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The cast are amiably geeky and blokey, but there's an underlying air of Aussie jingoism which perhaps doesn't quite travel.
It's hard to imagine a more witless and inane film than Save Your Legs.
You probably have to be very into cricket, and be of a very indulgent disposition to really like it.
Not without its charms, but instantly forgettable.
It's amiably played, with Bollywood and dysentery jokes mostly hitting the mark.
Fantastic, fabulously funny, feel-good Aussie comedy... a near-perfect blend of broad comedy and travelogue.
Doesn't rest on being a film just about sport. Whether you're familiar with cricket or not, the themes of camaraderie are strong and it's worth being a spectator
Cowell and Curry give endearing performances as man-boys who are forcefully and finally shoved out of adolescence and into adulthood at the ripe old age of thirty-five. As a lighthearted, nostalgia-drenched film, Save Your Legs! hits a six.
What seriously irks about Ocker cinema is that when movies aren't about 'kitchen sink' agonisers following the depressing plight of Croatian immigrants, they're, instead, painfully contrived, calculatedly 'feel-good' outings like this.
As a comedy that largely operates on a fish-out-of-water travelogue trajectory, predictably embracing that old chestnut about what Indian food can do to a white person's digestive system, Save Your Legs! struggles.
Tame Aussie bromantic comedy pushes no boundaries.
[Stephen Curry] manages to put a few runs on the board for the Aussie cricket flick Save Your Legs, elevating Boyd Hicklin's spritely if not particularly funny flick to the realm of 'watchable.'
When the film was first announced I couldn't explain my enthusiasm. Once I seen the trailer I started to have doubts considering the lack of story this just seemed to be another dull Australian comedy. Stephen curry is a talented actor but even himself couldn't save this film from its tiresome self. The direction is all over the place as the film has more dramatic overtones and then is dragged into the mud by some dull humour which honestly do not suit the film. A straight comedy film would of been a better direction but this film lacks anything to recommend it. A strong Aussie cast is wasted by some really dull humour. I would have liked to see a cricket film based at the cricket club as opposed to this. The tone is all over the place and it was hard to gain any sympathy for the characters. Give this film a miss
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