Luke Dunne
@mistercinecal
Writes about film and culture for Film In Dublin, #PrettyDeadlyFilms and various other corners of this web we call world wide. He/Him
Storm gets nothing to do in these movies and Halle Berry should have sued over those wigs but that is a banger jumper
I bet the dive bar where Wolverine is cage fighting in X-Men does unreal homemade hot dogs, probably some kind of life-changing potato dish only known to the locals
We did a zine about sex scenes once for @filmindublin.bsky.social where I realised my true calling was doing those little strips in the tabloid agony aunt section
I'd give you good odds that AI was used to write this soundbite for Martin anyway
seeing a movie star that looks that good, it may only happen a few times in your life. Or once.
bless this lolly for melting into the proud and beautiful nation of ireland 🫡
it is so important to keep a record of history which is why I'm so glad John Michell's Me, Myself and Mary documents @seamas.bsky.social's famous meeting with Mary McAleese. Spoke to them both about the animated film, it's showing this weekend at the Film Fleadh! filmindublin.ie/2026/07/08/a...
Had a great chat with Niamh Bryson about Newtown Boys before it screens at the Fleadh this week! The short is a personal and poignant (but also quite funny) look at a foster family in 60s Waterford: filmindublin.ie/2026/07/07/d...
Rereading The Men Who Would Be King and the story of Pop, the website DreamWorks started in the Dot Com boom without a clear idea of what it would do or how it would do it, but with a very clear idea that it would make money (it didn't), really shows how little things change
can I just say doing the ironically negative pull quote bit while also making sure to include an unironic glowing 5 stars is typical of Ireland's most meticulously marketed rebels
Seán O'Casey characters be like "arra don't mind him sure he's only an auld