Best St Patrick’s Day Movies On Peacock In UK

St. Patrick’s Day is more than just a cultural and religious celebration; it is also an ideal occasion to delve into the fascinating world of Irish-themed cinema.

Peacock’s eclectic line-up of movies for St. Patrick’s Day caters to a wide range of tastes, from light-hearted comedies to nail-biting action thrillers. Let’s delve into some top-rated movies that you can enjoy on this special day.

Peacock has compiled a roster of St. Patrick’s Day films that are not only entertaining but also encapsulate the Irish spirit in various ways. This assortment provides a wonderful means of marking this special day, all from the comfort of your couch.

The Grabbers

An Unconventional Alien Invasion

“The Grabbers” is a uniquely entertaining film that combines elements of horror, science fiction, and comedy. When an island off the coast of Ireland is invaded by blood-sucking aliens, the locals make a shocking discovery: the aliens can’t tolerate high alcohol levels.

Thus begins a humorous and frantic race to stay inebriated in order to survive the invasion. This movie delivers laughs and chills in equal measure, resulting in a fun-filled viewing experience.

IMDB RatingCastDirectorRelease DateGenre
6.3/10Richard Coyle, Ruth Bradley, Russell ToveyJon Wright2012Comedy, Horror, Sci-Fi

In Bruges (2008)

A Darkly Humorous Hideout

“In Bruges” brilliantly weaves comedy and drama, resulting in a darkly humorous tale set against the charming backdrop of Bruges, Belgium. The plot revolves around two Irish hitmen who, after a mission goes disastrously wrong, find themselves hiding out in the medieval city.

As they navigate the calm city’s eccentricities, they stumble into a series of increasingly bizarre and dangerous situations. This film masterfully combines laugh-out-loud moments with profound emotion, making it a must-watch.

IMDB RatingCastDirectorRelease DateGenre
7.9/10Colin Farrell, Brendan Gleeson, Ralph FiennesMartin McDonagh2008Comedy, Crime, Drama

What Richard Did

The Dissection of a Perfect Life

“What Richard Did” is a powerful and thought-provoking drama that centers around Richard, a young man who seems to have it all. One summer night, his actions lead to devastating consequences, changing his life forever.

The movie delves deep into his psyche, exploring guilt, responsibility, and the aftermath of one life-altering moment. This emotionally charged narrative promises to leave you contemplating long after the credits roll.

IMDB RatingCastDirectorRelease DateGenre
7.9/10Jack Reynor, Fionn Walton, Gavin DreaLenny Abrahamson2012Drama

The Irish Pub

A Warm Tribute to Irish Pub Culture

“The Irish Pub” is a heartfelt documentary that takes you on a journey into the heart of traditional Irish pub culture. The film features various pub owners sharing their personal stories, capturing the warmth, wit, and wisdom that these establishments embody.

From anecdotes about their patrons to the pubs’ history, the documentary is a love letter to these Irish institutions and their integral role in Ireland’s social and cultural fabric.

IMDB RatingCastDirectorRelease DateGenre
7.4/10Liam Aherne
Willie Aherne
Bobby Blackwell
Alex Fegan2013Documentary

The Boondock Saints (1999)

A Riveting Tale of Justice

“The Boondock Saints” is an adrenaline-fueled cult classic that brilliantly infuses elements of action and crime into its narrative.

The story follows the journey of two Irish brothers in Boston who, fed up with the rampant crime in their city, decide to take the law into their own hands. As they become unlikely vigilantes, they execute their own brand of justice to rid their city of criminals. This thrilling adventure offers a unique look into questions of morality, justice, and brotherhood.

IMDB RatingCastDirectorRelease DateGenre
7.7/10Willem Dafoe, Sean Patrick Flanery, Norman ReedusTroy Duffy1999Action, Crime, Thriller

Wrapping It Up

Peacock offers a diverse range of Irish-themed films for a memorable St. Patrick’s Day celebration.

Whether you’re in the mood for the vigilante escapades in “The Boondock Saints,” the dark humour in “In Bruges,” the thought-provoking drama of “What Richard Did,” the cultural immersion in “The Irish Pub,” or the unique mix of comedy and horror in “The Grabbers,” there’s something for everyone.

So, grab a bowl of popcorn and a pint of Guinness, and embark on a movie marathon this St. Patrick’s Day with Peacock!

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