My wife and I decided to buy Rams for our movie night, being the owner of over 2,000 acres including angus cattle and 250 merino sheep and the premise of Sam Neil and Michael Caton as great actors we though we could not be disappointed, boy were we wrong!
The movie is slow , it's empty, there is nothing interesting that keeps you glued to the film, barely any serious drama, but also no serious comedy or another genre to replace the lacking of drama, it's got nothing going for it, in one scene his brother shoots his house up with a shotgun whilst blind drunk , it's just an awful portrayal of the farming community , obviously someone from the city greenlighted the remake.
They could have gone another direction with serious and believable Australian rural script but decided to go the route of a 10 year old's portrayal of the Aussie rural/farmers life. Very disappointing film.
The movie is slow , it's empty, there is nothing interesting that keeps you glued to the film, barely any serious drama, but also no serious comedy or another genre to replace the lacking of drama, it's got nothing going for it, in one scene his brother shoots his house up with a shotgun whilst blind drunk , it's just an awful portrayal of the farming community , obviously someone from the city greenlighted the remake.
They could have gone another direction with serious and believable Australian rural script but decided to go the route of a 10 year old's portrayal of the Aussie rural/farmers life. Very disappointing film.