Wow - this move left me haunted. if even anyone deserved an Oscar nomination - this movie shoudl do it for Colin Farrell.

The movie is as politically incorrect as a movie can get, and the characters seem to curse every other word, so it definitely is not for everyone. Some people will find it funny, and some will come out of it wondering what is wrong with the people who found it funny. I fell into the former camp. I was laughing throughout the movie, and quite hard. If you can appreciate black comedies and extremely politically incorrect humor, I definitely recommend this movie.

I normally don't like Collin Farrell, but he did a good job in this movie. It was darkly funny with sufficient action and a little romance. Well balanced, like a good meal. I've recommended it to friends. It's a satisfying movie theater experience. Warning: there's a little gore, so it may not be suited for the faint of heart. It would be a pretty good date movie, if your date isn't lame.

It's odd to find yourself empathizing with murderers, even rooting for them. But the clever writing and masterful acting do the trick in this sometimes bloody, often funny film. Colin Farrell is wonderful as a neophyte hit man who botches his first job by accidentally offing not only the intended target of his hit but an innocent bystander, a little boy. He spends the rest of the film being racked with grief...while he's not trying to bed some foxy lady. There's some pretty graphic blood, but it's not gratuitous. There are lots of funny situations and some moments of true hilarity that relieve the tension. Bottom line: it's a very fine piece of cinema with 3 very accomplished actors and a good supporting cast. And you'll probably decide that a trip to Bruges wouldn't be a half bad idea.

I wasn't expecting much when I sat down to watch this little film I'd never even heard of. Of course I should have known better because some of the best movies these days are the little films no one ever hears of so unfortunately never get to see. "In Bruges" is a perfect example of this. It turned out to be one of the best (and surprisingly funniest) movies I saw all year. Brendan Gleason and Colin Farrell give great performances and create an entertaining odd couple chemistry between them. But Ralph Fiennes comes in halfway through the story and does what he does best; stealing the show by creating another unforgettable and truely enjoyable villian. "In Bruges" doesn't reinvent the wheel or break any new ground in film making, it's simply one of the most entertaining movies I saw all year.