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Marzo 7th, 2010 by isabela4521800![]() |
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I fancy Howard Hawks’ films…Bringing Up Baby, His Girl Friday, Red River, and Rio Bravo are incredible pieces of entertainment. As I was watching Australia, the modern Baz Luhrmann movie with Hugh Jackman and Nicole Kidman, I kept thinking…man, Baz must really savor Hawks’ movies, too.
Buy,Download, Or Stream Australia! Click HereAs evidenced by the films above, the mismatched couple who fight and fight until they realize they’re perfect for each other (stare Remarkable Ado About Nothing, Taming of the Shrew, and Moonlighting as other examples of the build) and the group of underestimated misfits who near together to fight scandalous are two immense elements old again and again by Hawks. Throw in a bit of John Ford’s The Searchers and its hard eye at racism leading to inhuman deeds and mix well and you have…Australia.
The plight current audiences may have with Luhrmann’s unique movie is it’s very, very earnest. This is straight ahead myth storytelling with its heart on its sleeve and hat and boots with never a wink to the crowd in the theater to say “ain’t these people quaint”. You either capture in or you don’t. If you do, like I did, you’re in for a hell of a prance.
Buy,Download, Or Stream Australia! Click HereThis, I feel, is the flip-side to The Black Knight. Edifying and injurious are trapped in something akin to a battle and an embrace in Nolan’s Gotham City. You root for Batman, but he does stuff that is on the execrable side of freedom and civil rights. The Joker is pure crazy, but he’s the most mesmerizing character in the film. In Australia, there are righteous guys and poor guys and you are either really generous or twirl your mustache gross. The main villain actually may be a bit too two-dimensional in that aspect, but it didn’t harm my overall enjoyment.
Why? Well, yarn melodrama is hard to pull off…I’m talking about the proper stuff here. The novel BBC production of Bleak House is a grand example. There are very great and very, very terrible people in that fable, but the acting is so improbable you rarely if ever pick up yourself rolling your eyes (like whenever I’ve watched Smallville…see: poor legend melodrama) . Kidman and Jackman sell their characters…the displaced Englishwoman and the rough-hewn “Drover”. They are thrown together unbiased to, initially it seems, thwart a evil cattle baron from monopolizing the beef industry in the country. But the other immense record, the main one in fact, centers around Australia’s “lost generation”. These were Aboriginal children who were fathered by white men who didn’t claim them. They were taken by the government, the mothers had no rights, and handed over to the church to be taught to “act white” and then work in the servant class. Nullah, played by the amazing child actor Brandon Walters, is one of these “creamies” who has been hidden on the ranch now owned by Lady Sarah Ashley (Kidman) . Lady Ashley discovers what is going on, is panicked by the law, and works to preserve him hidden as well. Why the Drover cares so great about Nullah becomes certain later in the film (no, it’s not what you mediate…that would be too easy) and Jackman’s experience with stage and musical work does him proud here. He can do earnest better than almost any actor alive when he needs to and his later employ of the f-word (the only curse I can remember from the entire film) hits so hard, in unbiased the suitable emotional moment, that it kills. Russell Crowe was originally cast as the Drover but backed out. If Crowe had done the film, and I have liked him in other things…the Napoleon-era British navy film that I can’t remember the name of factual now, it would not have worked. Crowe never loses that bit of edge and the Drover, at one point, really has to fully crash down and become completely vulnerable. Jackman shines at that point.
Anyway…a warning, the movie is long 2 hours and 40something minutes, but I didn’t realize that until I had left the theater. I saw it alone…I was out of town at a pediatrics meeting…and that’s a suited thing. I didn’t have to conceal from Holly the few times the movie hit me a bit too hard and do that cough-throat clearing thing we dudes do to mask up a stray run.
I was looking forward to seeing this movie when it was release slack last year given all the hype, and was not dissappointed!
Director, Baz Luhman, has served up a slab of nostalgia ala Australian style with all those shapely elements we adore from films of the 40’s and 50’s, breathtaking, sweeping landscapes, pleasing costumes and two ravishing actors in Kidman and Jackman who glean the essence of the film. It nostalgia in every sense of the word, in every frame. The acting style reminds us of Bogart, Grant, Bacall and Dunne. The memoir is legend in every scheme and impartial graceful. I loved the salute to “The Wizard of Oz”a really nice touch!
Of course we all know how it’s going to destroy. Watching Australia was like eating a box of Quality Street chocolates. Definite I know what I’m getting, but I smooth appreciate it.
For those of you who want to exhaust a few hours (and I mean a few; it’s almost 3 hours) being completely entertained then thisis the movie for you. I only wished they had inserted an interval on it’s theatrical release and made the whole event at the movies a loyal nostalgic experience.
I can’t imagine why anyone wouldn’t like this movie, unless you fair aren’t up for a feel agreeable record. I want to witness more movies being made like this!!!! Well done to all!!!









