IN BRUGES (2008) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!

[@miriamortiz8981]

"YOU"RE AN INANIMATE FUCKING OBJECT!" - kills me lol

[@astragalusson]

The most hilarious line in a movie that I don't understand the reason why I find it so hilarious!

[@danholmesfilm]

The line is actually - "YOU"REANINANIMATEFUCKINGOBJECT!"

[@patrikiosvatemanopoulos]

"I'm sorry for calling you an inanimate object, i was upset"

[@Leo501st]

This has got to be one of my favorite films of all time. One of the few films that ACTUALLY made me laugh alot. My favourite comedic scene was the one with Ken on the phone where he's lying to Harry about Ray beijg in the room but then Harry asks Ken to check the door just to be safe AND THE LOOK ON KEN'S FACE ALWAYS MADE ME LAUGH😂its just so good

[@sammalla5238]

Arguably the best Dark comedy flick in existence.... For me atleast Thanks Brandon for reacting to this

[@PerfectHandProductions]

Agreed!

[@lukasmoser3469]

thirded

[@faresesam1192]

fourded

[@MetalHeartsOfSteel]

Some other great ones are The Guard, Real Time, The diary of a drunk(FI), Weirdsville and Fargo.

[@BasedNate]

@@MetalHeartsOfSteel is Fargo considered dark comedy?

[@imjack1041]

Ralph Fiennes' acting when he sees Ken lying on the ground is amazing. You can tell that he cared for him and didn't want it to end this way, just by looking at his face.

[@jsmarty1]

So, the painting in the museum earlier is by a guy called Hieronymus Bosch. And later, on the film set, they refer to it as “Boschian”. So when Ray walks onto the set, spiraling, it’s like he’s in that painting, hammering home his point of “what if that’s all purgatory is, the rest of eternity in fucking Bruges”. After all, it was the one painting he actually liked in the museum

[@MacXHammer]

I never even got that they called the movie "boschian" but that actually confirms what I always thought into that final scene on the movie set... That the extras with the creepy animal-masks kind of resemble demons

[@SoWhosGae]

Idk why Ray hates Bruges so much it's such a gorgeous city tbh.

[@jsmarty1]

@@SoWhosGae it came from when Martin McDonagh went to Bruges, and at first he loved it because of as you say, but he got a bit bored after a while, because it’s so quiet, and not very lively. Ray’s very dynamic, he wants to get pissed at the pub, do some come with some prostitutes, etc. While Bruges is lovely, as Ken says “it’s not really his thing.” Contrast that with what he’d REALLY like: “the Bahamas maybe” - it’s a completely different environment and atmosphere

[@Dr3amtime]

The Bosch painting that they view is his "Last Judgment." Unlike most paintings on the theme, it only shows heaven and hell, with no purgatory. That may be why it appealed to Ray; part of him knew that he was going to be condemned to purgatory, at least for a while. I hitchhiked around Europe for a few weeks in '77, when I was 15. I spent my last week kicking back in a little hostel / tavern in Brugges called Snuffles. It was a lovely town.

[@wozing]

There's also the line when Ken is on the phone with Harry saying that "a fog rolled over the town and he said he didn't know if he was dreaming or awake". I like this so much. It's fun, but doesn't take itself too seriously, but still manages to tackle huge topics in an approachable way that still makes you think.

[@ciaranconlon84]

Colin Farrells acting is a lot better when he's not distracted by putting on an accent.

[@ceramicholiness]

*remembering Farrell as Bullseye in Daredevil* Yes. Yes 1000%, couldn’t agree more.

[@patgillen8542]

I literally thought the exact same thing when I first saw this movie. Completely flipped my perception of Colin Farrell.

[@ThePartisan13]

I don't recall him ever being a bad actor

[@hbob5434]

@@ThePartisan13 agreed

[@arnodk2852]

Even though it was just a small role, he was really good in The Gentlemen.

[@chriss164]

The 'like Tottenham' line is about football, Tottenham Hotspur or Spurs are never really going to win the league but not really bad enough to be relegated.

[@sonny7194]

Spurs are the purgatory of football, fits in perfectly with the scene

[@seanplace2471]

Everything ties back in this movie. They even go to the trouble of showing you Ken counting out all of his coins early in the movie for when he later has to drop them off the tower. I love how open to interpretation the ending is - the people on the set were dressed similarly to people in the purgatory painting, and I think it’s safe to say that Bruges is at least a metaphorical purgatory. The audience stands in judgment, and you decide based on what you’ve seen of him whether he gets life/heaven or death/hell.

[@thegammonator6503]

An alternate ending actually showed that he did in fact survive the confrontation with Harry... only to blow his brains out a few weeks later

[@actualchannel4766]

@@thegammonator6503 Where did you get that information from

[@dagdamor1]

I have never stopped showing people Voldemort calling his wife an inanimate object

[@Ninaofthe90s]

Also Voldemort plays a guy named Harry.

[@Watsuda]

Voldemort, Mad Eye Moody and Grindelwald.

[@Ninaofthe90s]

@@Watsuda and Fleur Delacour

[@aegontargaryen69]

Don't forget Aberforth Dumbledore

[@MacXHammer]

@@Watsuda *spoiler

[@Matthew-bx5yf]

This script is so tight, so layered, and so human. The dark comedy and action undercuts some pretty deep human material. The entire cast is remarkable. And Gleeson's death scene is completely heartbreaking.

[@Kleehv]

I’ve liked Ralph Fiennes since Schindler’s List and Strange Days. This movie, In Bruges, was such a surprise to me, came out of nowhere and loved it.

[@Kleehv]

@Lynn Mcburney Ralph

[@Kleehv]

@Lynn Mcburney rlaph

[@Kleehv]

@Lynn Mcburney Raaphl

[@Kleehv]

@Lynn Mcburney ralp

[@charlesprovencher6918]

"You're an inanimate f*cking object!!" might be one of my favorite line in any movie ever.

[@benderthepirate]

This movie really does have some of the best dialogue out there. Love it.

[@Echodolly6]

This film is so amazing. What makes it most amazing is that the film was never overly hyped up when it was released. Most people watch it with zero expectations and zero knowledge of what it is going to be about. They expect it to be 'meh' and it ends up being insanely great.

[@benjaminberling317]

You gotta appreciate his journey from suicidal to «I really hoped I wouldn’t die».

[@stiofanmac3376]

colin farrells greatest performance ever...also this is a 100% irish masterpiece both actors and director at their finest

[@maximillianosaben]

McDonagh's follow-up film, Seven Psychopaths is another fun dark movie. It's the lightest of the three, with the most humor I'd say; and a great cast as well. He also has his next film in development.

[@Shenanigan5]

Just looked it up and it has Colin and Brendan starring too. If its half as good as In Bruges Im in.

[@peterumathum4903]

@@Shenanigan5 brendan isnt in it sadly but apparently he will be in mcdonaghs next movie (along with colin)

[@RYNO2511]

@@Shenanigan5 it's definitely as good IMO, I think you'll enjoy it if you like In Bruges.

[@maximillianosaben]

@@peterumathum4903 - He was talking about McDonagh's 4th movie, bozo...

[@peterumathum4903]

@@maximillianosaben it appears i'm an idiot

[@indodida]

The DVD has a cut of all the times they swore or said the word "Bruges" and it's pure gold.

[@illgillbates9561]

Seven Psychopaths next on the Martin McDonagh list please!! Genius movie and 100% rewatchability!

[@roywilson4514]

Sam Rockwell is amazing

[@xxoxia]

Great opening, haha.

[@bobbyfischer4387]

its a must!

[@BeGummi]

That last scene of Christopher Walken. That was an epic showdown.

[@lansmason9236]

But that's not enough, so pulls out a shotgun

[@j.a.a.x8818]

For another Colin Ferrel black comedy, I would suggest The Lobster directed by Yorgos Lathomos. It’s hilariously odd with a delightfully unique tone. It’s also an ingenious allegory on how empty and hollow modern relationships can be.

[@adampg82]

I absolutely love the lobster, Watch it once a year now.

[@DK-gc9gj]

Thanks for this advice! Never heared about that movie before

[@MikeB12800]

So odd, and captivating

[@j.m.w.5064]

Wow. I would not object to your enjoyment but I like to add: While I've watched a lot of films and also studied it as a subject and can enjoy all kinds of films: Rarely was there a film that disturbed me as The Lobster did. Maybe films by Michael Haneke (like The Game). It was like an odd yet deliberate mixture of pure horror, boredom and absurd theater. I have to commend it for that! But enjoyment or comedy? - No Sir, I did not experience those. Not at all. Just my two cents. Please keep enjoying. Cheers

[@adampg82]

@@j.m.w.5064 I find alot of people do not enjoy it for what it is (original/dark/thought provoking). Rather they dislike it because its not what they expect. ex. Cliche love story/ Predictable spoonfed storyline and possibly having to reflect on their own comparible actions in their personal lives... I believe there are 3 types of movie watchers 1.Popcorn watchers (purely shallow enjoyment/escapism) 2. Viewer that gets the themes/messages of a movie but cannot articulate it or factor it into their calculation of whether they liked it or not, they just know they felt good after watching the movie. 3. The people who leave paragraph long comments on reaction videos on youtube lol.

[@ZrankFappaH]

Ralph Fiennes character Harry is absolutely brilliant, the dialogue is hilarious. Such a great film.

[@owenallan2987]

"You don't know karate" Little did he know, Colin Farrell did, in fact, know karate.

[@sonofliberty1]

Stranger than Fiction.

[@thesyndrome43]

glad you are finally getting to this, I was blown away by this movie, because never before or since have I seen a movie that made me cry and also burst out laughing quite like this

[@mikelmcknight72]

In Bruges is in my top 10 movies of all time. It has a little bit of everything one could hope for in a great film.

[@SavageIntent]

One of my favourite films of all time. The dialogue is perfection.

[@sharonwong5688]

Another movie you HAVE to watch from the same director is Seven Psychopaths! The movie is super original, surprisingly emotional, and is one of the most unpredictable but tightly written movies I've ever seen. Also contains one of THE BEST Christopher Walken performances ever.

[@BassLineProductionsI]

Completely agree! Thats one of my favs

[@abovewater6918]

Editing for this one must have been a "F***ing" nightmare.

[@ThePartisan13]

Yeah he should just accept it and not edit it.

[@alexsclewis]

@@ThePartisan13 you should give away free money, too. can I have it?

[@ThePartisan13]

@@alexsclewis Like every other reaction channel that doesn't edit out swear words? I just watched this other channel react to Django Unchained and not edit out a single slur. Don't give me that monetization bullshit.

[@alexsclewis]

@@ThePartisan13 just deal with it, edgelord

[@ThePartisan13]

@@alexsclewis I don't think you know what that means.

[@80dubz]

"Shit like Tottenham" is a reference to Tottenham Hotspur Football Club who play great football but never win anything.

[@jmhaces]

I remember back when they released this movie Colin Farrell said that he kept apologizing to everybody whenever he wasn't filming for the way Ray talks about Bruges during the movie since he felt really bad about it because he himself loved shooting there and said everybody was great and treated them wonderfully and the city was beautiful.

[@RobinHood3000]

One of my favorite movies of all time, and I saw it for the first time by accident. (Weekend pairing at the on-campus theatre with Dark Knight, I went on the wrong day). Ray realizing that he doesn't want to die after all, he wants to live, after everything he's lost and gained, is such a powerful ending.

[@MacXHammer]

It's a worth-mentioning funny little fact that basically every main actor in "in Bruges" also played a part in either the "Harry Potter"-movies or the "Fantastic Beasts"-movies... Colin Farrell - Ray - Percival Graves / Brendan Gleeson - Ken - Mad Eye Moody / Clémense Poésy - Chloe - Fleur Delacour / Ralph Fiennes - Harry - Lord Voldemort

[@Eadig]

Yasss! This is definitely one of the best screenplays I've read and the acting is so on point! I love this movie ❤️❤️

[@stvk99]

- Little prick didn't even say hello. - Well, he's on a lot of ketamine

[@adasga]

YYYYYYYYES!!!!!! One of my favorites. Colin Farrell so great in this one, deserved the golden globe but was robbed of Oscar nomination in my opinion.

[@jamesmee5212]

I've never seen anyone talk about the soundtrack in this movie heavily slept on pieces scattered through to really sell you the feelings in each scene, very smart use

[@electric.nachos]

This whole movie is just a Harry Potter cast reunion Also, I've just discovered Martin McDonagh is dating Phoebe Waller Bridge. What a cool couple.

[@vighneshpillai7996]

Really????!!!!! He's dating PWB???!!!

[@dialecticsjunkie7653]

Talent recognizes talent, I guess :-D

[@Bjjbhcoa86]

The amount of sarcastic dialogue that must be going on in that household lmfao

[@Stuffthatsfunny1]

7:18 Tottenham is in reference to Tottenham Hotspur football club who never win anything but never get relegated, they are always just off the good teams.

[@Meshuggapeth]

Ralph Fiennes is pronounced like “Rayf.”

[@ethanholgate2512]

In Bruges is absolutely brilliant so cleverly writin & freakin hilarious

[@___blaggard999___8]

great review man, that irish humor goes over a lot of people heads. no matter how fucked up or miserable a situation an irish man will always make a joke to cut the tension even if hes bleeding out. i enjoyed watching this review as much as the movie. your doing something right my man keep it up

[@andyv2209]

Yessss I've been waiting for this one, this is one of my top 20 favorite movies of all time.

[@РусланБекмамбет]

Purgatory's kind of like the in-betweeny one. You weren't really shit, but you weren't all that great either. Like Tottenham

[@jsmarty1]

I heard in an interview recently that Martin McDonagh said that ever since this came out, every time Tottenham make a final, he hopes they lose, just so the line stays relevant

[@sonny7194]

@@jsmarty1 well we've lost like 3 or 4 finals since then so he's in luck😭😭

[@jsmarty1]

@@sonny7194 😂😂😂 lol sorry, I'm a Liverpool fan so you've got us to blame fir that a bit

[@sonny7194]

@@jsmarty1 no worries lol you boys deserved it. At least we have the memories of Amsterdam

[@zala_]

@@sonny7194 you are the first spurs fan I see who is not thoroughly butthurt. Good for you mate

[@sabalos]

Brendan Gleeson is one of my favourite actors. He stars in a pair of fantastic movies by Martin McDonagh's brother, John Michael McDonagh - The Guard (2011) and Calvary (2014). Both fantastic, unusual, dark films.

[@pmoO0]

Google Hieronymus Bosch, the painter that painted all the brutal purgatory paintings. That is basically the concept. He is in purgatory unless he paid for his sins. I assume he died going to heaven, but honestly I'm not sure.

[@mrhedgebull1658]

There's another Brendan Gleeson movie you should watch, called The Guard. Also a very dark comedy.

[@Shenanigan5]

Yep...written and directed by Martin McDonaghs brother.

[@nerigalvb8779]

Came here to propose The Guard as well, awesome movie!

[@bighuge1060]

Two days late with my recommendation of The Guard. Because it's not as devastating as In Bruges, I find myself watching The Guard two or three times a year. I absolutely LOVE that movie.

[@MFBosshunting]

I love this movie. The symbolism of death and limbo is fantastic.

[@becksimilian2955]

Ralph Fiennes' performace in this is one of my favorites of his career

[@rabid_si]

Harry is a great character. He's that "gangster with principles" trope to an absolute fault. As much as I love his character, but wouldn't like him as a person, I'd still admire him for the strength of his principles even if the movie presents his unshakeable principles as incredibly problematic and not really doing as much good as simply trying to be a good person. Both the "You retract that bit about my c*** f****** kids" and the scene at the foot of the hotel stairs are both fantastic windows into his mindset and hilariously funny.

[@brittyn]

The actor who is in the restaurant during Colin Farrell’s date was in a McDonagh play I saw on Broadway in 2005 that was AMAZING! Called The Pillowman, starring Billy Crudup, Jeff Goldblum and Michael Stuhlbarg. Love that he got a cameo in this too (he was also in Seven Psychopaths and Three Billboards!).

[@Bjjbhcoa86]

The Pillowman is a masterpiece. Actually, I think McDonagh's plays are very entertaining and gripping to read as well. I really hope I could watch them on stage of course.

[@brittyn]

Lena Feline I hope you can too! There was a local production of it a few years after I saw it in NYC. It was good but not as great as the Broadway production. I wish they recorded live theater for purchase!

[@Bjjbhcoa86]

@@brittyn I also wish they would do that. Not everybody lives in the US or UK, we want to see these plays too lol

[@brendanfoehr5086]

Apparently, Ralph Fiennes’s name is pronounced “Rafe”

[@MzCastorama]

If you enjoyed this one you def. should watch "The guard" with Gleeson. It's the same kind of awkward dark humor and it's probably my favourite movie ever.

[@MacXHammer]

It's actually directed by Martin McDonagh's brother... And Martin McDonagh produced this one

[@tylerfoster6267]

In Bruges is great and reasonably popular, but I rarely hear people talk about The Guard. Would definitely love to see it covered -- I actually came here just to rec it but then I saw this first.

[@sausage6518]

It blows my tiny irish mind that you weren't like "holy shit it's Brendan Gleeson" haha great reaction though!

[@DeadPyro96]

One of my favorite movies of all time and probably my favorite script of all time. I love the dialogue so much. For one it feels like everything that happens somehow ties back to something that was said an hour earlier. Incredibly tightly woven script. Also the ability to combine dark humour with really heavy stuff is incredible. One of my favorite scenes is the one where they are sitting on a bench talking about the lolipop man and whatnot. And within like a minute or two it seemlessly changes from a dramatic to humourous and then back to dramatic scene. Absolute god-tier dialogue, greatly helped by the actors. As far as the final scene, I subscribe to the Purgatory theory, he's basically stuck there and trying to repent for his sins. I think at the end is about to get judged and it's left unknown whether or not he did enough in Bruges to repent and goes to heaven or goes to hell. He talks about going to the mother and letting her judge him so I think it ties into that as well. It is a surprisingly deep movie. I liked Billboards a lot but In Bruges is imo even better.

[@jimmy2k4o]

Brilliant thing is when Harry is offered “the bullets that make the head explode” He says “I know I shouldn’t but i will.” And it’s those bullets that indirectly lead to his death.

[@ceramicholiness]

To this day, “YOU’RE AN INANIMATE FUCKING OBJECT!” is one of my favorite nonsequiturs to pull out in the middle of a shouting argument with a friend.

[@kirathekillernote2173]

This makes watching seven psychopaths almost mandatory

[@Kris-wp3fm]

Oh man... the film clips haven't even started yet and I already KNOW this is gonna be a good pairing.

[@byHexted]

Top ten favorite movies ever I must have recommended this a year ago

[@PerfectHandProductions]

Hell yes! I absolutely love this movie! It's in my top 10 ten, probably top 5. I'm so glad another reactor has watched this gem.

[@bilibangbang]

Bruges is in Belgium, cool city, very beautifull.

[@McBizzard]

My favourite movie of all time. Everything about it is perfect. Thank you for reacting to this!

[@wthwasthat8884]

Well done on figuring out the purgatory theory of the movie on your first watch. It took me 2 watches to even notice that aspect of the film and after watching a few theory videos of it I'm certain that he is definitely in purgatory at the start of the movie. One of the theological theories of purgatory is actually infinite boredom. No torture or delight just boredom and waiting. Really fits with the tone of the movie.

[@Loll0saurus]

I would love to see Lucky Number Slevin. It's criminally underrated. It also had witty dialog, but is a bit closer to Guy Richie movies than this.

[@stephenochosiete9869]

Yes! One of the best endings ever!

[@stiofanmac3376]

the twist in this film is one of the most shocking i have ever seen. what a work of art this film is...cant believe you got around to reacting to this classic ...my guy brendon

[@SlyRy]

Love this movie one of my favorites. To this day my friends and I still lightly clink our drink glasses on the edge of bartops because of this movie. Obscure reference but worth it.

[@Flamerunner451]

This is unexpected but this is probably a top 5 movie for me, super excited for this! Also off topic but the Fiennes’s name is pronounced like Ray not Ralph I’m pretty sure

[@mrkelso]

Yep, I got lectured about that once... it's said like "Rayf" but the last name starts with F so it blurs, so it sounds like "Ray Fines".

[@RandomClips1337]

I have been waiting a long time for this reaction. In Bruges, is one of my all time favourite movies. I love the dark humour and I liked your take on the movie/show as always!

[@Bjjbhcoa86]

This is one of the most quotable films ever.

[@Curraghmore]

With two Dubliners like Brendan Gleeson and Colin Farrell there's bound to be some witty banter even outside of the script.

[@trevburnard]

"And I really, really hoped I wouldn't die"

[@ShockedBones]

One of my favourite films, just amazing in every way. Solid reaction.

[@bradforddillman7671]

One of my favorite ‘00s movies. Everyone was great in this

[@hoya1178]

Some other great performances from Colin Farrell are Tigerland, Minority Report, Phone Booth, Intermission, The New World, Ondine, Saving Mr. Banks, Seven Psychopaths, The Lobster, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, True Detective, The Killing of a Sacred Deer and The Gentlemen

[@TheBoondocksaint117]

Love that you're reacting to this movie! Helpful hint, Ralph Fiennes' first name is pronounced "Rafe".

[@MullacAbu1]

So glad you're watching this gem. I absolutely love this movie

[@homerchap]

I visited this city right before the movie came out and instantly fell in love with this movie and the city.

[@DunsdonIllustrates]

Man I love this movie! You're watching some real bangers lately Brandon! I went to Bruges a few years ago with my wife. It's a beautiful place. Great beer!

[@ANationsHero]

Did u visit the alcoves?

[@MrSqurk]

I visited Bruges after watching this movie. Was chatting to some locals and eventually mentioned the movie which none of them had seen or heard about.

[@googleaccofalex]

This is one of my favourite films, glad you enjoyed it

[@samuelchallis3420]

You should also check out The Guard. It’s written and directed by John Michael McDonagh, Martin’s brother, and stars Brendan Gleason and Don Cheadle

[@RyanRyzzo]

One of my favourite [EXPLETIVE] movies! :D

[@matthewfortuna3443]

“A lollipop man who knows karate???!”

[@mrjackelbox4418]

My favourite film of all time

[@bruceheckerman7343]

Thank you y being the only reactor on KZbin to finally do one of my favorite movies!

[@CHEEEZ-UK]

What another great reaction dude, your insights and appreciation of certain shots and lines help me realise what I sometimes miss in my viewings. Keep em coming and I'll keep watching!

[@RomTheVacuumedSpider]

One of my favorite films of all time! Never gets old watching it. My interpretation is...the monologue at the end is thinking back to the situation he’s in, “I really, really hoped I wouldn’t die.” This would indicate to me he lived, and is thinking back on it.

[@cheekyboomboom8973]

Before I even start the reaction video, I assume it's gonna be non-stop censoring, lol.

[@notyourdad]

Funny thing about Ralph Finnes, his first name is pronounced Rafe (Rayf).

[@DTec1978]

Maybe people use that as a nickname, but his name is pronounced as it is written. Also, it's Fiennes, not Finnes

[@GhostInPajamas]

@@DTec1978 where did you get that from? You don’t pronounce the L in “Ralph”, so it’s pronounced “rafe” or “Raif”

[@DTec1978]

@@GhostInPajamas I know that, but writting it as Rafe, Raif or Rayf doesn't make sense. If anything, write is as "Raff".

[@GhostInPajamas]

@@DTec1978 that’s kind of a moot point, I only spelled it that way to show you how it was pronounced, because your last comment said his name is pronounced how it’s spelled, “Ralph”, which isn’t true

[@mrkelso]

@@DTec1978 Can't write it as "Raff", cuz that would be a soft "a" sound, like raft. We're stuck trying to write it with a hard "a", like rake. You could write it like Wikipedia, which uses ˈreɪf ˈfaɪnz, but that looks like hell too. lol We're all just trying to be helpful ;).

[@BlueVansCapofAwesome]

Ken didn't just want to smooth talk Harry - Harry helped to kill the man who killed Ken's wife in a racially motivated attack. Ken was indebted to Harry, and that's why he thought breaking it to help save Ray was enough reason to not fight anymore.

[@afz3003]

Oh wow this was my favourite film for so long. "Your an inanimate fucking object!!" Best line in the film.

[@MANGO-SAXON]

I agree with the concensus here, this has become one of my favourite films of all time, such a fantastic script. It just gets better and better after multiple viewings.

[@matildao9243]

This is such an amazing movie. Really underrated

[@csb7376]

Probably one of the best least seen films.

[@everausten]

One of my favourite movies. I lean away from Seven Psychopaths in the set, and prefer to do In Bruges, The Guard and Calvary as a McDonagh brother trilogy. The Guard is the most comedic, Calvary the darkest, and In Bruges is somewhere in between. Brendan Gleeson is an amazing lead in all three, the cast is always on point, and Ray is my favourite Colin Farrell role ✨💛✨

[@rafetizer]

I finally got around to watching this movie so I'm now free to watch reactions. In Bruges is fucking fantastic. I did not see most of it coming until maybe a minute or less before it happened. (if at all)

[@marksullivan2978]

This movie doesn't have to be loved by but must be appreciated by all. It's different in such aa refreshing way. Dialogue and good writing for the win.

[@ohnoitisnt666]

All the Irish characters react in very Irish ways to everything. Thats the beauty of the movie. Its very real.

[@derianjones1730]

Exactly like me Brandon. I was not impressed with Farel before this movie, and thought he was superb in this role.

[@Mantis_Toboggan_MD.]

If you like Martin McDonough's films then you should check out one of his short films (also starring Brendan Gleeson) called "Six Shooter" It's another film that deals with some very dark subject material. It's only about 25 mins long but the ending is hilarious.

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

I thought everyone knew that Bruges is where all of Dr Evil's homies are.

[@voidwraithprime8521]

This is one of my favorite "no one talks about this" movies. Also check out "Michael Clayton"

[@8lackbeard791]

Bruges - lovely place. Very small, quaint town and great for a slow mooch about, with discreet pubs with some of the best Beer in the world