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Justin KurzelArgumento:
Shaun GrantCâmara:
Ari WegnerMúsica:
Jed KurzelElenco:
George MacKay, Essie Davis, Nicholas Hoult, Charlie Hunnam, Russell Crowe, Dacre Montgomery, Sean Keenan, Earl Cave, Thomasin McKenzie, Markella Kavenagh (mais)Streaming (1)
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Hero to some, outlaw to others, Kelly (played by George MacKay) throws a long shadow over a specific period of Australian history. Spanning his life from his younger years to the time leading up to his death, the film explores the story behind this legendary figure. Nurtured by the notorious bushranger Harry Power (Russell Crowe) and fuelled by the unfair arrest of his mother (Essie Davis), Kelly recruits a wild bunch of warriors to plot a campaign of anarchy and rebellion that will grip the entire country. Youth and tragedy collide in the Kelly Gang, and at the beating heart of this tale is the fractured and powerful love story between a mother and son. (Picturehouse Entertainment)
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Well, Australia, you really threw me for a loop with this one. I felt like I was on the verge of an epileptic fit throughout the whole movie. It’s avant-garde, brutal, and totally off the rails. There are some bright moments—mostly while Russell Crowe is on screen. He probably saw where this was headed and wisely decided to check out before it got even weirder. But there are plenty of low points too, especially the ending, which was just bonkers. Honestly, the whole movie is full of wild scenes. That said, there’s something about it that sticks. The Aussies don’t care about fitting into Hollywood trends—they aren’t concerned with checking boxes like including a token transgender character or what have you. This is all about raw, gritty people, and they don’t look too pretty, which fits for the 19th-century setting. And can we talk about George MacKay? I have no idea what was going through his head, but I’d bet he needed a few months off to recover after filming this. His performance was absolutely insane.
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The extremely impressive environment in which the story takes place goes hand in hand with the dense atmosphere of the whole film. Until Ned Kelly starts his own gang, the film deserves four stars. Then the plot starts to drag a bit, and some scenes are on the verge of being tolerable. Russell Crowe has aged almost beyond recognition here; still, I would have liked it if his rather repulsive character had stayed in the film longer. In conclusion, I must say that George MacKay was perhaps born for the lead role, as he portrayed it believably. (65%)
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