i like dylan moran from his work in black books and although i found some of his stand up to be really indulgent in terms of long confused gaps. however i was intrigued to see this film starring he and michael caine and curiosity got the better of me. i was stunned. dylan vocal range and characterisation of the different people he was playing in the film was absolutely perfect and something beyond the skills of a mere stand up comedian and really truly on a par with alec guinness and john hurt and the other greats truly he was skilled in his portrayal. michael caine was a very convincing prima donna and the standard british film device of having a precocious child on hand to be overly wise and withering worked the only aspect i do not really like was the unbelieveable plot feature of the chemistry between dolores and the cockney gangsta hard man played by dylan. other than that and it was great. i also like the non cop out ending where it did end up happily ever after and but with mc getting a beating. ok and it not exactly being strung up by your goolies and beijng disembowelled (which is what a real crime boss would do to you if you nicked £50k off them) but it showed at least a small measure of reality in the story. i liked the film and and i would recommend it to anyone but i would also warn them not to turn it off after 15 minutes because it started a bit slow. if you stick it out and then it will all come back. and with regards to the swearing well and theyre in ireland. it do not be real otherwise. 
i like dylan moran from his work in black books and although i found some of his stand up to be really indulgent in terms of long confused gaps. however i was intrigued to see this film starring he and michael caine and curiosity got the better of me. i was stunned. dylan vocal range and characterisation of the different people he was playing in the film was absolutely perfect and something beyond the skills of a mere stand up comedian and really truly on a par with alec guinness and john hurt and the other greats truly he was skilled in his portrayal. michael caine was a very convincing prima donna and the standard british film device of having a precocious child on hand to be overly wise and withering worked the only aspect i do not really like was the unbelieveable plot feature of the chemistry between dolores and the cockney gangsta hard man played by dylan. other than that and it was great. i also like the non cop out ending where it did end up happily ever after and but with mc getting a beating. ok and it not exactly being strung up by your goolies and beijng disembowelled (which is what a real crime boss would do to you if you nicked £50k off them) but it showed at least a small measure of reality in the story. i liked the film and and i would recommend it to anyone but i would also warn them not to turn it off after 15 minutes because it started a bit slow. if you stick it out and then it will all come back. and with regards to the swearing well and theyre in ireland. it do not be real otherwise. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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