Bloody Sunday

2002

Action / Drama / History / War

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Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 92% · 104 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 90% · 5K ratings
IMDb Rating 7.6/10 10 26844 26.8K

based on a true story 1970s demonstration civil rights british army based on true story

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Plot summary

The dramatised story of the Irish civil rights protest march on January 30 1972 which ended in a massacre by British troops.

Director

Paul Greengrass Photo
Paul Greengrass

Top cast

James Nesbitt Photo
James Nesbitt as Ivan Cooper
Oliver Maguire Photo
Oliver Maguire as RUC Man
Darren Healy Photo
Darren Healy as 303 Man
Nicholas Farrell Photo
Nicholas Farrell as Brig. Maclellan
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Alec B 7 / 10

Fascinating mostly on a technical level as the

Fascinating mostly on a technical level as the recreation of the Bloody Sunday massacre is impeccably staged.
Reviewed by DanTheMan 2 8 / 10

Tragedy in its rawest form: bloody chaos. Convincingly

Tragedy in its rawest form: bloody chaos. Convincingly capturing the chaotic, confusing, fast-paced nature of life in crisis, Bloody Sunday's immediacy is overwhelming, its tension palpable, and the brutality immediate. Time has offered the Troubles perspective, investigation, and pop-culture outlets, but Paul Greengrass's film speaks to how reason meant absolutely nothing when rage reigned on either side of the line; a triumph in anguish. I've been more than vocal about my distaste for Greengrass's overreliance on shaky cam in the past; thankfully, it's very toned down here to the point where I could actually see what on earth was going on, although the film jumps so frequently from scene to scene that at times it is distracting. Equally, the film sacrifices a lot of character, although James Nesbitt's lead performance is one to be marvelled at, in creating a chilling impressionistic stylisation, focusing on the leadership aspect more than the civilian in stark contrast to that of McGovern's film. Despite those quibbles, Bloody Sunday places you right in the centre of events in a multi-sensual, horrific "you are there" virtual reality of social protest that grabs you and never lets go, exuding a universality that may apply to any conflict, especially any that provokes people to become killing machines in the name of nationalism, a gripping experience to the point of downright sickening.
Reviewed by Biker B 10 / 10

An absolutely brilliant film that shows the brutality

An absolutely brilliant film that shows the brutality and hatred the Irish have received from the British and these events ultimately led to the prosecution of several British soldiers.
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