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Belfast (2021)

A young boy and his working-class Belfast family experience the tumultuous late 1960s.

Directed by Kenneth Branagh, based on his own childhood and "The Troubles".


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Movie was excellent, really well cast and acted. Watched it with a small group of people, one of them is semi hard of hearing and had a hard time understanding what they were saying, especially the wife when she was angry and screaming, due to the heavy N. Ireland accent, so I had to turn on the subtitles for him.

edit: There's no one running around in spandex doing backflips, so that will likely turn a lot of you off

Watch '71 if you haven't already

I think I saw that.

Will watch the first 5 mins to make sure. Thanks for the recommend.

Random, and pointless on my part, but I still love that you put The Troubles in quotations.

I wasn't trying to lesson or downplay what happened.

Originally posted by jaden_2.0
Watch '71 if you haven't already Great film too.

I watched it.

It's good, but not my cup of tea.

I didn't care for some of the post-production choices such as music and use of color at the beginning, etc. I wasn't as immersed as I felt I should have been.

But otherwise it's great.

I'm watching it now

I recognize the actor he was in Boba Fett and Roadhouse

I call him Jimmy