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By Nicola W (458) on 31 Jan 2013

Umm, didn't really get this, found it quite boring. 3 girls went missing on a rock, 1 was found, the others weren't. end of film. weird…

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By Apostolos M (41) on 11 Jan 2013

There were scenes and sequences of this film that were utterly captivating…

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By Forrest E (79) on 11 Jan 2013

There were scenes and sequences of this film that were utterly captivating…

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By Sylvester K (938) on 23 Dec 2012

Unfulfilling but hauntingly intriguing too. this is the kinda flick where the ending can be extremely frustrating and expletives-inducing…

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By Jacky L (407) on 23 Dec 2012

Unfulfilling but hauntingly intriguing too. this is the kinda flick where the ending can be extremely frustrating and expletives-inducing…

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By Sarfaraz A (915) on 16 Dec 2012

Picnic at Hanging Rock Australian film directed by Peter Weir. Starring Anne-Louise Lambert, Helen Morse, Rachel Roberts…

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By Sarah H (1,870) on 26 Oct 2012

This is one of those movies that is unforgettably, relentlessly eerie - and therefore more frightening than something traditionally horrific…

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By Natalie O (239) on 09 Sep 2012

After what must be decades of anticipation, I have finally seen this film…

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By Kevin N (818) on 01 Aug 2012

Remarkably haunting, bizarre, and creepy movie that tells a story about a mystical place and its undiscovered mystery…

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By E L (691) on 28 Jul 2012

Rather dated, and I'm not sure I see the fuss. Sure it's heavily atmospheric, but there's a lot of frustration with a plot that goes nowhere…

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By Anna B (1,143) on 28 Jul 2012

Weir's exploitation roots show through at times, with some very clumsily staged sequences and wretched dialogue, and it starts to meander around…

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By Maxwell S (250) on 27 Jul 2012

In a 3 way tie for my favorite film with Andrei Rublev and Magnolia…

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By Darryl S (201) on 22 Jul 2012

Probably one of the more confusing and least enjoyable Australian films I've seen, this one takes 1970s bad filmmaking schlock and displays…

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By Davey M (514) on 13 Jun 2012

I'm not sure if feeling crazy and delusional added to or detracted from Weir's awesomely hypnotic, haunting, crazy, provocative movie…

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By Filmjoy * (8) on 12 Jun 2012

On the surface Picnic at Hanging Rock may look like a Merchant/Ivory production, but underneath all the beautiful cinematography and production…

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By David W (2,010) on 15 Apr 2012

Eerily hypnotic. Girls on a private school outing go on a hike and are never seen nor heard from again…

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By Cory K (220) on 01 Mar 2012

Disturbing on a wholly cerebral level, there's nothing quite like it…

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By Ian L (373) on 01 Mar 2012

Disturbing on a wholly cerebral level, there's nothing quite like it…

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By Gabriel K (453) on 24 Feb 2012

This movie has an eerily haunting feel to it, masterfully captured by the director…

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By Dina D (12) on 16 Feb 2012

Completely captures the mood & mystery of this confounding story. There is no satisfactory answer. Fantastic…

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