Adam & Paul (DVD)

Description: Genre: Comedy / Suitable for 18 years and over / Director: Leonard Abrahamson / Actors: Tom Murphy, Mark O'Halloran, ... more

Adam & Paul (DVD) ... Gavin Dowdall, Luke Keeler, Michael McElhatton ... / DVD released 2006-07-10 at Filmfreak / Features of the DVD: PAL

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... Paul (Tom Murphy) are a couple of right old thick paddies, charging around Dublin with a purposeful gate in pursuit of their next fix of heroine and will do anything to get the cash to pay for it. Once known locally on their sink estate as part of the gormless 'Three Amigos', they are now two, their friend 'Bunker' recently overdosing and so no more, the funeral coming up so the boys back on the estate to attend the wake, but clearly not welcome back because of their part in the death. But the girlfriend of Bunker...more

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	Adam And Paul [DVD] [2004] Release Date: 2006 - 07 - 10, Rating Suitable for 15 years and over, Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04	£ 14.88
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Adam & Paul (DVD): Laurel & Hardy on 'Crack'!! (1115 words)
by - written on 16/02/09 (Very useful, 188 readings)
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When Hollywood tackles drugs in movies the users are generally really cool and over-styled and the dealers are the low lives with pony tails and the Uzis, 'Spun' and 'Brick' coming to mind. In reality it's the other away around and if you know anyone that smokes too much pot or does coke they are pretty sad individuals (the odious demographic not including first year students who smoke a joint whilst listening to Pink Floyds Comfortably Numb and then stub it out to get their course work done) and so not living the movie lifestyle. British drug movies, on the other hand, are far more realistic and gritty urban truths. Danny Boyles brilliant 'Trainspotting' skillfully ... Read the complete review

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