makes you feel like you're the only nerd guy in a group of brawny drunks after the party's gone on for too long.
for some reason the only other movie that this reminds me of is The Lighthouse despite them being very different movies. the isolation of nothing around you except forced relationships and the only activity is to drink until you go utterly mad.
my favourite film ever made
for me it's a 10/10
make sure to get very drunk while watching it
the kangaroo scene was real btw
it makes me happy knowing someone new is about to experience this film
Sorry boys, drinking vodka while i watch and had to make dinner. Bout an hour fifteen in. Creepy weird vibes. Imagine it will get worse. So far so good
Should that part really matter to the guy? Like yeah you have to kill a kangaroo but these are some murderous insane people. Like killing a kangaroo cant matter to this dude when he should clearly understand his life is on the line. Right? Am I missing something?
yeah but let me be a gay for a second. Is the scene kind of portraying him killing the last decent part of himself. The rest of the movie is him kind of climbing out of it only to end up back where he started. Like is it symbolic of him killing off the part of him that isnt part of the Yaba or whatever the frick
The movie is about belonging and alienation. In Australia our culture was seen as masculine and lowbrow, which alienated the Canadian director Ted Kotcheff. So yes, the killing of the kangaroo has a sort of ritualistic purpose of bringing him into the fold of a parochial colonial society.
makes you feel like you're the only nerd guy in a group of brawny drunks after the party's gone on for too long.
for some reason the only other movie that this reminds me of is The Lighthouse despite them being very different movies. the isolation of nothing around you except forced relationships and the only activity is to drink until you go utterly mad.
This one's one of my favorites. hope you like it!
Well I like movies about isolation and madness so im sure i will
Just a typical day in Australia
Yeah I watched this and it looked like a nice weekend getaway
drukkino
Assrape and kino.
in for some kino
GET IT DOWN YA c**t
GET IT DOWN
>first time in the yabba?
my favourite film ever made
for me it's a 10/10
make sure to get very drunk while watching it
the kangaroo scene was real btw
it makes me happy knowing someone new is about to experience this film
>2 hours ago
Did you like it?
Sorry boys, drinking vodka while i watch and had to make dinner. Bout an hour fifteen in. Creepy weird vibes. Imagine it will get worse. So far so good
Gay sex unironically
Average Australian weekend
I hope OP updates
A drink, mate.
A fight, mate.
A taste of dust and sweat, mate.
Rape (the bad kind).
I like how the americans consider this to be a brutal psychological horror, but we consider it a slightly dramatised slice of daily life
even the gay sex part?
Not so much that, but the further you go outside the cities the more fricked things become
At least at that time, Australia was simultaneously extreme gay and violent toward homosexuals.
>Martin Scorsese talks during movies
Wops are Black person-tier and you cannot convince me otherwise.
every italian girlfriend I had was an annoying loud Black person so ya
>won't stop talking during the movie
>"it left me speechless"
dishonest filmmaker
Scorcese was known to have shouted "HE'S GOING FOR THE CRUST" during the scene
>Watching it 2 weeks after Christmas
look i didnt know it was a christmas movie before i started
>the kangaroo scene was real btw
Should that part really matter to the guy? Like yeah you have to kill a kangaroo but these are some murderous insane people. Like killing a kangaroo cant matter to this dude when he should clearly understand his life is on the line. Right? Am I missing something?
Kangaroos are overpopulated in Australia, it's legal to obtain a license to cull them. There's no ethical issue unless you're a vegan.
yeah but let me be a gay for a second. Is the scene kind of portraying him killing the last decent part of himself. The rest of the movie is him kind of climbing out of it only to end up back where he started. Like is it symbolic of him killing off the part of him that isnt part of the Yaba or whatever the frick
The movie is about belonging and alienation. In Australia our culture was seen as masculine and lowbrow, which alienated the Canadian director Ted Kotcheff. So yes, the killing of the kangaroo has a sort of ritualistic purpose of bringing him into the fold of a parochial colonial society.
Rape
He was asking for it