A chronicle of Terri Hooley's life, a record-store owner instrumental in developing Belfast's punk-rock scene.
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★★★★★
Heart warming tale of Terri Hoolet who opened a record shop in Belfast during the troubles and became the driver and father to the Belfast punk rock scene.
Dormer is quite excellent and wholly believable as the cheeky, passionate impressario, well supported b...
★★★★★
'It didn't matter what color your hair was, or whether you were a Protestant or a Catholic, it just mattered that you were a punk.' This was and probably still is the motto in life of Terri Hooley, the man who inspired the film Good Vibrations directed by Lisa...
★★★★★
It's the morning after the night before, and I'm feeling more than a little fragile as I may have overdone the celebrating a bit. I very rarely drink at all, but I got caught up in all the reminiscing and nostalgia last night. My head is splitting and I'm croa...
★★★★★
Although I was born in Belfast, this occurred in the mid-70's so I really knew very little of the people and events in this film, even if I knew the music. I'm not really a punk fan either, but it was the country connection that made me interested in watching...
★★★★★
A good film to go and see. The protagonist, Terri Hooley, is a self obsessed music lover who stumbles across punk while running his independent record shop in Belfast in the late 70's early 80's and goes about promoting and recording punk bands from Northern I...
