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Aug

“I Streamed a Stream” – Leaving Cert/CAO Options on Netflix Ireland

Tags: American Graffiti, Clerks, Frances Ha, Jeff, netflix, Netflix ireland, Who Lives At Home

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by Mick McGovern

Mick goes all guidance counsellor on our asses and offers some life advice to the poor folks getting leaving cert results this week. Read more

Dec

Páraic’s top 10 films from 2013

Categories: Best ofs

Tags: Blue Is the Warmest Colour, Blue Jasmine, Captain Phillips, Django Unchained, Frances Ha, Only God Forgives, The Place Beyond the Pines, The Selfish Giant, The Way Way Back, Upstream Colour

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by Páraic

Páraic shares his personal favourites from the year just gone. Read more

Dec

2013’s Best Films (Joint top 5 and Podcast)

Categories: Best ofs, Podcasts

Tags: Blue Is the Warmest Colour, Frances Ha, Good Vibrations, The Selfish Giant, The Way Way Back

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by Starsky & Hutch

This. Is. Spooool. - - A black and white indie, a gritty English drama, a heartwarming biopic, a coming of age teen movie and a foreign language love story. Read more

Dec

Nigel’s top 10 films from 2013

Categories: Best ofs

Tags: Ain't Them Bodies Saints, Arbitrage, Before Midnight, Blue Is the Warmest Colour, Blue Jasmine, Cloud Atlas, Frances Ha, Good Vibrations, In a world, Mud, No, Pacific Rim, Prince Avalanche, Robot & Frank, Simon Killer, The Broken Circle Breakdown, The Call, The East, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, The Selfish Giant, The Way Way Back, What Maisie Knew, Zero Dark Thirty

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by Nigel

Nigel shares his favourite films from the last 12 months. Read more

Jul

Spooool.ie Podcast #8 – Rewind to the movies of 2003, Frances Ha and The Act of Killing anointed as film of the year candidates, Alan Partridge and Upstream Color previewed

Categories: Podcasts

Tags: 2003, Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa, Frances Ha, Galway Film Fleadh, Japan, Life's a Breeze, Pacific Rim, The Act of Killing, The Internship, The Wolverine, Upstream Color

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by Starsky & Hutch

As well as the usual discussion on the current films we've enjoyed and hated, we also find time to discuss the merits of such titles as Tomb Raider, The Matrix: Reloaded, Kill Bill Vol I, 28 Days Later, The Hulk and Finding Nemo. Aaaaah 2003, you were a good un. Read more

Jul

Frances Ha

Categories: In Cinemas

Tags: Adam Driver, Frances Ha, Girls, Greta Gerwig, Lena Dunham, Michael Zegen, Mickey Sumner, Noah Baumbach

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by Páraic

Modern Love - ★★★★ Read more

Jul

What’s Worth Watching – July 2013

Categories: What’s Worth Watching

Tags: A Field In England, Ben Wheatley, Edgar Wright, Frances Ha, Greta Gerwig, Guillermo del Toro, Iceland, Idris Elba, Nick Frost, Noah Baumbach, Pacific Rim, Ron Perlman, Simon Pegg, The Deep, The World's End

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by Nigel

Greta Gerwig is our cover-star this month with Frances Ha coming our way alongside Guillermo Del Toro's Pacific Rim, Cornetto trilogy film #3 The World's End, an Icelandic lost-at-sea drama called The Deep and Ben Wheatley's A Field in England. Read more

Jun

Spooool.ie Podcast #7 – Best and Worst of 2013 (so far), Superman, World War Z, A Field in England coming on all formats & The Cornetto Trilogy concludes!

Categories: Podcasts

Tags: A Field In England, After Earth, Before Midnight, Ben Wheatley, Byzantium, Citadel, Die Hard, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Evil Dead, Frances Ha, Good Vibrations, Greta Gerwig, King of the Travellers, Man of Steel, Mud, Noah Baumbach, Only God Forgives, podcasts, Simon Killer, The Bling Ring, The East, The Place Beyond the Pines, The Purge, This Is the End, World War Z

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by Starsky & Hutch

The Cornetto trilogy reaches its conclusion this month with The World's End...

May

Five things we learned this week – May 17th 2013

Categories: TAKE TWO

Tags: Cannes, Frances Ha, Ginger Baker, John Hughes, Niah Baumbach, The Rock, The Wire

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by Páraic

Greta Gerwig grows up, Ginger Baker is a prick and a few pretty Cannes posters. Read more

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