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The screenplay comes with a wealth of comical gags and observations about suburban life that many audiences should identify with. October 17, 2013 | Rating: B | Full Review…
The screenplay comes with a wealth of comical gags and observations about suburban life that many audiences should identify with.
Glenn Dunks
If this film had a more propulsive plot, veered into Straw Dogs territory and retained its dark laughs, I imagine we would be talking about an Australian classic. September 27, 2012 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
If this film had a more propulsive plot, veered into Straw Dogs territory and retained its dark laughs, I imagine we would be talking about an Australian classic.
Adam Ross
The King is Dead!, while not as brilliant as Bad Boy Bubby or Alexandra's Project, shares with those films a unique and perverse vision of Australian suburbia ... De Heer's always bold, and here he's bold again. The Independent King is certainly not dead. July 24, 2012 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
The King is Dead!, while not as brilliant as Bad Boy Bubby or Alexandra's Project, shares with those films a unique and perverse vision of Australian suburbia ... De Heer's always bold, and here he's bold again. The Independent King is certainly not dead.
CJ Johnson
The King is Dead has some great comic asides, and the finale paints Max and Therese into a genuinely dangerous and entertaining corner. July 16, 2012 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
The King is Dead has some great comic asides, and the finale paints Max and Therese into a genuinely dangerous and entertaining corner.
Simon Miraudo
The King is Dead! is a deliciously dark genre mash-up, coy and explorative but tight and insular, sprayed with wry laughs and a genuinely foreboding undertone. July 16, 2012 | Full Review…
The King is Dead! is a deliciously dark genre mash-up, coy and explorative but tight and insular, sprayed with wry laughs and a genuinely foreboding undertone.
Luke Buckmaster
Black comedies rarely come as carefully measured or as full-blooded as this marvellously engaging lark, which is essentially a revenge fantasy for anyone who has ever suffered the prolonged trauma of living with a bad neighbour. July 13, 2012 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Black comedies rarely come as carefully measured or as full-blooded as this marvellously engaging lark, which is essentially a revenge fantasy for anyone who has ever suffered the prolonged trauma of living with a bad neighbour.
Jim Schembri
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