The Quiet man
Sylvia from Tipperary, 12 Nov 2010
This is a movie that captures the essense of tradional Ireland. The humour and storyline are ageless. I have a young Americain girl staying with me ,she adored it I am in my 70s and still loved every moment of the film. The day after we saw it we both said that we were sad. it was like having a box of chocolate,s waiting to be eaten, you so looked forward to having them. and when there are gone you feel empty nothing to look forward to
The Quiet Man
James from Limerick, 19 Nov 2008
Ode to an Ireland that may have existed for about the duration of this movie.
Wayne plays Sean Thornton, second gen mick back to the auld sod to secure a bit of peace from a dark secret. O'Hara steals the show, though, as his fiery intended, determined to claim her birthright to her dowry, in spite of the rising emnity between her brother and Thornton.
Utterly harmless, truly funny and quite diverting.
a must for Irish people!(but good for everyone,oc)
Mattia from Cork, 06 Mar 2008
John Wayne in a different role, even if he plays an American...
Old style comedy, but good just for that, if you like it!
Very good acting, good rhythm and wonderful sceneries, magically filmed by Ford, clearly in love with his native land
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Mary from Galway, 03 Sep 2008
Classic !! Really enjoyed trying to identify the film locations , real old fashioned humour.
The Quite man
Helen from Galway, 12 Dec 2008
Great to watch this film for 1st time in years
Very enjoyable