'71

Definitely informative over something a lot of people around the world wouldnt know much about

British soldier isolated in IRA territory. Desperate, distraught people & impoverished, immersive setting combine to suggest hell on Earth.

A little too simple of a story, but overall very fun. The first half hour of this is amazing.

I think this movie is really good and a fantastic performance by oconnell as a British soldier trapped and hunted by the ira in Belfast 🌠

'71 starts really strong, you do feel like you're in the claustrophobic Irish alleys. But as the movie goes on it starts losing charm.

One of the startlingly few films which takes audiences into the midst of the Irish Troubles, '71 searches for humanity in place of politics.

Taut and visceral, '71 tells a small story in a compelling way, trusting its audience without ever leaving them totally in the dark.

An interesting film about British in Northern Ireland.

A bit slow at the beginning, but it sure picks up once the first stone is cast

A brilliant independent film, I just wish it had been longer as it feels somewhat like a short film

A crude and mature point of view on war and nationalism.

Started good, but fell short and became boring to watch.

A movie about an important part of irish history but does a good job at not depicting one side more morally correct than the other

This film is brilliant. Has a clear devotion to realism and historic accuracy, painting both sides of the troubles in NI as equally negativ

Masterpiece. Jack O'connell was skillful with his facial expression.

Tense, dark, gritty thriller about being lost behind enemy lines. Had me on edge for a lot of its runtime. Fantastic for its low budget.

Run of the mill war movie with some intimite moments between unmemorable characters

Really good but difficult to watch at times

The pacing was a bit messy, but overall I liked it and Jack O Connell is an underrated actor

This movie is amazing and everyone should see it. The feels.. I love this movie so much.