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Intermission [2003] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

Starring: Cillian Murphy, Kelly Macdonald, Colin Farrell, Shirley Henderson, Colm Meaney
Director: John Crowley
Format: AC-3 Closed-captioned Colour Dolby DVD-Video Subtitled Widescreen NTSC
Released: 19 Oct 2004
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4 and a half stars...rating needs a half! - By: Elizabeth, 25 Aug 2008
Intermission is one of those films that you'll probably love or hate.
It's a very funny & heart-warming story, following various intertwined plots creating an enjoyable viewing which has you glued to the screen throughout!
Excellent - By: rollinstones, 29 Dec 2006
Just watched this film. Brilliant. If u want a laugh from a film & ur not squemish buy this. I dont know where these negative reviewers have came from, u shouldnt buy this film if you dont like a laugh with plenty of humour thrown in! i just sent about 10 text messages after id watched this to let my friends know about this film.
Brilliant, funny and witty - By: , 22 Feb 2006
Set in real & gritty part of dublin, where you won't find many green fields & fiddlers. You'll know within 5 mins whether you will like this film or not. The film is about the lives of several dubliners who come together as part of a daring bank heist. The humour is dark & witty, & language is course. If your expecting Irish 'Craic' you will be dissappointed, but if your looking for a black comedy, with a few OhMyGod moments, then this is the film for you! Colin farrell's best role, but Colm Meaney steals the show.
minus infinity stars!!! - By: pixiepoison, 21 Jan 2006
Horrible, horrible piece of film - the entire movie features the kind of people which give Dublin a bad name & the kind of children who reallly should be in detention centres.

Trying, but miserably failing, to copy Trainspotting, this film has nothing going for it - the script, which would have been better had it been improvised by a group of monkies - the cast, which would have been improved had it been the monkies - the setting - it's not like any part of Dublin that anyone would actuallly want to see.

Want a well made movie about the downside of urban existance? Get Trainspotting. Want a well made movie about the upside of big town living? Get Ámelie. Want a pile of stinking manure which recallls its odour everytime you see its box? Get Intermission.

Absolutely appallling.

Intermission? Interminable, more like! - By: splodge, 06 Feb 2005
If Al Qaeda suspects were made to sit through this film I've no doubt Amnesty would object that it was a form of mental torture. After ten minutes of wobberley camcorder docusoap film I was ready to switch off, but persevered for another 20 minutes or so.

OK - the only reason for getting this film out was to see the gorgeous Kelly Macdonald. But even she got herself undressed under the bedclothes! And female fans of Farrel may be put out that the main (?) character is an even prettier boy than Colin :o). The only interesting character was the wayward cop, who initiallly I had assumed was the local gangland boss, so it was a let down to find out his actual occupation. Hmm. Bit stereotyped, methinks.

Others have commented on the 'strong' language, as Channel 4 euphemisticallly callls it. On the whole I think here it is acceptable, but objectionable in front of children, even if actors. And I consider swearing AT children - in film or in real life - a form of abuse (certainly exploitation).

Well, if you're a fan of soaps with a lot of violence & swearing, you might enjoy. For anyone else, why waste two hours of your life?