In Bruges
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Oct 1, 2026
Hannah BlechmanHOST
Okay, this is Colin Farrell.
Hannah BlechmanHOST
Kinda looks like in In Bruges.
Hannah BlechmanHOST
Don't know if that's right, but it does look like that to me.
Andrew OverbyHOST
It doesn't, but if it were right, if it were right-
Hannah BlechmanHOST
Mm
Andrew OverbyHOST
...
Andrew OverbyHOST
Colin Farrell in In Bruges, and he is fired by Ralph Fiennes, which, which-
Hannah BlechmanHOST
Oh, right
John DickinsonHOST
You might remember him from...
John DickinsonHOST
What movie was it? Gangs of New York and In Bruges, but kind of looks like John Madden, but maybe too old to...
John DickinsonHOST
play the former head coach
Derek PapaHOST
yeah he's a great call but yeah i think 71 so he's he's much closer to the the john goodman category i think john goodman 75 or 76 at this point uh so yeah but that's a good it's a nice pull and and yeah he's been in a lot of different stuff uh over the years good good pull by haberman
Derek PapaHOST
He's Irish.
Derek PapaHOST
You might remember him from, uh, what movie was it? Um, [lip smack] "Gangs of New York" and "In Bruges," but kinda looks like John Madden, but maybe too old to play the former head coach.
John DickinsonHOST
Yeah, he's a g- a great call, but yeah, I think 71, so he's, he's much closer to the, the John Goodman category.
Derek PapaHOST
Yeah.
Jeff D LoweHOST
I forget where you landed on this.
Jeff D LoweHOST
That's In Bruges from Martin McDonagh.
Chris KlemmerPANELIST
Oh, I didn't.
Bob GoochmanHOST
Oh, yeah.
Bob GoochmanHOST
Yeah, Buscemi.
Jeff D LoweHOST
Malkovich finally winning a, an, an Oscar would be pretty great too.
Bob GoochmanHOST
No, In Bruges is- Just, I, I just love the way McDonagh writes a, writes dialogue.
Bob GoochmanHOST
I really do.
Bob BookHOST
In 2026, we drink a whiskey that I cannot come up with any sort of clever tie to this movie for.
Bob BookHOST
The film is in Bruges.
Bob BookHOST
The whiskey is
Brad GHOST
Clyde Mays Rye.
Bob BookHOST
I'm Bob Book.
Bob BookHOST
I'm Brad G.
Bob BookHOST
And this week we are looking at the 2008 film In Bruges, a film that for the second time in almost as many weeks, Brad, is a movie that neither of us had seen before, which is a very exceptionally rare occurrence on this podcast, but becoming increasingly more common with the season that we have unfolding here.
Bob BookHOST
I
speaker_2HOST
pair of CIA agents travel to Easter Island in 1973, shortly before the Chilean coup, in Wild Horse 9, the newest film from writer-director Martin McDonagh.
speaker_2HOST
McDonagh's previous films include In Bruges, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, and The Banshees of Inisharin, dark dialogue-driven comedies with moments of shocking, brutal violence.
speaker_2HOST
It's the lyrical quality in his writing, though, that makes the former playwright's films feel so resonant, and putting his words in the mouths of actors like John Malkovich, Sam Rockwell...
speaker_2HOST
Parker Posey and Steve Buscemi allows them to be heard at their best.
TylerGUEST
Just playing such a little, it's such a sad character, but he has such moments in this movie that are like some of the highlights of the whole thing.
TylerGUEST
He's so incredible in this.
speaker_2HOST
Yeah, he's almost like the the Ralph Fiennes in in Bruges of this movie where he sort of you hear a little bit of him earlier, but then he comes in into the third act of the film and really kind of flips things around.
speaker_2HOST
And he is such a hilarious presence and brings some really like his character has a lot of unexpected moments, but is sort of the heavy in the film, too.
Rachel WagnerHOST
I don't dislike his films, but I don't love them as much as everybody else seems to.
Rachel WagnerHOST
But I think this is his strongest film since In Bruges.
Dylan MarshallGUEST
Interesting.
Dylan MarshallGUEST
I saw this and...
Rachel WagnerHOST
But I didn't dislike those movies.
Rachel WagnerHOST
I just didn't love them as much as everybody else.
Rachel WagnerHOST
So for me, him getting back to this two-hander with these two guys, like Edwin Bruges, bantering back and forth, was really fun.
Rachel WagnerHOST
And they're both great.
Kiko MartinezHOST
So the fact that you liked it a lot, I'm excited now.
Cody VillafanaHOST
Yeah, I mean, it's tough because I do, I don't, I'm not sure about that because I think In Bruges is in my top like 10 movies of all time for me personally.
Cody VillafanaHOST
Well, the
Kiko MartinezHOST
last two, I mean, you didn't like Banshees as much as I did.
Jack SalvadoriGUEST
And it's a really, really similar structure.
Jack SalvadoriGUEST
But this time, instead of being in Bruges, it's with a passport in Easter Island.
Jack SalvadoriGUEST
But I don't mind if it's the same.
Jack SalvadoriGUEST
Look, McDonald's dialogue is always sharp.
OrlaHOST
So let's see if that works.
OrlaHOST
Bruges is a beautiful city and it could be featured in a fairy tale and in a film.
OrlaHOST
And it's one of the most best preserved cities in Europe.
OrlaHOST
You must visit Bruges when it's not peak time because in the summertime it gets crowded and the size of tours has been capped.
OrlaHOST
I wouldn't eat in the square in Bruges as it's a tourist trap, you know, with restaurants and inflated prices.
OrlaHOST
Go to the side streets where you'll find hidden gems.
OrlaHOST
If you are a film geek like me, you know I like talking about screen tourism.
OrlaHOST
You'll recognise Bruges from the film In Bruges, which was directed by Martin McDonagh.
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