whilst having a couple of flaws, all in all this a really good movie....
it's style is nothing new and seems to have many similarities to 'occassional course language'(in style, use of music, and share houses) and a handful of other Australian movies, while editing the book comprehensively...
some may think it strays from the book to much, but while the book is written messily etc. and has its strength in the craziness of its actors, the movie also has this but has a little more structure and camera style.
i could go on and on, but all in all i can say the falafel had a little too much homous but almost makes it up with extra tabouli.
and "you have to admit... they are very fit.."
it's style is nothing new and seems to have many similarities to 'occassional course language'(in style, use of music, and share houses) and a handful of other Australian movies, while editing the book comprehensively...
some may think it strays from the book to much, but while the book is written messily etc. and has its strength in the craziness of its actors, the movie also has this but has a little more structure and camera style.
i could go on and on, but all in all i can say the falafel had a little too much homous but almost makes it up with extra tabouli.
and "you have to admit... they are very fit.."