with no grittiness in sight, and spectacle could…
They’re not Native Americans, they’re (Native American) Troglodytes! That’s the somewhat cursory explanation and, after a bit of abstraction, justification, racially-speaking, for the basic narrative premise of Western-cum-horror Bone Tomahawk.
Concussion is a dramatisation of the eruption of controversy caused by Pittsburgh pathologist Dr. Bennet Omalu (Smith) who, beginning in 2002, tied the damaged brains of several deceased ex-pros to…
Deadpool is a film that unashamedly and unapologetically dedicates itself to being ‘one for the fans.’ The result is a manic mess of a film that blunders its way through…
Weekender: |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do in Dublin this weekend.
We’ve teamed up with Pacinos for our great new competition to win dinner for two in this Suffolk Street eatery
Buy any 2 glasses of wine from ely's latest and most exciting wine list yet and enjoy a complimentary bar bite of your choice from their Spring menu at ely…
“We weren’t looking for packaging designers, we were looking for someone who would be able to understand our customers.” Natalie and Karen Keane of Bean and Goose talk about their…
February's Bitesize includes Dublin Chinese New Year, Om Nom Nom, Pandora Luxury Egg, Meetsies and Dine in Dublin.
We take to Californian composer and singer Julia Holter about capturing the magic of record Have You In My Wilderness ahead of her Dublin performance.
Competition! Win a €100 Voucher to spend at Dylan McGrath's new Asian influenced restaurant Taste at Rustic.
"If you tease the information out of an Irish designer there’s a compelling story there.” We speak with Alex Milton, Programme Director of ID2015, on where Irish design stands after…
Chairlift’s new album draws on the moth as a metaphor for beauty, vulnerability and fragility in an emotional and personal response to the relentless energy of New York City.
'Comfortable luxury, the type of atmosphere that gives you the space to share secrets". We check out Suesey Street.