<![CDATA[The Butcher Boy is still his best film]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Neil Jordan

jonahsavant — 17 years ago(November 17, 2008 04:20 PM)

He's been off lately.

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Agree with the first statement, disagree with the second one - Byzantium's very solid work (well, okay, as I now notice, the OP was written 4 years before Byzantium came out). Anyway it doesn't look like he's off the boil entirely, the way so many other big, important directors have been post year 2000.
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i think his best film is angel.

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I think his best film is Michael Collins

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He was off there, too. Never got the appeal of Butcher Boy.

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