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Intermission: Between Acts, Much Ass is Kicked, March 19, 2004
This review is from: Intermission (Audio CD)
From the abrasive opening strains of Colin Farrell's rough-hewn rendition of "I Fought the Law", the "Intermission" soundtrack proves to be a rollicking ride through the streets of Dublin. Farrell etches the song with a vagabond edge, the bristling joie de vivre that makes his acting real and alive. U2, musical patron saints of Ireland, make your veins pulse with youth, blasting the listener with "Out of Control", a song to make you run wild, fall in love, fight and die trying. From their Cheap Trick "Surrender" intro, The Thrills "One Horse Town" casually spits in the eye of indie rock's critics, and the always smooth, always cool Fun Lovin' Criminals prove once again, that "everything's shmool". Matched with John Murphy's reassuring themes, this blarney-flavored blitzkrieg of songs will shake your lovemaker and melt in your mind.
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3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Go on Ya good thing !!!!!, November 15, 2004
This review is from: Intermission (Audio CD)
Great movie!!! very well put together and the cast were fantastic!!!!! as for the music it is the perfect companion to 'Intermission' overall truly impressed, if your not then your obviously not Irish and have crap taste!!!!!!don't be a complete bollox go and buy the soundtrack and movie!!! James Butler, Cork Up the Rebel County!!!!!!HAHAHAHA
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