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I can't believe no one has mentioned Noise, the best Aussie film of all time.

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    coolbrett — 15 years ago(April 30, 2010 07:10 PM)

    I dont usually like Aussie films for some reason. They make damn sure everyone knows its an Aussie movie cos they put on ridiculous accents that most Australians don't even sound like. Chopper might be an exception because the real Chopper sounded like that. Anyway these are the only Aussie films I liked
    Candy
    Wolf Creek
    Chopper
    Lantana
    Crocodile Dundee 1 & 2
    havent seen Australia yet
    If you piss in your pants you can only stay warm for so long

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      rockinbone — 15 years ago(July 20, 2010 09:52 AM)

      Picnic at Hanging Rock, The last wave and walkaboutdoes any one else love Jenny Agutter?
      I'm not that proud of everything I've done, but I'm not that ashamed, either.

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          horror_recidivist — 15 years ago(November 20, 2010 02:30 AM)

          You can now add Animal Kingdom to the list.
          Winter's Bone: Best film of 2010. Jennifer Lawrence is the next big thing.

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            glenavyhotel — 14 years ago(September 22, 2011 10:53 PM)

            My fav 3
            Lantana
            The Castle
            Romper Stomper
            Great twisty type film is Lantana so I bought it.
            The Castleonly film I have ever watched and immediately rewound and watched again!! (extremely funnie but you have to know Aussie humor(Im a Kiwi))
            I just liked skinhead movies back then but I also like the back story of the guy who played Davy (Daniel Pollock) and how he committed suicide by heroin overdose just after the movie came out or was it beforewho knows??
            Stay Classy
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            Is a severed foot an alternate stocking filler?

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              sc_taylor — 14 years ago(November 24, 2011 07:36 AM)

              I would want to add a couple of recent films which I thought were superb (if you like dark, brooding menace)
              Animal Kingdom
              Snowtown

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                bikeguy1000 — 14 years ago(March 08, 2012 04:32 AM)

                Tough to come up with a top ten list. Movies kind of fade in and out of my memory but this thread has been a good refresher of a lot of good movies I'd forgotten.
                So heres a list of (in my opinion) the better ones - no particular order.
                Babe fun and clever
                Shine just awesome
                The Proposition gut wrenching and brilliantly filmed.
                Sunday Too far Away my father was a shearer and he tells me it was a good reflection of the life and lifestyle.
                Angel Baby I cannot believe this didnt get a mention - truly powerful and moving
                The Big Steal just watched it again right now and loved it, yet again.
                Crocodile Dundee come on, every loved this one
                Breaker Morant
                Dead Calm
                Chopper a little over the top but riveting just the same
                Romper Stomper powerful, loved the films hyperactive atmosphere and better than American History X
                Gallipoli while maybe a narrow vision of the campaign, it does show the reality of the effect WW1 had on the young man populations of small towns all across Australia, an effect that took generations to correct.
                Lantana excellent acting with a complicated script
                The Castle & The Dish great fun movies
                There are (of course) many more, but thats enough for now. Enjoy them all.

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                  alkady — 13 years ago(April 30, 2012 06:40 AM)

                  Wow Auatralian cinema what a veritble feast of amazing cinematography! Love Love LOVE my Antipodean film bug,
                  some have listed some damn fine examples of oz cinema, many which I have to aggree,
                  some not mentioned
                  Malcom such a zany well made comey drama with the Late Great John Hargreaves.
                  again love love love Pricilla Queen of the Desert
                  but i like a lot of the 70's/ 80s movies
                  walkabout
                  galipoli
                  year my voice broke
                  careful he might hear you
                  storm boy
                  Dons party
                  first crocodile dundee
                  The Devil's Playground
                  The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith
                  Sunday Too Far Away
                  Angel Baby
                  The Club
                  My Brilliant Career
                  sum of us
                  The Fringe Dwellers,
                  sweetie
                  muriels wedding
                  the cars that ate paris
                  green ant dreaming
                  long weekend
                  wake in fright
                  fran
                  up to things like red dog & oranges & sunshine
                  with such iconic stars as jack thompson colin friels wendy hughes john hargreaves Judy Davis david gulpilil racheal griffiths russel crowe ( pre holywood) bill kerr, bill hunter noni hazelhurst angela punch mcgreggor angie milkien hugh jackman Arkie Whiteley Arthur Dignam bryan brown Charles Tingwell chris heyward David Argue David Wenham Ernie Dingo Esme Melville Genevieve Lemon Graham Kennedy Guy Pearce John Jarratt Judy Morris Kris McQuade Marshall Napier Max Cullen Max Gillies Norman Kaye Ray Barrett reg evans Rachel Ward Sandy Gore Tom Burlinson to name but a few
                  And of course two icons who were ground breaking
                  Rosalie Kunoth-Monks & Robert Tudawali first indigenous actors in a starring role JEDDA

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                    alkady — 13 years ago(April 30, 2012 08:35 AM)

                    Wow Auatralian cinema what a veritble feast of amazing cinematography! Love Love LOVE my Antipodean film bug,
                    some have listed some damn fine examples of oz cinema, many which I have to aggree,
                    some not mentioned
                    Malcom such a zany well made comey drama with the Late Great John Hargreaves.
                    again love love love Pricilla Queen of the Desert
                    but i like a lot of the 70's/ 80s movies
                    walkabout
                    galipoli
                    year my voice broke
                    careful he might hear you
                    storm boy
                    Dons party
                    first crocodile dundee
                    The Devil's Playground
                    The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith
                    Sunday Too Far Away
                    Angel Baby
                    The Club
                    My Brilliant Career
                    sum of us
                    The Fringe Dwellers,
                    sweetie
                    muriels wedding
                    the cars that ate paris
                    green ant dreaming
                    long weekend
                    wake in fright
                    fran
                    up to things like red dog & oranges & sunshine
                    with such iconic stars as jack thompson colin friels wendy hughes john hargreaves Judy Davis david gulpilil racheal griffiths russel crowe ( pre holywood) bill kerr, bill hunter noni hazelhurst angela punch mcgreggor angie milkien hugh jackman Arkie Whiteley Arthur Dignam bryan brown Charles Tingwell chris heyward David Argue David Wenham Ernie Dingo Esme Melville Genevieve Lemon Graham Kennedy Guy Pearce John Jarratt Judy Morris Kris McQuade Marshall Napier Max Cullen Max Gillies Norman Kaye Ray Barrett reg evans Rachel Ward Sandy Gore Tom Burlinson to name but a few
                    And of course two icons who were ground breaking
                    Rosalie Kunoth-Monks & Robert Tudawali first indigenous actors in a starring role JEDDA

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                      mr-chris-newman — 12 years ago(February 11, 2014 01:13 AM)

                      No one has mentioned 'Wake in fright produced in 1970'. It should be at the top of everyone's list

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                        lilleblomst — 11 years ago(September 16, 2014 10:56 PM)

                        Lantana
                        The Castle
                        Snowtown
                        The Dish
                        Chopper
                        Two Hands
                        Romper Stomper
                        Animal Kingdom
                        Picnic at Hanging Rock
                        Walkabout (?) technically not Aussie?

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                          ratherbebocce — 9 years ago(January 13, 2017 09:05 AM)

                          Just watched Lantana for the first time, and found this thread.
                          Brings back some good movie memories and the good times
                          I had in Australia back in '86.
                          Also gives me some titles to check out.
                          Hope the admins don't get rid of this one when they are "purging".
                          P.S. YMV Broke one of the best dramatic movies ever IMHO.
                          I liked Man From Snowy River when it hit theatres here in 'merica.
                          Honorable mentions:
                          Rabbitt Proof Fence (True Story) cried on that one.
                          Fringe Dwellers
                          Sweetie
                          Angel Baby
                          I'm sorry baby, I had to crash that Honda. ( Movie quote, not a movie)

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