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Good Vibrations 2012

★ 6.7114 votes111 min📅 2012-05-31

"Are teenage dreams so hard to beat?"

Good Vibrations (2012) dives into the rebellious spirit of 1970s Belfast, where a small music shop became the unlikely launchpad for punk rock's triumphant roar.

Director: Glenn Leyburn

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Good Vibrations (2012) about?

The film chronicles Terri Hooley's journey as he builds Good Vibrations, a record store in 1970s Belfast that becomes the heartbeat of the punk scene. Fueled by raw talent and sheer determination, Hooley's efforts help launch iconic bands, turning his modest shop into a cultural phenomenon.

Who directed Good Vibrations?

Glenn Leyburn directed Good Vibrations (2012), bringing his keen eye for character-driven stories to this vibrant music drama.

Who stars in Good Vibrations?

The film features Richard Dormer as Terri Hooley, alongside Jodie Whittaker, Dylan Moran, Liam Cunningham, and Michael Colgan in standout roles.

Is Good Vibrations (2012) worth watching?

With its infectious energy and underdog charm, Good Vibrations (2012) is a standout for music lovers and drama enthusiasts alike. The film's blend of history, humor, and punk spirit makes it both entertaining and inspiring, even for those new to the genre.

How long is Good Vibrations?

Good Vibrations (2012) runs for 111 minutes, delivering a punchy yet immersive experience.

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About Good Vibrations (2012) — How a Belfast shop sparked a punk rock revolution

Good Vibrations (2012) dives into the rebellious spirit of 1970s Belfast, where a small music shop became the unlikely launchpad for punk rock's triumphant roar. Directed by Glenn Leyburn, the film follows Terri Hooley, a passionate record store owner whose vision ignites a movement, signing legendary bands like The Undertones and Rudi. With its raw energy and gritty charm, the movie captures the defiance of youth against the odds, blending nostalgia with electrifying performances. Richard Dormer stars as Hooley, embodying the relentless optimism that turned Good Vibrations into a cultural landmark.

Set against a backdrop of political tension, the film weaves music, history, and personal drive into a vibrant portrait of artistic rebellion. Jodie Whittaker and Dylan Moran add depth to the ensemble, grounding the story in humor and heart. The atmosphere crackles with the urgency of punk's rise, making Good Vibrations (2012) a must-watch for fans of music dramas and anyone who believes in chasing dreams against the grain.