I saw this movie on opening weekend. What a joy to see this event in history told with such heart and compassion! It was so memorable. Thank you... Kenneth B!
Loved the film.All the actors were fabulous and it reminded me of my own childhood even though l lived in Shropshire.The mum was much like my own.We emigrated to Australia in 1965.
Just finished watching Belfast. Loved the movie. A picture perfect performances of the cast specially that young newcomer, Jude Hill. Based on the young life of Sir Kenneth Branagh growing up in Belfast. He wrote and directed the film. Five stars.. ❤👌
A mention for the soundtrack too ! Glorious Van Morrison ……an enigmatic and charasmatic genius whom I hope to see in concert at least one more time before one of us falls off the perch :))
JUDE You was amazing in Belfast I laughed and I cried watching the film I'm sure the dream at the top of your bucket list will come true you had a great cast behind you but you are a 🌟
I got to go to a special preview screening and it was wonderful! Highly recommend! I turned to my movie companion as the credits ran and said, "We'll be hearing Oscar buzz on this one."
05:12 As for Jude Hill as a little Thor -- There is talk of the MCU making a Young Avenegers, no? He's got some mini-Chris Hemsworth about him. They've got one bit of casting down! 😁
Give this little guy a cameo in The Batman sequel where Wayne visits an orphanage and has like a 3 minutes long conversation with a young Richard Grayson.
I recommend you watch A Private War, The Fall and Anthropoid. Those are some of Jamie's best work, better than the Fifty Shades movie he has ever done. The man is a talented actor
I didn’t know this was based in the late 60’s wasn’t TV like long passed black and white by then? And the look looks more old fashioned, but what do I know lol And 3:27 is that from the thunderbirds?
@Ambzer Ambzer No. Black and white was very normal. The first World Cup broadcast in colour was 1970. Doctor Who went to colour in 1970 and black and white telly’s (especially portables) were common even up and till the 80’s.
@@emilymcplugger Oh thanks for the info. It's cause i've seen Movies that are really old and in colour which was what i was thinking of, for example the Wizard of Oz was in the end of the 30's, (But I know that was a rare one) I thought Dr. Who was in faded colour? perhaps that was a bit later on in television. I see that even when Colour existed Black and White still did as well. I also know that some things were in colour but many people still had a black and white TV. it's an interested part of history I guess
Personally I found it a bit cliche...I know people gonna hate me for this but hey..just can't help it,just found it a bit too saccharine and neat and tidy for my liking and for that reason couldn't quite get drawn into and believe the storyline or characters
So you found the fire bombing of Roman Catholic homes, the looting of shops and the paramilitary guys threatens to the family ‘saccharine’? You clearly never lived in Belfast .
Its a film...we are not talking about the actual events but how they are portrayed in this FILM....and no there is nothing saccharine about what happened in Belfast and the violence which I am well aware of...you are completely twisting and missing my point but anyway...its a strange thing to confuse someones critique of a film with actual events...you clearly are unable to see the difference
@@tomdichiazza9669 I didn't grow up in Northern Ireland but unfortunately can relate to the fears of the little lad. It took me back many years to an unhappy time. That said, I am so pleased I've seen the film.
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I saw this movie on opening weekend. What a joy to see this event in history told with such heart and compassion! It was so memorable. Thank you... Kenneth B!
I could watch this marvellous film every week . It’s stunning , the cast utterly perfect
Jude Hill was amazing! Such a great acting from a young boy. I loved the film🥰
Jamie, you have such dramatic eyes. Jude Hill, I am 68 years old and be looking for your future movies
Jude Hill, one to look out for. What a star!
Loved the film.All the actors were fabulous and it reminded me of my own childhood even though l lived in Shropshire.The mum was much like my own.We emigrated to Australia in 1965.
Great film was well made I do hope Jude has a brilliant career❤
Just finished watching Belfast. Loved the movie. A picture perfect performances of the cast specially that young newcomer, Jude Hill. Based on the young life of Sir Kenneth Branagh growing up in Belfast. He wrote and directed the film. Five stars.. ❤👌
Great film and a brilliant future for this young actor. All the cast were brill.
5:00 how sweet, he's so encouraging
Just watched Belfast today. What a beautiful movie! Jude Hill is DELIGHTFUL
A mention for the soundtrack too ! Glorious Van Morrison ……an enigmatic and charasmatic genius whom I hope to see in concert at least one more time before one of us falls off the perch :))
JUDE
You was amazing in Belfast I laughed and I cried watching the film I'm sure the dream at the top of your bucket list will come true you had a great cast behind you but you are a 🌟
Congrats on Oscar Kenneth loved belfast Jude melted my heart😀
Just recently watched Belfast and i loved it!
Fabulous movie ❤
I got to go to a special preview screening and it was wonderful! Highly recommend! I turned to my movie companion as the credits ran and said, "We'll be hearing Oscar buzz on this one."
Just go and watch it... Old school film with a story and real charactors
The story was very well told and exactly what was going on I will watch it again
Am related to Kenneth Branagh and met Jude great kid
i saw this yesterday absolutely fantastic
I am waiting for the premiere in the Netherlands. A beautiful story and a wonderful role for Jemie Dornan. I love😍♥️
05:12 As for Jude Hill as a little Thor -- There is talk of the MCU making a Young Avenegers, no? He's got some mini-Chris Hemsworth about him. They've got one bit of casting down! 😁
This movie is perfect, and Jude Hill is amazing.
Just seen it brilliant film young lad was great 👍👍
i never seen this movie before and i love Jude Hill did great job acting
Belfast is fantastic
Definitely worth watching
Give this little guy a cameo in The Batman sequel where Wayne visits an orphanage and has like a 3 minutes long conversation with a young Richard Grayson.
very much looking forward too this flick!
😃✌🏻🇦🇺
I need to see this. From what i CAN TELL so far an 11 yr old held his own with the likes of Dench.
Wonderful movie… Jude is a very talented actor with a bright future. Georgine Bartalini-Kurtz
Jude Hill is in my class
I Loveeeee Kenneth Branagh to You and all You works.... 💔💔🔥🇯🇪🇨🇮🇪🇸💚🌹🌹🍀💚👌👌👍
I love Belfast and Jude Hill
This film looks amazing
Hope i could see it someday!!! 🤩💖
Since when have 11-year old kids started having bucket lists? He is too adorable 😊
Exactly what I was thinking.
Tracy, 11 yr olds NEED a bucket list. Elon will be sending them into space. Talk about the "sky's the limit"-- NOT!
Que esse filme seja o reconhecimento de Jaime.
Amiga el reconocimiento es en sombras de grey !!! Dónde nos hizo que nos volvieramos a enamorar belfast es su siguiente pasó
Excelente película .con excelente actores empezando por Jamie ❤️💋
*We will watch your career with great interest*
This movie reminds me of "Cinema Paradiso".
They could have him play Magni, Thor's son. He does have that blonde Nordic look about him. Seems like a sweet kiddo.
Such a great film
This movie has everything. Jamie Dormant is my favorite since fifty shades of grey.
I recommend you watch A Private War, The Fall and Anthropoid. Those are some of Jamie's best work, better than the Fifty Shades movie he has ever done. The man is a talented actor
@@800Ms-k6n I concur!
Watch "The Fall" it was absolutely lit 🔥🔥🔥
Brilliant film, loved it!
אתם שחקנים ניפלאים ראיתי את בלפסט בישראל מאד האהבתי
Adorable
תודה לכם צוות בלפסט
Jamie cuida a caitriona ,😊😊
Congrats on the Oscars
Great film
I'm in this film😁
Just for reference you had ma and da not ma and pa that was the Walton's
♥️♥️♥️wow ♥️ awesome 😍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Talented relatable cast and director. Hope the woke Oscars do not deny the awards to those in this film.
He Stole the movie ,such a lovely wee Boy.
😍
❤️
When little kids talk & act like they're in their 30's?
Precocious
@@scarletoharabia3801 is that a type of shampoo?
🍀👍🍀💫
What "one scene" is everyone talking about? clickbate
ok
I didn’t know this was based in the late 60’s wasn’t TV like long passed black and white by then? And the look looks more old fashioned, but what do I know lol
And 3:27 is that from the thunderbirds?
@Ambzer Ambzer
No. Black and white was very normal.
The first World Cup broadcast in colour was 1970. Doctor Who went to colour in 1970 and black and white telly’s (especially portables) were common even up and till the 80’s.
As a kid i had black and white tv in my bedroom I was born in the late 70's
The fact that it was in black and white added to the depressed atmosphere.
@@emilymcplugger Oh thanks for the info. It's cause i've seen Movies that are really old and in colour which was what i was thinking of, for example the Wizard of Oz was in the end of the 30's, (But I know that was a rare one) I thought Dr. Who was in faded colour? perhaps that was a bit later on in television. I see that even when Colour existed Black and White still did as well.
I also know that some things were in colour but many people still had a black and white TV. it's an interested part of history I guess
The movie is in black and white. So how can you tell whether the TV is in colour or black and white?
Irish ROMA
And Jo Jo Rabbit.
but different culture dude, Roma and Belfast have a different culture, i can see the comparasion but it's definetely not a rip off
@@800Ms-k6n it was a joke…
Personally I found it a bit cliche...I know people gonna hate me for this but hey..just can't help it,just found it a bit too saccharine and neat and tidy for my liking and for that reason couldn't quite get drawn into and believe the storyline or characters
So you found the fire bombing of Roman Catholic homes, the looting of shops and the paramilitary guys threatens to the family ‘saccharine’? You clearly never lived in Belfast .
Its a film...we are not talking about the actual events but how they are portrayed in this FILM....and no there is nothing saccharine about what happened in Belfast and the violence which I am well aware of...you are completely twisting and missing my point but anyway...its a strange thing to confuse someones critique of a film with actual events...you clearly are unable to see the difference
I think the events in the movie are portrayed as they would be seen by a 9 year old boy.
@@tomdichiazza9669 I didn't grow up in Northern Ireland but unfortunately can relate to the fears of the little lad. It took me back many years to an unhappy time. That said, I am so pleased I've seen the film.
Jammie needs 2 stop taking the Lords name in vain
Grow up
Did they manage to shoe horn the poor oppressed ones in to this film too.?
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Keep in mind the "masters" of Ulster, behind their walls and their military protection, are INVADERS! Military occupation.