A sequel to a highly revered book made straight for TV was never going to be an easy sell. Even me, someone I would consider to be a big fan of “Watchmen” having first read the book about fifteen years ago, was sceptical about how it would go.
While it may not be to the taste of all the fans of the series (what is?) “The Rise of Skywalker” is a satisfying end to a saga that started in 1977. It’s a non-stop, straight forward, old fashioned adventure film that has the feel of the original trilogy, rather than the complicated politics of the prequel trilogy...
As with “Toy Story 4” from a couple of months ago, I haven’t seen this film as at the time of writing, but luckily my 8 year old daughter Lilliana has, and she was more than happy to take the time from her busy schedule to sit down with me and answer some questions I have about the film...
A local Dundalk boy, David Keenan is on the road to stardom and the name on everyone’s lips. Rightly so after four years in the making, Keenan describes ‘The Beginners Guide to Bravery’, as being ‘An Evolution of being a human the last four years’ giving us a look into this thoughts, his experiences in love and loss and musical progression.
