In Bruges (2008)
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Synopsis
After a job gone wrong, hitman Ray and his partner await orders from their ruthless boss in Bruges, Belgium, the last place in the world Ray wants to be.
Cast
- Elizabeth Berrington
- Rudy Blomme
- Ciarán Hinds
- Mark Donovan
- Ann Elsley
- Colin Farrell
- Jean-Marc Favorin
- Ralph Fiennes
- Brendan Gleeson
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- Sep 15, 2012
What a conversation between Harry and Ken would sound like if they were talking about some lame person who doesn't like this movie: Harry: So he's having a really nice time watching In Bruges? Ken: Well, I'm having a really nice time watching In Bruges. I'm not sure…
SimoneOct 26, 2018colin farrell ended homophobia when he got high on cocaine and ordered one gay beer
Ellie ✨Jan 1, 2020we in the places you can’t even pronounce
Jay - Jan 6, 2021
this is like the exact opposite of Before Sunrise
Megan BitchellDec 19, 2016"I'm sorry for calling you an inanimate object. I was upset." colin farrell is such a daddy. please, colin, carry me away from bruges in your strong irish arms.
#1 gizmo fanMay 24, 2019in bruges is a harry potter movie
siobhan - Sep 13, 2012
Pure fucking brilliance. Everything fucking works. Fucking humour, fucking emotions, fucking Ralph fucking Fiennes is the fucking best fucking ever. "You're an inanimate fuckin' object!" I cannot get over that line. It's so fucking good.
Aaron T. RexMar 12, 2017i don't think i will ever stop thinking about colin farrell's facial expressions in this movie
shannonJan 11, 2022one of the great american comedies
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- Katharina likedIn Bruges
The film is quite special and has a place in my heart for the protagonists. The two serial killers have a special bond that’s quite fun and heartwarming to watch. The end of the movie comes surprisingly and shocked me, the first time watching it. Kinda weird but great!
Demo lovedIn BrugesDark comedies are a mixed bag for me but this one was so clever and I loved the euro trip tourist banter - could listen to Colin Farrell saying “Bruges is a sh*thole” in his lil brogue for dayssss.
Sabrina Bondi lovedIn BrugesI never expected to be moved by in Bruges, but I was. This is one of those movies that kicks off with a slow engine and picks up at full speed in the second half.
- Jaycher is "meh" onIn Bruges
Naja der Film war Lust und alles andere als vorhersehbar was ich auch cool finde. Doch mich hat er nicht so abgeholt wie er hätte können. Er wirkt ein wenig wie ein Film von Studenten die etwas tiefgreifendes ausdrücken wollen. Man kann ihn sich wohl anschauen aber ist eine 5/10
Mike T. likedIn BrugesI REALLY wanted to like this. This could absolutely have been a cult classic/sleeper hit of the past 2 decades, but it really falls from that status in the 2nd and 3rd Act. This is still a good movie, especially a directorial debut, but it could’ve been great.
Ike Z Adler likedIn BrugesWatched this for the first time the other night after really liking Banshees of Insherin. these two movies are great and have a unique tone. martin mcdonagh writes the best dialog for colin ferrell
- Zaya lovedIn Bruges
A gorgeous movie. It’s so funny but also crushes you to death. Incredible
carmina viegas lovedIn Bruges“you completely promise to jump into the canal?” i’m weak
Kevin lovedIn BrugesRewatched this tonight. Hilarious. Undeniable chemistry.
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Metacritic
Chock full of wonderful lines delivered by a splendid cast, the film toys with the conventions and mostly transcends the limitations.
James Greenberg
The Hollywood Reporter
Closer to pics like “The Hit” and “Miller’s Crossing” than to McDonagh’s bristling, funny plays, this half-comic, half-serious account of two Irish hitmen who are sent to the titular Belgian burg to cool their heels after a job is moderately fair as a nutty character study, but overly far-fetched once the action kicks in.
Robert Koehler
Variety
No one wants a movie that tiptoes in step with political correctness, yet the willful opposite can be equally noxious, and, as In Bruges barges and blusters its way through dwarf jokes, child-abuse jokes, jokes about fat black women, and moldy old jokes about Americans, it runs the risk of pleasing itself more than its paying viewers.
Anthony Lane
The New Yorker
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