 Watch Mental Movie Online Streaming MegavideoYou can watch Mental movie in HD without Downloading Free HERESet in the fictional town of Dolphin Heads, MENTAL is written and directed by PJ Hogan and produced by Jerry Zucker, Janet Zucker, Todd Fellman and Jocelyn Moorhouse. The comedy stars Toni Collette (United States of Tara, Little Miss Sunshine, About A Boy, The Sixth Sense), Liev Schreiber (Salt, X-Men Origins: Wolverine), Anthony LaPaglia (Without A Trace, Balibo), Rebecca Gibney (Packed to the Rafters), Kerry Fox (Cloudstreet, Bright Star), Caroline Goodall (Dorian Gray) Deborah Mailman (Offspring, Bran Nue Dae), and Sam Clark (Neighbours). (c) Dada Films Movie Release on Theater Mar 29, 2013 Limited | |
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Mental Movie Cast | |
| Toni Collette,Kerry Fox,Rebecca Gibney,Caroline Goodall,Anthony LaPaglia,Liev Schreiber,Deborah Mailman,Lily Sullivan | |
| Genres : Horror,Art House & International,Comedy | |
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| All Critics Rating For Mental : 5.9 | |
| All Critics Count For Mental : 34 | |
| All Critics Percentage For Mental : 53 % | |
Mental Movie Review | |
| A cuckoo comedy that puts the fun in dysfunctional. Megan Lehmann-Hollywood Reporter Much of the humor is driven by a savage near-hatred of everything suburban, which frequently undermines its own effectiveness, and poses a barrier to auds engaging emotionally with the central character. Richard Kuipers-Variety Not every cute movie about the mentally ill is Oscar worthy, but this touching and riotous one from Down Under works well enough. Roger Moore-Movie Nation Collette anchors the film with a selfless, let-it-all-hang-out performance that sets an agreeably anarchic tone. Eddie Harrison-The List [A] heavy-handed satire on Australian suburban life ... Philip French-Observer [UK] Even for a riotous Australian black comedy, this film packs in just a bit too much chaos. It's consistently smart and funny, with lively characters and especially witty dialog, but some of the sideroads never go anywhere. Rich Cline-Contactmusic.com Collette never gives a less than watchable performance but she is asked to overplay her hand with diminishing returns. Derek Malcolm-This is London One of the most unusual comedies you'll see this year. Alex Zane-Sun Online Unless you're in tune with the eccentric humour you'll find this a bewildering dud. Henry Fitzherbert-Daily Express A knockabout black comedy from Australia that starts off exhilaratingly mad and funny, then progressively loses its edge. Peter Bradshaw-Guardian [UK] The movie is surreal, uncontrolled, frenzied: a gift that goes on giving, even though at some points you beg it to stop. Nigel Andrews-Financial Times The whole film is so aggressively clownish that the only possible response is to cringe. Robbie Collin-Daily Telegraph A bipolar blend of Aussie kitsch and Hollywood sentiment, which relies far too heavily on The Sound Of Music and brassy personalities. Siobhan Synnot-Scotsman This is a hugely entertaining Australian comedy-drama with terrific comic performances from a fine ensemble cast. Matthew Turner-ViewLondon Hogan demonstrates a sure ear for droll dialogue and his script - while occasionally too broad for some audiences - is delivered with delirious panache by his up-for-it cast. Tim Evans-Sky Movies Wrong is wrong. And 'Mental' gets it wrong in too many ways. Cath Clarke-Time Out Packed with fine performances, this attack on suburban conformity is surprising, darkly hilarious and cleverly leaves the insanity judgement to its audience. Oliver Pfeiffer-Total Film The humour is sometimes used to hide the pain, while at other times the drama takes precedence and asks us to switch modes. This ambivalent approach is also evident in the differing styles of performance Andrew L. Urban-Urban Cinefile There are laughs but not enough, and the moments of pathos do not come naturally Louise Keller-Urban Cinefile The jokes are obvious, ugly and unfunny. Periods on white couches, anyone? Frances Morton-Flicks.co.nz | |
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