sin quietly

Meagan 2022-03-23 09:02:27

Australia's "Animal Kingdom" is one of the few excellent English-language films of 2010. The film is characterized by quiet, quiet storytelling, and quiet crime. The long shots and the guide rails move slowly. From the beginning, the male protagonist sits quietly beside his dead mother watching TV, and it is doomed that this is not a gangster film that meets the public's taste. The rhythm is a little dull, but because of the excellent performance of the actors, the director's grasp of the heat, and the original sound of "air supply", I still deeply attracted me, and with the plot, it followed the powerful but quiet explosion at the end.

Although, this is a crime film, but there are no Hollywood commercial elements such as intense gunfights, car chases, bloody, sex scenes, everything is so natural, and every turn comes naturally.

The director is also very young. If it wasn't for the fact that the previous short film won a small award, it is estimated that there is still no money to make this film that has been planned for ten years. Yes, he should have a bright future.

By the way, Jacki Weaver was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the last Oscar for her outstanding acting skills.

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  • Violette 2022-03-27 09:01:12

    Rating: C A movie without a script will not work. A film that only shows off the script but has no tension is also pale and uninteresting

  • Annette 2022-03-26 09:01:08

    There are no twists and turns and scenes, and even killing a few people is very peaceful, and it is quite harmonious.

Animal Kingdom quotes

  • Barry Brown: Hey, so Nicole's a sweetie. Where'd ya find her?

    Joshua 'J' Cody: [as J. leaves urinal] Found her at school.

    Barry Brown: Where are you going?

    Joshua 'J' Cody: What?

    Barry Brown: Did you wash your hands?

    Joshua 'J' Cody: No.

    Barry Brown: You had your hands on your cock. Your hands go anywhere near your ass or your cock, you wash 'em after. Jesus, c'mon. Bit of soap, get a lather going. Rinse. Alright that's enough, now stick 'em under there.

    [Gesturing towards hand dryer]

    Joshua 'J' Cody: I'm invisible, these things never see me.

    Barry Brown: No one's invisible, mate.

  • Andrew 'Pope' Cody: [after the funeral of Baz, Darren is at the sink fixing himself a drink when Pope enters] Where'd you get that suit? What's that suit?

    Darren Cody: It's a suit.

    Andrew 'Pope' Cody: What do you think, it looks good on you?

    Darren Cody: What?

    Andrew 'Pope' Cody: Looks gay. You gay?

    Darren Cody: Fuck off, will you?

    Andrew 'Pope' Cody: It's a serious question. I don't care if you're gay or if you're not gay, you know? It's alright if you are, mate. I just want you to tell me about it, you know? I don't care whether you're gay or you're not gay. I just want you to talk to me about it, you know? You making yourself a drink?

    Darren Cody: Yep.

    Andrew 'Pope' Cody: What is it?

    Darren Cody: It's a bourbon and Coke.

    Andrew 'Pope' Cody: Bourbon and Coke's not a very gay drink, mate. I think, look, if you're a gay man, if you are, and you wanna make yourself a gay drink, just go ahead and make yourself a gay drink, you know what I mean? That's what I'm talking about, mate. I just want you to tell me things. You know, it kills me to see you living a lie.

    Darren Cody: Look, will you fuck off? Seriously.

    Andrew 'Pope' Cody: What do you think we should do?

    Darren Cody: I think we should be there for Cath and the family and that.

    Andrew 'Pope' Cody: What are you gonna do, Darren?

    Darren Cody: It's wrong and all that, but, you know.

    Andrew 'Pope' Cody: You know, if Baz was still here right now and we'd just been to your funeral, we wouldn't be having this conversation 'cause he'd have already done something about it. If you don't want to do anything because you're scared. Is it because you're scared? It's alright if you are. I just want you to tell me about it. Just talk to me.