Ah Here

10 thoughts on “Ah Here”

1. It would certainly be the worst IRISH film I’ve seen in a long time. I kinda feel for Terry though. He is clearly incredibly hard working and ambitious after making the film without much budget. If he could only realise his talents were better at producing than writing and directing.

2. I would feel disloyal if I did not mention my friend Yoav’s film “Reuniting the Rubins” which got some pretty gloriously bad reviews but which I have heard is actually pretty good:
   http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/reuniting_the_rubins_2011/

   http://www.reunitingtherubins.com/

   • I see what you mean about the reviews. “What happens when you put a rabbi, a Buddhist monk, a high-strung capitalist, and a lesbian humanitarian together in the same room? Not comedy, it turns out.”

     That’s about the best of them.

3. 50 years from now they will still be finding stickers for the yoke on lamposts and walls.

4. I saw St. George’s Day, it was ridiculously bad.

5. Yeah…

   Enda Kenny, European citizen of the year and Twat of the year.

   Please let the UK take him as their own!!

6. This has some legs…. oh not again.

7. Is that the same crispin mills who ruined the late 90′s with that poxy kula shaker band?

8. Worst British Actor
   Adam Deacon, Payback Season
   Peter Doherty, Confession of a Child of the Century
   Liam Neeson, Battleship and Taken 2
   Emmett Scanlan, Charlie Casanova
   Dougray Scott, A Thousand Kisses Deep

   :)

9. Thank the sweet baby Jeebus they think he’s British.

   In fairness, every Irish film could be in the running for ‘worst Irish film’. All shite that gets lauded as ‘underappreciated genius’

   See: What Richard Did, Grabbers, Disco Pigs … the list goes on and on and on … like most of the films