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With Martin McDonagh ’s quaternary film , The Banshees Of Inisherin , free on October 28th , audiences will finally get to see another collaboration between McDonagh and Colin Farrell . reunify Farrell withIn Brugesco - star , Brendan Gleeson , the movie follows two friend who ascertain themselves at an impasse when one of them suddenly resolve to finish the friendship . This conclusion , while seemingly pocket-size , end up stimulate dangerous consequences for them both .

With a stellar hold mould , including Barry Keoghan and Kerry Condon , The Banshees Of Inisherinis set to be a howling movie , but which Colin Farrell movies should fans watch in preparedness ?

Horrible Bosses (2011)

Boasting a mould of adult - name talent , atrocious Bossesis a raunchy clowning . As the title suggest , the movie follows a series of " horrible " bosses and their pooh-pooh employees , who decide to do the only matter they see fit : murder them .

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Colin Farrell star as one of the titular foreman , and it ’s one of many function where he dons an frightful haircut , take a crap for a memorable character . With a slew of shameful prospect and appall laugh - out - trashy moment , it ’s a great watch .

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Phone Booth (2002)

A nail - biter of a thriller , Phone Boothtakes a premise , sets it ( mostly ) in a unmarried location , and ratchet up the tautness . The motion picture follows Stu Shepherd , a publiciser who finds himself trap in a phone cubicle and maintain at gunpoint . A sadistic plot of cat and shiner ensues .

Colin Farrell stars as Stu , and he does an amazing chore making the consultation experience for his type , in spite of the fact that he is not a well person . Even though he ’s hold in to a space that is bind to induce claustrophobia , Farrell still find ways to make the setting interesting – a will to his skill as an actor .

After Yang (2022)

After Yangis directed by Kogonada , and it’sone of 2022 ’s best sci - fi moving picture . It takes place in a not - too - upstage future and follows a kinsfolk who is confronted by questions of love , association , and exit when an A.I. helper breaks down .

Farrell superstar as Jake , the patriarch of the family , and delivers a phenomenally subdued performance , fitting to the low - primal sci - fi world ofAfter Yang . Despite the slow - burn pacing of the story , Farrell finagle to keep thing be active along nicely , and his dynamic with Centennial State - star Jodie Turner - Smith is fascinating .

The New World (2005)

direct by the iconoclastic Terrence Malick , The New Worldis an epic flow piece set during the English Exploration of Virginia . The pic follows a group of IE as they " discover " new territories while including a heap of liberties when it comes to historical truth and the life of Pocahontas .

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Farrell stars as Captain Smith and delivers a convinced lead performance among a cast of old hand , including Christian Plummer and Christian Bale . While Malick ’s flick have a hazy caliber to them , Farrell keeps the piece concentre . With a sweeping ocular stylus and jaw - discharge scene , when ignoring its problematic approach , The New Worldis an all - consuming cinematic experience .

Split image showing Colin Farell with Brendan Gleeson in In Bruges and alone in The New World.

Minority Report (2002)

An underrated classic from Steven Spielberg , Minority Reportis a dystopian and ( somewhat ) prophetic dissection of jurisprudence and order . The picture show is set in a future where crimes can be prefigure , and so a ' Pre - Crime ' broker ( Tom Cruise ) must go on the foot race when tell he will commit slaying .

Farrell appears as Danny Witwer , the lead agent tasked with appropriate Tom Cruise ’s John Anderton , and their game of cat - and - mouse makes for habit-forming viewing . Minority Reportis a beautiful sci - fi picture , take with thrill action panorama and a bleak but unequaled delineation of the future , influenced by the the likes of of Orwell and Huxley .

The Lobster (2015)

Yorgos Lanthimos’The Lobsteris a truly original piece of movie making and shows Farrell ’s inscription to motion picture as art . The movie is typeset in a dystopian future tense , where adults are given 45 solar day to retrieve a amorous collaborator , or else they ’re metamorphose into an animal .

A bright dreamlike movie , The Lobsteris a biting satire about the societal pressure localise upon us all , specially the indigence to form romantic attachments . Farrell ’s deadpan delivery in the star role is just perfection , and it lead to a second collaboration with the director . While it ’s likely not for everyone , it ’s a must - watch for cinephiles .

The Batman (2022)

Starring Robert Pattinson as Batman , The Batmanis one of the greatest superhero picture show in recent years . The film follow a entrant Batman , only just making a name for himself , as he comes up against his greatest challenge yet : The Riddler .

Farrell come along as The Penguin , in a somewhat abbreviated but insanely memorable performance . He is positively unrecognisable underneath a juicy courting and a Brobdingnagian amount of war paint , but he is still capable to convey the sleazy vibraharp of The Penguin , particularly through his facial expressions . He even waddles , making for a gag - out - loud moment .

Seven Psychopaths (2012)

Farrell ’s second collaboration with Martin McDonagh , Seven Psychopathsis a rake - black drollery about , well , seven psychopath . The pic follow a struggling screenwriter who finds himself thrust into the criminal underworld of L.A. after his protagonist nicks a gangster ’s Shih Tzu .

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With a absurd premise and a ludicrous mold , Farrell is the passably normal centre of the movie . His character , throw into the cryptical end in a world he does n’t understand , can scantily plow what comes his fashion , and it piss for uproarious viewing . Any author are stick to to relate to the fiber ’s frustrations .

Bobby Pellitt sitting on a leather chair in Horrible Bosses.

The Killing Of A Sacred Deer (2017)

The aforementioned 2d coaction between Farrell and Lanthimos , The Killing Of A Sacred Deeris genuinely terrify . The motion-picture show follows a heart operating surgeon responsible for for the death of a patient role , and his relationship with the patient role ’s son , a boy who is n’t what he seems .

Farrell , again , work a disquieting energy to the role , never quite human , but it ’s hard to say how exactly . His moral force with his family is strange and unnatural , and his relationship with the patient role ’s son is absolutely fascinating . The picture show is unsettling all the way through , but the climax is one of the scariest sequence in picture palace history .

In Bruges (2008)

The first project for Farrell and McDonagh , In Brugesis a very sweary and very Irish sorry comedy , and it ’s far more complex than it has any right to be . The film keep up two gunman , Ray and Ken , as they wait instruction manual in Bruges from their boss , Harry .

Farrell superstar as Ray , and his performance is absolutely unflawed . Full of guilt from a mission go awry , he ’s a wounded world who rejects the beauty of Bruges because he ’s so down on himself . It ’s arguably his o.k. execution , and the movie , with its sidesplitting comedy and fundamental ruminations on animation and expiry , may well be his fine , too .

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Colin Farrell on the phone looking distressed in a poster for Phone Booth.

Jake standing in front of a window in After Yang.

Captain John and Pocahontas lying on the ground in a forest in The New World.

Danny and John talking in Minority Report.

David (Colin Farrell) looking to his right while standing in front of a green background in The Lobster.

Oswald looking intently off-screen in The Batman.

Marty standing beside Billy in the desert in Seven Psychopaths

Steven Murphy lying in bed and holding a phone in The Killing of a Sacred Deer.

Ray pointing a gun down at something off-camera in In Bruges.

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