Moon Rock for Monday

A great drinking game movie where you can spot all the period errors and mistakes from Australian currency nominations, medical prescription, electronics, food products, fashion, etc. One minute we are in the 1980s next minute we jump 2020. And from my pre-review research, there are some filming bloopers too. But ignoring the opportunity for a drinking game, this is absolutely beautiful movie that still deserves a 9/10. The story is heartwarming, the acting by newcommers is brilliant, and the scenic filmology is epic. I had to research to see if this was a fictional or non-fictional story and I don't think it is the latter. Great film, shame about the obvious historical inaccurrencies or lazy errors. Still worth a watch. Still a great and beautiful Aussie road trip story.

Loved the story. So refreshing. I was totally hooked after first five minutes and the film held me engaged until the credits. I refused to leave the cinema even though half way though I needed to go to the bathroom! It made me smile. The acting from the leads and the quirky characters is sublime. Only negative is I think the supper role of the father could have been stronger. Other than that the film was well worth my twenty dollars!

A friend invited me to a special screening of the film so I had no expectations. Look, the film is obviously not perfect and clearly low budget.... but the story is very beautiful and I was thoroughly engaged for the entire film. Also the two actors who play the leads are phenomenal. So for an Indie film it punches well above it's weight and it left me with a provocative thought - what is life really about. Not without flaws but I highly recommend people see this film as it has a very powerful theme that resonates.

A thoughtful investigation of the power of being 'present'

A lovely film. A lot of reviews are giving it 10, maybe for the films heart. It took me on a journey and really showcased Australian landscape. Definitely need more films like this at the moment.