An exploration of Australian bushranger Ned Kelly and his gang as they attempt to evade authorities during the 1870s.

RT 81%

Its unusual approach won't be for all viewers, but True History of the Kelly Gang takes a distinctively postmodern look at Australia's past.

This comes out tomorrow is the US and I will be watching.

Kurzel tho

I've had the option to watch this since January, but I haven't been motivated to throw it on. Let me know how it is.

I really liked the Heath Ledger one to be honest. Might give this one a go as well.

law has basically developped his own sub-genre

Disney+'s solo2001 wrote: ↑

April 24th, 2020, 2:31 pm

law has basically developped his own sub-genre

I’ve noticed that too

Just finished it, I really like the way Kurzel directs, and his brother always puts out an intense score. I had no idea who George MacKay was prior to 1917, (still haven't seen that), but god damn the dude is a great actor, with a great screen presence. One complaint is that I wanted more Charlie Hunnam.. he killed it (yeah yeah I know you hate him). Crowe was also incredibly good for the small role he had (yeah yeah I know you hate him). I liked most of the characters, partly because in reality you should really be hating them.

Anyway, 8/10 would recommend