Alan Corr

1 week ago | rte.ie | Alan Corr |Danny Boyle |Jodie Comer |Alfie Williams

Director Danny Boyle Starring Jodie Comer, Alfie Williams, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ralph Fiennes, Jack O'Connell Danny Boyle and Alex Garland mix the gory with political allegory and a touching family drama in this riveting zombie thriller After great early promise in 2002 with 28 Days Later, Danny Boyle's zombie franchise looked like it was going to reanimate a moribund movie cliché but it all stumbled and shuddered to an ignoble halt with the delayed and frankly awful follow-up 28 Weeks...

2 weeks ago | rte.ie | Alan Corr

After a week in which the world has been breaking out the popcorn to watch an increasingly bitter feud develop between Donald Trump and Elon Musk, we've rounded up some big, not so beautiful movie bust-ups. Warning: these clips contain graphic scenesBraveheart For skull crushing, claymore-swinging, bone snapping gore - and giving the English a very nasty migraine, it’s hard to beat Mel Gibson’s historical epic Braveheart.

4 weeks ago | rte.ie | Alan Corr |Andrew Dominik |Gemma O Doherty |Kate Ellis

Director Andrew Dominik Starring Bono, Gemma Doherty, Kate Ellis, Jacknife Lee As the man himself says, welcome to "a whole new level of navel-gazing". The film of the book tour of "the buke" swims into life in stark monochrome with Bono on the stage of the Beacon Theatre in New York. It's Bono on his ownio on Broadway with only a simple table and chairs and the Jackknife Lee Ensemble working their minimalistic magic as his backing band. We're not in Vegas anymore.

1 month ago | rte.ie | Alan Corr

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1 month ago | rte.ie | Alan Corr

This Thursday, Let's make AI:OK for music and the creative sector takes place at the National Concert Hall in Dublin to discuss the impact of AI on the creative arts in IrelandIt is one of the great questions and challenges of the first quarter of the 21st century - will Artificial Intelligence enrich our lives or will the near-future be a joyless dystopia where machines do all our thinking and human creativity becomes redundant?