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Good Vibrations

2012·Music·1h 51m
7.1
The story of music legend Terri Hooley, a key figure in Belfast's punk rock scene. Hooley founded the Good Vibrations store from which a record label sprung, representing bands such as The Undertones, Rudi and The Outcasts.
Directed by Lisa Barros D'Sa and Glenn Leyburn
woman director
irish music

Cast

Richard Dormer
Richard Dormer
Terri Hooley
Jodie Whittaker
Jodie Whittaker
Ruth
Karl Johnson
Karl Johnson
George Hooley
Michael Colgan
Michael Colgan
Dave Hyndman
Liam Cunningham
Liam Cunningham
Davy
Dylan Moran
Dylan Moran
Pat
Ruth McCabe
Ruth McCabe
Mavis Hooley
Mark Ryder
Mark Ryder
Greg Cowen
Killian Scott
Killian Scott
Ronnie Matthews
Kerr Logan
Kerr Logan
Feargal Sharky
Adrian Dunbar
Adrian Dunbar
Andy
Andrew Simpson
Andrew Simpson
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Crew

Lisa Barros D'Sa
Lisa Barros D'Sa
Director
Glenn Leyburn
Glenn Leyburn
Director
David Holmes
David Holmes
Original Music Composer
Nick Emerson
Nick Emerson
Editor
Andrew Eaton
Andrew Eaton
Producer
David Holmes
David Holmes
Producer
Gary Lightbody
Gary Lightbody
Executive Producer
Jonny Quinn
Jonny Quinn
Executive Producer
Ken Galvin
Ken Galvin
Sound

Popular Reviews

33 reviews
Charlie
Charlie
Good Vibrations
Great music but the story ain’t all that. Play teenage kicks or alternative ulster again and I’ll bump it up half a star.
Great music but the story ain’t all that. Play teenage kicks or alternative ulster again and I’ll bump it up half a star.
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Millie
Millie
Good Vibrations
do you wear wigs? have you worn wigs? will you wear wigs? when will you wear wigs?
do you wear wigs? have you worn wigs? will you wear wigs? when will you wear wigs?
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David Lin
David Lin
Good Vibrations
back when biopics didn't make you exhausted, lots of heart! - his silly smile throughout the first 30 mins kinda pulls it all together

fun and campy editing, and all the better for the chaotic but grounded vibe to describe the troubles backdrop (that sentence was awful)

there's a small 20min dip in the third act, so it hurts the momentum, but they stick the landing in the end

it's the year of irish music movies (sing street) - first on my list of irish movies to watch while in belfast
back when biopics didn't make you exhausted, lots of heart! - his silly smile throughout the first 30 mins kinda pulls it all together

fun and campy editing, and all the better for the chaotic but grounded vibe to describe the troubles backdrop (that sentence was awful)

there's a small 20min dip in the third act, so it hurts the momentum, but they stick the landing in the end

it's the year of irish music movies (sing street) - first on my list of irish movies to watch while in belfast
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Alex
Alex
Good Vibrations
No, Dave. Not the whole point. Money couldn't buy what we've just done.

Hell yeah. The tunes in this are INSANELY good man genuinely. it's just bop after bop after bop. And the messages in the film are still cutting deep as I write this review. I don't think I'll stop thinking about Terri for a good while
No, Dave. Not the whole point. Money couldn't buy what we've just done.

Hell yeah. The tunes in this are INSANELY good man genuinely. it's just bop after bop after bop. And the messages in the film are still cutting deep as I write this review. I don't think I'll stop thinking about Terri for a good while
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Madabloom
Madabloom
Good Vibrations
The wigs were eating everyone’s asses I’m ngl
The wigs were eating everyone’s asses I’m ngl
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