'Breakfast On Pluto'
Declan from Dublin, 28 Feb 2007
Rubbish Rubbish Boring nothing good to say about the film cosidering the well known cast
7 people out of 24 found this review helpful
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Mark from Dublin, 10 Apr 2007
I was quite looking forward to this but ended up clock watching it did not hold my attention at all bar a few funny moments. Some people will no doubt love it the softly softly tones of the main character drove me nuts 0/10 for me, the girlies would probably give it more which says it all!
6 people out of 12 found this review helpful
Breakfast On Pluto
Paul from Meath, 06 Apr 2007
I watched this movie thinking I would hate it, but Patrick McCabe does it again. I loved it! The plot was farcical but captivating, the cast was spectacular and even though it was my girlfriend who rented it originally I now intend to buy it at the first opportunity
6 people out of 8 found this review helpful
Fantastic!
Martina from Galway, 16 May 2007
An amazing film. Granted the story is weak but the acting is brilliant. Cillian Murphy is a national treasure. Irish films like this one make me very proud to be Irish. How come all his Irish films have been brilliant but his American ones are not that great?
5 people out of 5 found this review helpful
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James from Meath, 25 Jun 2007
I through this film was great ,the story is different than the run of the mill.great to watch very moving.
5 people out of 6 found this review helpful
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Deirdre from Dublin, 12 Jun 2007
Patrick Jordan uses a light touch on a film which glances off of serious topics - the Troubles, abortion, rejection of societies' assigned roles, etc. The film follows the life of Kitten, from his infant arrival on the doorstep of a church, to the streets of London, chronicling his flamboyant and inspired search for his mother. Cillian Murphy fills the role with both gusto and sensitivity, bringing a mortal touch to a larger-than-life character.
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Michael from Dublin, 26 Jan 2008
One of those completely emasculating films that your wife or girlfriend will probably enjoy.
Men are weak, sinning, stupid, or murderous (though there's a little redemption at the end for one.) Women -- at least the open minded ones -- are saintly.
Cillian Murphy (Excellent as the Scarecrow in Batman Begins) is even more amazing here.
I found it a bit slow and plodding, but with a few well drawn characters. About a 6/10 for me. My wife would give it an 7/10.
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Jennifer from Donegal, 20 Jun 2009
Loved this film.There is so much going on in the movie.The main character is so vulnerable and yet so strong in a time that was unforgiving in it's attitudes to single mothers,homosexuals and in the middle of all this The Troubles just for good measure.I liked the use of music from the period to enhance the story.The acting was just great a good cast, good director and it didn't disappoint.
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