The Banshees of Inisherin

The destruction in the stubbornness of our beliefs. Friendships are everything, and sometimes that can make some pain. Incredible film

Martin McDonagh knows how to tell a simple story in the most interesting and morose way. A tale of friendship and brutal forgiveness.

Powerfully relatable. We all live on an island like Inisherin.

Arty, slow, weird, poignant, quirky funny and an interesting watch.

Fantastic original story , beautiful scenes of Ireland , superb performances from the entire cast ! Definitely an Oscar contender

Absolutely loved this move, quite honestly it was better then I expected. The 1st half started as a comedy then changed into a complex movie

Great acting, great visuals, funny and compelling from such a seemingly bleak outset. Great for talking about afterwards too

Compelling tale of relationships and what we owe each other. Worth seeing in theater for cinematography.

One man will go to all lengths to get another man to stop talking to him.

It’s a slow burner for sure but it’s well worth a watch, I really enjoyed every minute

Heart-wrenching. Beautifully shot. Brilliant acting. But ultimately leads the audience nowhere.

Unique, witty and an overall good movie experience

The film makes you feel tense but in a different way of other movies. Interesting parallel with the civil war. Great acting.

Superb acting, however if you’re a fan of McDonough, this is much less comedy than his usual work. Slow & pointless but thats the point?

Darkly humourous, unpredictable, the acting and cinematography are top. McDonagh’s made another winner.

Funny, unique, looks beautiful. Great performances.

Very, very, good. Poetic and full of symbolism. Overall, miserably depressing.

If you’re expecting In Bruge again, this isn’t it, but it’s a wonderful slow burn of a movie with great dialogue

Are banshees real? Take a slow journey to discover how depression can affect friendship. Do simple moments make up for shattered dreams?

This movie was emotional on many levels. It was easy to empathize with the characters and understand each of their struggles