I saw this movie several times. I am even looking for it on vain now, on DVD or download.
What I liked most is that it gives an insight in the world of the Ulster loyalists.
In most movies, the NI troubles are depicted as a struggle of the noble IRA fighters against the evil British opressors. (In the name of the father, Bloody sunday, Some mother's son, Hunger,...)
In a few other movies, the IRA members are depicted as ruthless terrorists (The devil's own, Patriot games).
What all these movies have in common is that the loyalists are not even mentioned.
Nothing Personal shows the true nature of the conflict, as a bloody and cruel gang war between the two parties, and on top of that, bloody internal conflicts in the two camps as well.
Review of Nothing Personal
