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Wild Mountain Thyme: anticlimax, slapstick and terrible accents

Most sections of society, no matter how small or niche, can reasonably expect to be catered for by cinema. That includes the target audience for Wild Mountain Thyme, a demographic best described as “anyone who found Ed Sheeran’s ‘Galway Girl’ frustratingly short on stereotypes”. Don’t those people deserve movies, too? John Patrick Shanley, a writer capable of likeable whimsy ( Moonstruck) and utter preposterousness ( Wild Mountain Thyme from his 2014 play Outside Mullingar, which revolves around a minor land dispute and an unrequited romance. He also directed the film, which presumably involved asking the cinematographer: “Can you make everything a bit greener?”

Wild Mountain Thyme movie review : Wild Mountain Thyme will turn you green with Blarney

Director John Patrick Shanley Your cliché Bingo card will be a full house after the first twenty minutes For a country that called the most destructive war in human history The Emergency and a centuries-long conflict in our own land The Troubles, it seems we have gotten our tweed knickers in an awful bunch over Wild Mountain Thyme. We need your consent to load this YouTube contentWe use YouTube to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Please review their details and accept them to load the content.Manage Preferences How much of this is mock outrage, post-colonial cringing, or anger over cultural vandalism, I m still not sure but such has been the opprobrium heaped upon director and writer’s John Patrick Shanley’s clunking cliché fest that you’d think the Brits were reintroducing the Penal Laws or that the price of a pint was about to go up by 10c.

Emily Blunt, Jamie Dornan and a good old fashioned rom-com

Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Emily Blunt, Jamie Dornan and a good old fashioned rom-com Jamie Dornan and Emily Blunt The latest charming rom-com pairing is Emily Blunt and Jamie Dornan. The stars discuss the appeal of Wild Mountain Thyme with Georgia Humphreys. “Unique and lyrical and beautiful”; that’s how Emily Blunt passionately describes her latest project. Wild Mountain Thyme is a romantic drama written and directed by New Yorker John Patrick Shanley – who created the classic rom-com Moonstruck – and is set in the bewitching Irish countryside. The film sees London-born Blunt, 38, play headstrong farmer Rosemary Muldoon; she has her heart set on winning the affections of her neighbour Anthony Reilly – played by Jamie Dornan – who she happens to have loved since they were 10 years old.

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