The film is based on the novel of the same name by Irish novelist Ken Brunn. Brunn is a household name in the English-speaking world as a crime writer.
The film is full of British tunes, the live shooting in London, the actors' full-mouthed London accent, and the ending is full of British flavors - all the damned dead, not a single living mouth is left, quite dark humor. A relatively mediocre film, the overall feeling of deja vu, maybe British-style movies are like this.
Colin Farrell's English accent is the first time I've heard it; Keira Knightley doesn't feel as beautiful as before, I don't know if it's because I'm too thin this time.
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