Another dreadful film lampooning Ireland, its culture and its people. There is nothing of value in it and the film should be consigned to the dustbin and never shown again. Perhaps it gained some traction across the Atlantic Ocean where the caricatures of Ireland plus the presence of Niven and Yvonne de Carlo might have had box office appeal. This film is part of the genre of treating Ireland as a quaint place full of not very bright people who can't even place a bomb correctly. Its premise seems to be that the Irish are an idle bunch unable to obey the laws of the land nor any simple morality. A film to avoid.
Review of Tonight's the Night
