animal kingdom is the story of a crime family
in melbourne alot of time where the bank robbery is out of here
hand as arthi
bank robbery slot at the police department there willing to just shoot
criminals willy nilly keep in mind that this is a country where guns are not
comment like they are
is not comment at least
there's an oregon cultural infrastructure it's a first-time
director i believe flats australian from but the
trail prbly principled nilly
its viewers
there is an issue
piece of art
stronger
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and you know someone who would once
to support this agreement six o'clock strong
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citizens
his family his friends
i think usually taste of animal kingdom there that first uh... scene you saw
uh... sort of becomes the uh... focus of the second half of the movie those two
were characters decayed j
job j played by actor named himself
fresh bill fresh fresh air though will accept answer
will go to asheville fresh phil itself spells the way you would think fresh
phil or sell by the way
we won't have a meal with fresh real i want to live there are going to live
like eating fresh friends let me know if rational caster um so uh... at the scene
between o_j_ the seventeen-year-old kid
who were sort of becomes
part of the spec robbing family and doctors as the detective and sort of the
tension between them adult attempting sort of manipulate each other hooks i
would say sort of the focus of second yet absolutely absolutely you know etc
i it's unfortunate there's some scenes in that trailer that kinda giveaway
what comes as a real shock of the movie
this movie i thought was great that's very tense
it's a solid crime fill light went into this with the luxury of not really
knowing anything about
except there was a
a crime drama abouts
hutton an australian bank robbing family i thought that it was to be a little bit
more action otherwise so for people that are expecting that
don't it's active totally yeah yeah
bank robbery rights sounds like that i like it's a quiet aidid
builds really stanley anne thank you charlie and fit for the very first see
not only give away what all happen the first seen but like
it to tell you how screwed up this family is graduate inkling into how
screwed up my god if you don't really know and so the whole thing plays out
italy though
was going to happen from one scene and that's because their section
screwed up
small-time crooks who was so in over their heads like they're just all
impulse
and you know if he was going to happen nationally scary defense fund one of the
things i thought was
interesting is dismissal of it in a race in early on in the movie
watchin zero that i actually found that the narration almost got distracting at
the beginning in a movie but that depends meal together then aka felt like
it was a little bit too much but the young character
josh or jay-z calls as well
is talking about one of the things you mentioned at one point is that
all criminals at some point
end up being completely self destructive and upcoming apart and seles movies very
much
about watching
this family and these people right on the edge of that trying to not
completely fall apart
yeah you christy pointed out i agree with that that that this that they're
they're small-time caroll thirty definitely in over their heads unhappy
at being here
dollar but they're getting hundreds
uh... as if it's john villages by these out of control cops who are also acting
on impulse like the wild west and there's no sense of honor here not yet
his bank robbers glad that you mentioned
these wild west cops these guys
or they sense that uh... that uh... that the rule of law might come down and they
could get broken up and it's almost and so it's almost like they're saying over
these last four weeks we have
let's go kill as many bank robbers we can't fears whether they have gone so
it's really the prequel to mad max because we don't mad max and i think
saldovar dob attribution right and then got pierce as you probably could tell
from from those scenes is a different kind of
police officer
so again everybody's acting on impulse i i i was bothered by when your one
criticism and
director david we showed work getting a little bit of appreciation of that too
hi he definitely built attention which i agree with kristen but by
but uh... i thought idon't there were significant moments where i was like i
but stepped-up a little bit i needed i i don't generally request action in a
movie i thought that this trek it'll slow and then see a character is kind of
stoic and it still
overbearing and he sort of our condo and ideas
i would like to know a little bit more what u thinking how he's feeling as he
gets in deeper and deeper agri with you on that that is because he is systemic
for most of it
eventual catharsis is more powerful comparatively i would say that
letting anyone i thought that his brothers sort of the leader of the game
pope was played by actor named ben mendelssohn
bum fire
ira i thought there was far too risky he was far more interesting
here
uh... he seemed to have
steps he changed like you in the big uh... you don't know whether to think of
these guys as
bonnie and clyde or even which gets a little bit scared for a while
other outlaws their revels winner so weird stuff going on but you think
you're going to get if i were them and then i thought effectively you sort of
things you learn more about them you you started
wonder and you start and they've been maybe i'm not supposed to root for the
poor or maybe i it was one of those what i think they really liked about this is
that
you know and especially pulp the the character one-dimensional right for me
credit whose brother who's the coke at
is not just
too crazy cook had like there is a little bit of depth to him and
hope the oldest brother
is at times
pathetic the way he keeps saying you know a lot of always there for you to
talk to me i want to know what's going on
or then sometimes he's
you know
kinda charming you think okay here's a guy that illegitimate father legitimate
mother figure and then he's just terrifying and loads and it's
and i think you see that in a lot of the characters and that's where the things i
liked about it although i felt like a times
the stoicism that you see in jail
it was hard for me because i think between
they seem to film a jaise
stoicism it's you it's hot you it's used you wanted a little bit more you know if
this was an american really
there'd be more violence there be more fights anymore gunplay excel and and i
feel like i don't know i don't know that it's better but i think that for
american audiences
that are not used to be gun culture focused media
that we'd get in our movies where people's drug locks at the drop of a hat
you know it's hard to find it got an optimist is didn't it slow things down a
little bit christine you mentioned that that that the movies a little slow to
begin with the future thoughtful crime thrillers there's not a lot there's very
little fat
the couple quick trucking moments but they don't
and certainly not gratuitous but that it it it it moved uh... sort of uh...
first location and then jiang really becomes the driving force behind it
you know uh... is sort of little one of us
fatty acids
a breaking point
eventually and i think the back at the capitol around here are so colorful an
arsenal v dementia as you say we should mention that the woman who plays summer
agreed that mother to the mall jacki weaver is often because you think she is
one thing and she's really not this a lot more going on there right until had
argued that way i think i think because they're also colorful
medicines
maybe has to be the calm at the center there is a big turn for we don't want to
give it away although there's this sort of reared
its actual engine di really
zero maybe there's another little to this is a messed up family medicine
seriously
messed up family but you know to to the point about
being the center of this film
you could have somebody you know you look at a movie like mean strict right
harvey keitel
who's the center of that and very much he's not necessarily in all of the
shenanigans that are happening and he is has a stoicism but you still can see
but he's at least thinking about stuff and he's at their tears at least
invested what's going on in there's times with jay he's just so stone face
yeah i mean i think there is that with that
that
div book keitel had there were significant running their own i was just
so much how do you know if that's true jointly in under the comparison but
there is a seventeen-year-old kid there's a degree to which is a little
overwhelmed and he didn't expect to be end and i think they have a similar for
writing to his family's kind of shocking total i sat
a little bit of brings out you know is by cell like if there are couple issues
with pacing that i had problems when i get to seven point five textile so high
school still structural im high on the senate eight point seven
your buzzing about a great totally buzzing lately i would hope that cousin
yahoo delivery of your date of the story catalytic
i liked it i thought it was uh... i thought the
the pacing regard to me a little bit and the stoicism jay got to be a little bit
still recommended but it is you should know it slowly ever six point five
still good for the new b_-minus range village one great com and that brings
the uh... over all laboratory error of them will be thirty seven point