Buckley's Chance

Buckley's Chance was a light hearted movie with a simple but touching storyline.

The scenery was wonderful, especially if you love the outback. Some have said the acting is ordinary & what is Bill Nighly doing in this film...I thought the same, but he did a pretty good job at the 'aussie accent'. The movie is very suitable for kids & I don't recall one swear word in this movie at all! A pretty rare thing these days.

Well done cast & crew....my partner & I really enjoyed it.

Good little film, I found it to be an enjoyable experience, can't understand the bad reviews, what are they expecting for goodness sake? It's no classic, but a lot better than some of the garbage they put out these days that get better reviews! Didn't have a problem with Bill Nighy's accent, like some apparently do? Too many critics seem to nitpick when it's just a movie, and does what it sets out to do, offer a bit of light hearted entertainment with no bad language or questionable scenes, go see it, and enjoy it, I did!

Watch it - don't read the bad reviews. Highly unfair for such a good movie.

I must confess. There were times when I wondered why I was even watching this movie. I often found myself confused as to what the point of the film was. To be honest, I'm still not entirely sure what the purpose of the movie is.

"Buckley's Chance" is not a cinematic masterpiece. It is boring at times. Some scenes are slow to develop. There are even a few scenes where you may find yourself laughing out loud as you ask what the heck they were thinking when they put that in the movie.

However, it was enjoyable enough to keep my attention and to keep me awake.

You may find it boring. I did at times. You may find it entertaining. I did at times. You may want to watch it a second time in the future. I don't. But, that's just me.

Always liked Bill but the dingo is beautiful.

It is incorrectly credited on the titles as being called Sunny, which is sad as it does shortly after filming.

It isn't even credited at all on IMDb which is poor, but it was called Sonny.

RIP Sonny, forever enshrined on the silver screen now.