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Starring Tony Hawks. From the almost-million-selling book by Tony Hawks. It’s scheduled for an Autumn release. The new Waking Ned?

Look out for Sean Hughes and Ed Byrne and an actress playing 2FM’s Brenda O’Donoghue who doesn’t really look like 2FM’s Brenda O’Donoghue.

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Maureen O’Hara is 90 today.

Put aside ten minutes, pour yourself a long glass of buttermilk and enjoy the fight scene from ‘The Quiet Man’. When men and women could beat the crap out of each other without the ‘social’ getting involved.

Nationwide meets Maureen O’Hara on the eve of her 90th birthday

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Michael Cera! Jason Schwartzman! Anna Kendrik! The Director! In other words, Geek Heaven is a place on earth called Cineworld in Dublin. 

Just Click the Arrow.

Relax. It’s for a movie*.

The Dark Side Of Amy (Ken Sweeney, Irish Independent)

*Also starring Orlaith Rafter, Simon Delaney, Allen Leech, Rachel Dowling, Owen McDonnell, Sophia Brosnan and Peter Gaynor.

Rewind (IMDB)

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Inception: A Haiku

Girlyman grows up
Makes unofficial sequel
to Shutter Island?

Maith an fear,

Fintan.

(Composed in the car park of Storm Cinemas, Naas)

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Zach Synder, director of 300 and Watchmen, plunders the mind of your typical 15-year-old and finds dragons, a WWII-era bomber swooping under a bridge, Japanese schoolgirls with swords, trench fighting and machine guns all mixed up into 1:26 of insanity.

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Sorry, Karl. No fanboys in on Wednesday.

This little gem had Broadsheet in floods of tears as young men, much as randy Uncle Mike would make us cry when he bit us. But unlike Mike, Flight of the Doves is not paralysed down one side of its body with severe gout in both legs and married to a woman who pees in a bag.

In fact Flight of the Doves has aged impeccably. This section deals with pretty much everything that was to happen 30 years later. It opens outside a synagogue in Temple Bar (actually The River Club), where two scamps are hiding in bins…