Sing Street

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Curtis B May 28, 2026 Love it! Watched it again on 10th anniversary in theater. See more rich k Mar 15, 2026 Fun , 80s nostalgia, for anyone who played an instrument in school or didn't, but liked 80s music. A film with a nice plot and a very uplifting finale which is rare in most films today. See more Rolywifi T @RT32204445 1 day ago 10 years late to the party but so glad I came across this, initially tough featuring some school bullying and a nasty headmaster, but as it progresses, genuinely funny bits, endless comic music references and a feel good finale. Anyone who's formed a teenage band practicing in their mum's living room will identify with this especially as it's set brilliantly in the 80s with all the culture around this wonderful era. See more Horror fan 4 @Horrorfan4life Sep 29, 2026 Wow this movie surprised the heck out of me. The performances of these actors was phenomenal. All the characters were fun to watch and the music the band played was like they'd been playing together for years. The love connection that was made in this film was amazing. The ending is perfect along with the rest of the movie. Timothy Treakle See more Keith B @Okbullard Sep 11, 2026 It's so nice to occasionally see an upbeat film such as this. It had a great soundtrack as well. Give it a watch you'll probably be glad you did. See more Matthew D @OceanSage Sep 1, 2026 Sing Street is a wonderful Irish film about making a band with your friends. Irish director John Carney, of Once fame, crafts delightful songs and searing love in his coming of age musical comedy-drama Sing Street (2016). Ferdia Walso-Peelo is excellent as young Irish singer Conor Lalor. His beautiful singing, clean guitar playing, and sincere acting make Conor a very likable hero to follow. Lucy Boynton is gorgeous and moving as the sorrowful aspiring model Raphina. Jack Reynor is amazing as Conor’s concerned and hilarious stoner older brother Brendan. Kelly Thornton is fabulous as Conor’s older sister Ann, on her path to be an architect. Mark McKenna is phenomenal as the bunny loving Eamon. He’s a guitarist, songwriter, bassist, drummer, keyboardist, and all around musician. Ian Kenny is a riot as the cruel and insane school bully Barry. Ben Carolan is fun as the band’s manager. In all, Sing Street is a very charming 105 minutes of endearing characters and excellent music. See more Read all reviews

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