In 1950s Ireland and New York, young Eilis Lacey has to choose between two men and two countries.
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USAPG-13 Sundance Film Festival 
Canada Toronto International Film Festival Canada18A Calgary Film Festival 
Romania12 USAPG-13 
AustraliaM 
Ireland12A 
UK12A USAPG-13 
Greece 
South Korea12 
PortugalM/12 
0 
Israelהותר לבני 14 ומעלה 
Denmark7 
Singapore 
Poland16 
Slovakia12 
Spain 
TP 
ItalyKids+13 
NetherlandsAL 
JapanG 
Hungary16 UK12 NetherlandsAL Australia Canada Denmark Greece Hungary Ireland Israel Italy Japan Netherlands Poland Portugal Romania Singapore Slovakia South Korea Spain UK USA
no offense but if u think she picked the wrong guy u have god and also me to answer to
tony is the human embodiment of 'when you ask her about her day and she really tells you and you enjoy it because you love her'
i feel like this is a movie that most grandmas would enjoy
TELL ME ABOUT PLUMBING TONY
oh god i'm so lonely
tony took eilis to see singin' in the rain in the theatre and then jumped on the streetlight like gene kelly, did they really expect me to cheer for jim afterwards?
tony fiorello my short king
tony: polite, kind, loves and cares for eilis
me: need me a freak like that
WOW. the last 5 minutes of this film are so soul-crushingly beautiful.
films like this make me so excited to fall in love.
saoirse, i love you so much.
"home is home."
this film really is out there making me wonder if maybe true love does exist after all ???
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
51/100
Second viewing, no change, and now I understand why I find it so underwhelming. In theory, it's about Eilis being torn between her original home and her adopted home, but conveying that without the benefit of the novel's interior monologue is beyond Hornby's or Crowley's abilities—and even beyond Ronan's, ultimately. As a result, the film is forced to rely almost entirely upon external forces to shape Eilis' decisions, and said forces are kinda banal: She warms to America because she meets a nice fella, then finds herself drawn back to Ireland because she meets another nice fella (and gets offered a job she wants). And then her decision to get on the ship is inspired not by an unexpected…
SAOIRSE RONAN DESERVES MY WHOLE LIFE
