Wild mountain thyme

[movintothecountry]

WTF have I just watched? Anyone else left totally bewildered? That was just so bad...

Such a shame as I love Jamie dornan and Emily blunt, not averse to a bit of cheesiness either, but OMG!

Forget the woeful acting and enjoy the beautiful scenery of that beautiful part of the world county Mayo.

The trailer alone was even too much for me…it looked atrocious

I likes the scenery and her coats.
I was frustrated by the plot, dialogue (no one getting to the point) and characters. And the redundancy of the american.
Worst of all was when Emily Blunt was smoking outside in the pouring rain and her hair remained perfectly dry and bouffant. Not frizzy, not moist, but they had just returned from a funeral and she has been outdoors for ages.
Kind of liked Jamies Dornans character - sweet and innocent and realistically grubby.

Omg. Just watched this. 90 minutes I'll never get back. Although the scenery was beautiful.
But wtf? Plot twist about the honey bee? I can't get my head around it. Is it supposed to be a metaphor for something?

I remember the reviews on here when it was first released.

Im guessing it's just arrived on one of the streaming platforms ...

TIS HIM WHO KISSED MEEEEEE begorrah.

It was one of the worst films I've ever seen. I loved it. But then I'm a fan of bad films because they make me laugh. This took the biscuit. The flying to 2010s New York from 1920s Ireland was a highlight.

But what baffled me most was the coffee dispenser on the kitchen wall in the first scene. Or was it a gravy dispenser? Curious.

As was the freezing cold party where you could tell all the extras were trying not to shake with the cold.

And "NOT A SECOND GUINNESS"

And Jamie Dornan gently closing the door on Christopher Walken. Love it. In a bad way.