Blackbird

Looks brilliant!

The alarm bells are always ringing when you hear the words ‘written, directed by and starring…’

😂

I've literally just watched the 'Threat Level Midnight' episode of the Office for the first time. This is exactly the same thing except Flatley is minted.

That guardian review is very good.😁

Riverdance hoofer Flatley really has produced, written, directed and starred in his own film in which he plays Victor Blackley, a supercool secret agent codenamed “Blackbird”, leader of an undercover special forces unit called “the Chieftains”, like the folk band. Very often, Flatley has a secret half-smile with narrowed eyes; at other times his face is strangely blank and yet intent, like a tourist who has swum away from the other holiday-makers in the Mediterranean to secretly relieve himself in the sea.

Will there be tap dancing in it ?.

Michael Flatley is Victor Blackley lol!

I'm amazed it hasn't gone straight to VHS.

Brutal review.

This sounds good..
Is it like the clint Eastwood 'Firefox' film?

In the trailer: that's a fake phone box.

Is this his audition tape for the new Bond?

I'm def up for watching this!

Well after reading the review I reckon I will need to give up 2hrs of my life to see it, I didn’t know some of it was filmed just a couple of miles up the road from me at his castlehyde house.

That’s how good a secret agent he is you see.

Is Flatley about to bicome the Irish Steven Segal?

That review made my day.

There's an Apple TV mini-series called Black Bird which is quite decent, strange that lawyers didn't get to work on having such similar names.

RIVERDANCE ICON Michael Flatley has taken home the prestigious Best Actor award at the Monaco Streaming Film Festival.

what?

Despite being an online-based festival anyone could attend, the Monaco Streaming Film Festival was beset by technical issues, one of which meant attendees were actually unable to watch Blackbird, unless you attended an in-person screening at the Grimaldi Forum located in the Principality.

Ahh, seems like there is no end to his chequebook, sorry, talent

Reviewed in today's Mayo and Kermode podcast, too, apparently.

at other times his face is strangely blank and yet intent, like a tourist who has swum away from the other holiday-makers in the Mediterranean to secretly relieve himself in the sea.

Is he a roadie?

like a tourist who has swum away from the other holiday-makers in the Mediterranean to secretly relieve himself in the sea.

it's a well known fact that Flatley can't swim, though he's pretty good at treading water.

Flatley turns in a performance seconded only by Keiko in Free Willy the movie, and will no doubt receive an Oscar nod or the nobel peace prize.

unless you attended an in-person screening at the Grimaldi Forum located in the Principality.

From which journalists were banned!

it’s a well known fact that Flatley can’t swim, though he’s pretty good at treading water.

Superb!

Mayo and Kermode
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Obviously they like it 😉

"Do not show this to other people" 😀

Im now thinking of buying a hat

Do you think blocking reviewers from the original showing was a mistake?  No-one seems to be holding back at all here.

I'm holding out for the inevitable sequel.....

He put loads of cash into the industry for that film, sound engineers and others will be greatfully happy.
It looks awful they should reshoot it on black and white it's worked before.

I’ve literally just watched the ‘Threat Level Midnight’ episode of the Office for the first time. This is exactly the same thing except Flatley is minted.

Was thinking the same. Just without the comedy

Will there be tap dancing in it ?.

in a minefield, just to add a bit of tension

This would be a great time for BBC to re-screen ‘King of Clubs’ incidentally (if there’s anyone at the Beeb still has a key to the BBC CHOiCE filing cabinet.

Riverdance hoofer Flatley really has produced, written, directed and starred in his own film i

Massive opportunity missed to both write and sing the theme tune

That reminds me, I must watch moonfall.

No, you really mustn’t…

Patrick Wilson was great in Moonfall. Can't understand why they put that whiney comedian in it to make it a schizophrenic seeming film.