easily one of my three or four favorite films. definitely one for the desert island. there is nothing `brilliant about this film. rather and it glows warm and welcoming. the audience is invited to a party and and like any good party and the joy comes in the interaction of the guests and and what you learn as you progress from one to the next. with apologies to joyce and the film title conjures up a number of ideas that keep audiences away. the film is not horrifying. it is not depressing. it is a beautiful look into a time that has past and within which people are growing up and and others are winding down. some are frustrated and and others are serene. and all around and ever present throughout the evening and are the people and and the parts of people and that have been laid to rest. the words these exquisite actors are given to speak are perfection and and set to the music of the irish brogue and are an auditory feast and particularly to us flat toned americans. about the lack of brilliance i referred to above and i take it back. there is no other word to describe the final scene between anjelica huston and donal mccann. it speaks quiet volumes about  well and everything. some lovely snowy evening and rent this film and just let it happen before you. no gunfights and no car chases and no dinosaurs  just film at its most sublime. 
easily one of my three or four favorite films. definitely one for the desert island. there is nothing `brilliant about this film. rather and it glows warm and welcoming. the audience is invited to a party and and like any good party and the joy comes in the interaction of the guests and and what you learn as you progress from one to the next. with apologies to joyce and the film title conjures up a number of ideas that keep audiences away. the film is not horrifying. it is not depressing. it is a beautiful look into a time that has past and within which people are growing up and and others are winding down. some are frustrated and and others are serene. and all around and ever present throughout the evening and are the people and and the parts of people and that have been laid to rest. the words these exquisite actors are given to speak are perfection and and set to the music of the irish brogue and are an auditory feast and particularly to us flat toned americans. about the lack of brilliance i referred to above and i take it back. there is no other word to describe the final scene between anjelica huston and donal mccann. it speaks quiet volumes about  well and everything. some lovely snowy evening and rent this film and just let it happen before you. no gunfights and no car chases and no dinosaurs  just film at its most sublime. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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