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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
The director has managed the difficult feat of making a nonlinear film that contains a handful of almost unbearably suspenseful sequences, each one undercut by bizarre black humor. Read full review
Not everyone's cup of tea, but it's actually rather beautiful. Read full review
A most ambitious first film. Dominik pulls it off impressively, assisted by a selfless cast, a driving score by Mick Harvey, and gifted cameramen Kevin Hayward and Geoffrey Hall. Read full review
Mr. Bana's Chopper is so scarily convincing that he makes you feel the eruptive force of each mood swing and the way his character's paranoia, egomania and conscience- stricken apologies are part of a volatile emotional cycle. Read full review
Its dabs of dark comedy and stabs of gore, still rings with a sense of the real. It's electric-charged. Read full review
Too quick to uncritically and unthinkingly accept its subject's rollickingly self-mythologizing take on himself. Read full review
Eric Bana's performance suggests he will soon be leaving the comedy clubs of Australia and turning up as a Bond villain or a madman in a special-effects picture. He has a quality no acting school can teach and few actors can match: You cannot look away from him. Read full review
It's Eric Bana, a popular Australian stand-up comic, who justifies our interest with a dazzling performance of blunt humor, unpredictability and an edge of menace. Read full review
It's a great style, it's a fabulous performance, but it never quite finds what it's searching for. Read full review
A movie overtly designed to win attention (and not to do much else). Read full review
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