Outsiders - The Field (1990).

This and "for what died the sons of Róisín"

Got that too

“A rip-roaring, wild, and kaleidoscopic ride that lies somewhere between Orwell’s 1984, Asimov’s I Robot, and The Road Warrior.... A riveting, entertaining, and compelling tour-de-force, cinematic and bristling with an innovative, imaginative intelligence." --Liam Taliesin

I’ve been thinking about this movie a lot lately, I feel as though we’ve lost our way 🇮🇪

Those pints look sinister enough. Yuck.

Now that’s fucking acting!!!

What's Sean Bean doing there?

I believe Bull McCabe in the original play was supposed to be the villain of the piece but he ends up in this film being a legendary hero character, most of the audience love him rather than hate him in the film.

Classic acting from the Limerick's Camelot and writing from Listowel's Shakespeare .

outsiders!

Extraordinary scene