Gold ... the movie

[user 22230]

Loved how he managed to find all that beaut firewood on the flat treeless clay pan.... :lol:

I liked how in less than a minute from turning air con on, it blew the motor or over heated it or what ever else you were supposed to imagine had occurred. :lol: Outback travel and the best thy can muster for a rope is a few lengths of what looked like a piece of Telstra cord. The lists endless

 

[DataGlasses]

Tried to watch it again, but can't....it's that bad.

And I thought I had to pay for a Stan subscription. Perhaps I'm not missing much

Stan are running a 30 day free trial currently. join then just cancel out before thirty days :Y:

Sorry fellas, I was talking about new gold maountain

That's what I thought, not much chop

 

[wiley coyote]

What about when he got staked in the stomach by a branch off that tree. It went through his left side, but in the next take, it shows it in his right side, then in the next take, it's back in his left side!!!!! Or, was it the other way around? If you want to find out if I'm wrong watch it again. Go on, I dare you! I would myself, but I'm not prepared to waste another 90 minutes of my life on such a stupid, blooper filled piece of crap again. wiley.

 

[aussiefarmer]

I was convinced it swapped sides.

 

[Nightjar]

We recorded it and fortunately read the reviews here first so the delete button was hit without viewing.
Not a TV fan at the best of time (approx 8 hrs/week and getting less with all the doom and gloom in todays world)) so this time was not wasted.

 

[mbasko]

It's a real shame that somebody in this country can't put together a decent & based on historically correct accounts of the Australian gold rush show. There are so many great stories & events to be found in every state that could be used either in part to build a "based on true events" type movie or mini series or even whole stories on gold rush villages/areas.
Any screenwriters among us?