mrdespues said:

ANOTHER one I haven't seen but was dying to see when it was out


I love Toni Collette

Natisse said:

I love her, too, except when she tries an American accent. Not convincing in my opinion, except perhaps in Connie and Carla. I really liked that movie!

Gallipoli!

Definitely.

Romeo and Juliet. Baz Luhrmann's version. Not sure if that counts though.


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mrdespues said:

USA!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117509/

abierman said:

I'm your fact-checking cous.....

mrdespues said:

I highly recommend "Two Hands" (made in 1999 - starring, amongst others, Heath Ledger and Bryan Brown). This movie's got everything: excitement, action, drama, humour, a little bit of romance, good acting and a clever script.
It sure had me on the edge of the seat from start to finish, and all in all I'll give it a 5 out of 6.

Romper Stomper & Dead Calm

abierman said:

Baz Lurhmann IS Australian though. But yes, US production/cast.

"The Boys"

Scary stuff and reflects lower-class white reality here (our equivalent of white/trailer trash).

mrdespues said:

your just trawling IMDB now arent you!!!

A few that haven't been mentioned yet:

Sweetie
Mad Max 2
Bangkok Hilton (miniseries)

Japanese Story

ZombieKitten said:

Already been mentioned.

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muirdo said:

Is it not possible for these to be off the top of my head?



Like I said, there are a LOT of great Australian movies.



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purplerein said:

oh dude...

Strictly ballroom and the movie Once Were Warriors

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good film

katt said:

I love that film. Especially Ken.
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katt said:

Once were warriors is a New Zealand film
Actually NZ does some great movies ....including that one, whale rider, LOTR.....
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katt said:

They showed us this in school, I enjoyed it.

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Head On.

I saw it years ago on BBC Choice and my eyes nearly popped out of my head. It was the first time I'd ever seen an erect penis on the BBC. In fact, I think it was the only time.

I love Australian cinema. It's very story-oriented.

JDINTERACTIVE said:

how about Barry Fife

Ocean said:

I did think i got the wrong country but it is a good film that 1 of my cupboard classics

wasnt lorenzo's oil done my an australian director i think the directors name is george miller. I know the film was done is USA but i'm sure the director is australian so in my book that counts

did someone already say this one?