What begins as downbeat Irish humour soon turns into bleak, black comedy in this dryly farcical Irish film, made possible by perfectly pitched, deadpan performances that are kept in check
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04/18/09
A Film With Me In It (2008)
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Reviews Counted:7
Fresh:5
Rotten:2
Average Rating:6.1/10
US Box Office: $0
Reviews for A Film With Me In It
1 - 7 (sorted by comments; Australian critics are listed first)
Top CriticA rather outrageous comedy which knows exactly what it’s doing and, within its limitations, does it very well indeed.
04/24/09
Top CriticThe epilogue leaves you feeling hollow and empty, but as a less-than-satisfying film concludes, you may also realise that this is entirely the point.
04/24/09
Top CriticShot digitally on a low budget, the film is basically a one-joke concept spun out to 90 minutes.
04/24/09
Top CriticA wonderfully black Irish comedy in which one dead body leads to another, this unassuming film takes a simple premise and milks it for all its worth. And it works beautifully
04/18/09
Top CriticIf Mark and Pierce had been two people whose welfare I cared more deeply about, the film might have carried me for the duration. As it is, they were a bit like guests who stayed too long at dinner.
05/08/09
Top CriticIt feels like a television episode gone on too long.
04/24/09
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