This cult classic turned a fairytale European city into a travel bucket-list destination for film lovers and is still highly ...

Colin Farrell’s 2008 dark comedy thriller In Bruges marked the feature-length debut for its writer/director Martin McDonagh, who earned an Oscar nomination for Best Original Screenplay. Farrell and ...

Though Martin McDonagh's beautifully dark comedy, In Bruges, is centered around three key characters, two of them barely ...

One thing is certain: “In Bruges” is like no other hit man movie you’ve ever seen. Written and directed by Martin McDonagh, who won the 2006 best short film Oscar for “Six Shooter,” “In Bruges” puts ...

When I think of the “holiday movie,” my mind usually jolts straight to something like “Home Alone” or “Elf,” movies rich in vibrant greens and reds, frosty snow as far as the eye can see and angelic ...

I don't have any idea how many people make their living in the real world as hitmen, but an inordinate number do so in the movies. This makes sense, as the lives of assassins are more interesting than ...

Playwright Martin McDonagh can make audiences laugh, and he can make them uncomfortable about what they're laughing at. He's had a string of hit plays on London's West End, most recently with The ...

So, let's dive into the basics. "In Bruges" is about two hitmen, Ray (Farrell) and Ken (Brendan Gleeson) who are sent into hiding by their boss (Ralph Fiennes) in Bruges (a medieval city in Belgium) ...

"In Bruges" sounds like an action film: Ray (Colin Farrell) and Ken (Brendan Gleeson), who apparently like everyone else in the movie have no last names, are two hit men holed up in Bruges. Bruges is ...

A pair of hit men are ordered to cool their heels in the fairy-tale city of Bruges after a job goes terribly wrong. What awful thing happened isn’t clear, but young Ray (Colin Farrell) is clearly the ...