Bushwalk Australia

Companion to the SBS films- go crazy that I know has been followed closely
Lots of good/great Ozzie films on Iview-GO CRAZY.

'Kenny'-the local caravan park scene with Kenny's old man is an effen cracker. The scene at the campsite as well. Comedy gold.
'Balibo'.
The best horror film I have ever seen -'Wake in fright'.
'Samson and Delilah'
Serious word of caution if you decide to try and watch 'Snowtown.'
No docos or biopics or films about walking/adventuring for those that like them.
Ozzie films also, so I know a good portion just switched off. There are some really terrific rare films on there that once gone from here will be hard to catch again.
GO BANANAS.

Just checked, no Sunday Too Far Away, criminal

CraigVIC wrote:Just checked, no Sunday Too Far Away, criminal

They are adding some films I think, so if we are lucky it will turn up. Newsfront too! Check out Noise. It's a cracker!

I've never seen Snowtown, might check it out. Partner working long hours and usually asleep by 7.30pm at the moment.... so I get to watch whatever I want.

Wish they would screen Struck By Lightning. I've never been able to track down a VHS or DVD of it, tried for many years. Prob'ly a bit dated now, but was hilarious in its day. *edit: it's not the American teen movie which comes up with a Google search.

Eremophila wrote:I've never seen Snowtown, might check it out. Partner working long hours and usually asleep by 7.30pm at the moment.... so I get to watch whatever I want.

Wish they would screen Struck By Lightning. I've never been able to track down a VHS or DVD of it, tried for many years. Prob'ly a bit dated now, but was hilarious in its day. *edit: it's not the American teen movie which comes up with a Google search.

Did you watch it? Just remember caution is advised if you haven't yet. Anyone watched Noise? It is very well worth it. Blue Murder is on SBSOD too. Ripper.

Not yet! Pencilled in for this week.

Lamont wrote:Did you watch it?

Did now.

Eremophila wrote:

Lamont wrote:Did you watch it?

Did now.

Did I underestimate the caution?

Lamont wrote:Did I underestimate the caution?

Nooooooooo.
I'd actually seen a little bit of it before... reckon I turned it off after the dog-shooting scene.
I had forgotten just how many victims there were. Probably interesting to read one of the books written on the subject.