Ebert reviews Australia. I find it interesting that he doesn’t really say anything about the performances. He doesn’t even describe the story very much, except to say it’s old-fashioned. He seems mostly interested in the racial aspects, which, yeah. Probably the only bit worth talking about. I still don’t have any desire to see it though.
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2 responses to “Ebert reviews Australia”
I saw it yesterday. I loved it. You know… if that helps. The scenes with shirtless Hugh Jackman make the whole thing worthwhile even if you are otherwise uninterested. Personally, it’s worth more than that, though. Just my $0.02.
I liked it a lot too, and I HATE Nicole Kidman.