The Guard
Action • R • 2011 • 1 hr 36 min
Starring
Brendan Gleeson, Don Cheadle, Liam Cunningham, Mark Strong, Katarina Čas
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Even though I can't really understand him, I want Brendan Gleeson in every movie I watch.
Amazing, loved this. Funny and interesting, kept me hooked. Nothing spectacular in plot but the relationships were great
Not a routine action drama. Murder, drugs, cartel are there. But you remember the witty dialogs. Gleeson is irresistible.
It is a surreal comedy that feels good to watch.
Hilarious. Brilliant. Dark. Did I mention brilliant?
Dryer than a desert in the middle of a drought. Dark and darkly funny.
Very good, watch this if you liked In Bruges and vice versa.
Great simple movie. Smart, funny and well done
A confrontational small-town Irish cop is paired with a straight-laced FBI agent to stop a major drug deal. A very Irish drama, well acted.
Love the Irish humour and glad it was made before cancel culture existed
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