The film we saw was Priceless with Audrey Tatou, a frivolous french comedy that has a better title sequence than script. The print was a bit dusty but I guess that was because it's old (the movie was released in 2006).
I'm looking forward to making regular trips to Smithfield, I think people are going to love the Lighthouse.
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About time they did something decent in Smithfield.
It's been about 8 years since they re-vamped it and left people with no reason to go there except for the fecking ice skating.
oftr: have you read the Time Out guide to Dublin? They recommend the Glimmer Man as one of the 'must visit' pubs in Dublin. I lived across the road from it for two years and was still terrified to set foot in it.
I'm so happy the Lighthouse is open again. I fell in love with the original one just before they shut it down and it nearly broke my heart.
@ oftr, it's about time, I agree, when those Gas Lights went up first it was really eerie around there, because there was NOTHING going on there.
@ Thrillho, the best way to judge a travel guide is their version of Dublin, if Time Out reckon the Glimmerman is a must visit you can steer clear of their guides for any other cities.
The Dice Bar used to be pretty good, I don't know what it's like now.
Loved the old Lighthouse, so I'm going to try and get there this week. Loving those coloured seats!
Is it expensive to see a film at the Lighthouse, or much the same as other cinemas? Would love to check it out, seems like a great little theatre.
sarah - The Dice Bar is still pretty decent, I'm often in there for pints. It has a real Manhattan feel to it, I think. Nice.
Sinead, those coloured seats are groovy indeed, the other screens are a one colour deal, blue, red and I think green, this is the only multicoloured one, it's Screen 2.
Chanberry, it's €7.50 before 6pm and €9 after 6, or there abouts so I guess that's the same as elsewhere more or less. Nice to hear the Dice Bar hasn't changed, I must go back there sometime soon.
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