Great story, great cast, great soundtrack and great scenery. This is Guy Ritchie meets Tarantino in a wonderful Irish gangster film.
This comedy crime thriller is well worth checking out especially for the very adept central performance by Olivia Cooke as the title character. It's Irish setting adding to that feeling of tough yet funny situations. There's an element of Tarantino mixed with the film style of something like In Bruges (2008) or The Guard (2011) here and added all together makes for a really enjoyable film. Pixie is the step daughter of a local gangster (Colm Meaney), who dotes on her but her step brother (Turlough Convery) hates her. Pixie's mother died in mysterious circumstances and she's determined to get to the bottom of it and take revenge. She uses her natural beauty and sassiness to control the men around her including two hapless locals (Ben Hardy & Daryl McCormack) who inadvertently get embroiled in her plans when they gain possession of a large quantity of drugs coveted by all the big baddies including a criminal gang of Catholic priests. It all rattles along at a nice pace and has plenty of big laughs along the way and there's some bloody violence thrown in to put it on the dark side of comedy. Alec Baldwin has a small cameo but offers little other than some star presence but overall this is a joy.