Reviews

Unlike the first two it lacks the sharp witty humour and verges on boring.

Loved L & H as a child and their movies, while I realise it was the story about their ending and yes the make up was brilliant. but still very boring script ruined a good story.

The special effects were great as was the scenery, however the movie was disjointed and did not flow. It seemed to jump from one special effect to the next and following the plot was tedious to the point of total boredom.

While I am looking forward to the movie the shorts I have seen shows trams in Sydney in 1959. Here are some facts. Pitt Street's last tram ran in the early hours of 29 September 1957. The Labor government removed the tracks in 1958, and that the tracks were covered with tar to prevent ever being re-used. Sydney's electric tram fleet were said to be loved by passengers and tram crews alike, but were all removed from service by 1958. On the 25 February 1961, Sydney's last electric trams operated on the La Perouse and Maroubra Beach lines. I rode on these trams and I loved them, however there were no trams in the CBD of Sydney in 1959. The Bennelong Point Tram Depot was also known as The Fort Macquarie Tram Depot and was demolished in 1958, and formal construction of the Opera House began in March, 1959.

Went and saw the movie Breath today, "BORING", up there with the boring surf movies of the 60's. Very predictable. I have read many of Tim Winton's books, however if the book is anything like the movie, I will not bother buying it.