RICHARD LANGTON

Sadly after id seen everything in the first 15 minutes, i looked at the clock ( like bad sex ) and thought now what am i going to do for the next two hours. A film in fits and starts, lacking in atmosphere, something Spielberg would never have allowed. Banderos is gone so fast i fear a 4 hour dvd is on the horizon with extra scenes. Rousing John Williams from the retirement village was cruel. Twas all so perfunctory, they shoulda found a younger relation with music in his veins. A tiring, tired reprise. They shoulda listened to Paul Maccartney and LET IT BE .

If there was a worse film of 2015 , ive yet to see it. That girning, croaky actress gives the chipmunk Duff sisters a run for their money.

It was funny and serious at the same time with a wham , bam fantastic finale that even Quentin Tarintino would approve of. Amazing how a great film whizzes by leaving one hungry for more, that is very rare in this age of so many stinkers.For once the oscars got it right.

saw this long ago at a french film festival down under .I thought it was tremendous and should have had a release in our cinemas,but it didnt. Anyway thats history and now lotsa people should enjoy seeing this urban , working class story.I have just watched the same director and star in White wedding 1997. Wow , what a double , what a great night for the uninitiated.

Sonny boy is the king of the gobsmackers, the sort of experience where you need a friend to attest to what youve seen.And to cut a really long spoiler short , lets just say the director never made another movie .

In the whiteboards of my brain, I do embrace this vivid thriller Tis the brody off the leash, As an engaging psycho killer. In the fleapits of my mind, And the short/sought respite from trouble, With Nicole Kidmans Destroyer, Thisd be a dynamic double.

a lovely,lovely film , more whimsical than whizbang ,but people who love films like Babbettes Feast or As it is in heaven could have cultified it if it were on the cinema and dvd in australia,i believe it would have had legs.Anyway it was shown on australias sbs network,not only was i charmed by it i also have the wonderful soundtrack by ryuichi sakamoto.

the dardanelle brothers come to mind.Its quotidian but not boring, it all seems real.and Spoiler Warning here sunny Australia is seen as a shangri -la once again .

starcrossed lovers on a downward trajectory and oh so compelling despite that lofi soundtrack.I used to watch Michael Parks long ago on tv in Then Came Bronson(kind of a fugitive without a cause) and i can still sing the title song when in the shower. P.S.he makes a great walrus too.