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THIS WEEK, WE’RE asking you about your favourite stuff of 2014.
You’ve already told us about the best TV programmes, and albums of the past 12 months. Now, we want to know about your cinema trips.
HAS IT BEEN a great year for film, or you awaiting even better stuff in 2015?
That’s what we’ve been debating as we try to narrow down our favourite films of this year.
There was a strong Irish showing in 2014, with One Million Dubliners, Calvary and Frank all flying the green-white-and-gold in front of international audiences. But did they make the cut for you?
To kick things off, here’s what had our reporters glued to the big screen this year:
Aoife Barry: One Million Dubliners/Frank/Boyhood
Paul Hosford: Boyhood/Guardians of the Galaxy
Christine Bohan: Map to the Stars/Mistaken for Strangers
Michael Freeman: Boyhood
Susan Daly: Unbreakable (Disclaimer: I know the director and subject but it did actually affect me the most)
Paul Fennessy: Leviathan
Steven O’Rourke: The Lego Movie
Amy O’Connor: Ida
Sean Farrell: Leviathan
Nicky Ryan: Wolf of Wall Street (though technically released last year)
Christina Finn: Gone Girl/Divergence
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Kieran that is a nasty comment. It could happen anywhere..any town or city. A life has been lost and 2 families have been thrown in to turmoil over this. For godsake have some compassion.
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Sad to hear of this death, could be a domestic, as the news is sketchy. However still very sad RIP.
Awful news thoughts are with there family at this time x
True though isn’t it!
This fellow is begging for attention and cannot get it only coming on here and making a total idiot of himself
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