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Reviews for Cowboys & Angels

6.3 / 10 1h 26min

This story concerns a hapless civil servant who gets more than he bargains for when he moves into an apartment in Limerick with a gay fashion student and becomes a star on the catwalk. A contemporary story embracing the essence of what it is to be young in today's Ireland.

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NighttimeNightingale's Movie review

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Review by NighttimeNightingale

Half-hearted attempt at portraying a friendship

All Reaction moments

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Review by user702zl9hcl4a

Colorful, bold and exhilaratingly alive

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Review by AquaStar

Learning To Live With Differences: An Irish Slant

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Review by CrimsonCockatoo

an old comment that i wrote in 2006.

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Review by user620d4ftlh4j

Unexpectedly well done and worthwhile

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Review by user76732x4aclb

Average and cliché but enjoyable

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Review by user476erudnha4

Great film - with superb surround sound

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Review by user133kuy8nofn

Captures the mood of a changing Ireland

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Review by user6200ogel0w9

An Excellent Coming of Age Story Set in Dublin

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Review by CrimsonCaiman

Walking a Tightrope Between Right and Wrong

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Review by user187cjcc76yq

An awesome film by David Gleeson

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Review by RainbowRaven

humanist approach takes care of the rest