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Released Year: 2015
Runtime: 94 minutes
Genre: Thriller
Directors: Tony Ayres
Writers: Blake Ayshford
Casts: Alex Russell, Sullivan Stapleton, Jessica De Gouw, Richard Anastasios, Paul Molder, Megan Holloway, Kerry Walker, Robert Morgan
IMDB: Cut Snake (2014)
Ratings: 
(2 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)
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Arizona Republic -
Muscled and ruggedly un-manscaped, Stapleton is an intimidating presence based on physicality alone, but the actor ratchets up the menace factor with a gripping portrayal of a man driven by emotions more complex than mere anger.
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The Guardian -
Performances are uniformly impressive, with Stapleton guaranteed a place in the pantheon of creepily charismatic Australian screen criminals.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
It's in the accelerating spiral of crime that the weaknesses of the script and direction become hard to ignore.
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Los Angeles Times -
In one punchy way it's feverishly, genre-shakingly different. That difference makes the movie almost work. Almost.
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Cut Snake (2014)
Young, charismatic, and hardworking, Sparra Farrell seems to be sailing into a happy, respectable life. He has a solid job and an adorable fiancée named Paula, and already owns a modest house in the country outside Melbourne. The only odd thing is that Sparra says precious little about his past — but that past is about to catch up with him, and wrest control of his present.
Cut Snake (2014)
(2 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2015
Runtime: 94 minutes
Genre: Thriller
Directors: Tony Ayres
Writers: Blake Ayshford
Casts: Alex Russell, Sullivan Stapleton, Jessica De Gouw, Richard Anastasios, Paul Molder, Megan Holloway, Kerry Walker, Robert Morgan
IMDB: Cut Snake (2014)
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Young, charismatic, and hardworking, Sparra Farrell seems to be sailing into a happy, respectable life. He has a solid job and an adorable fiancée named Paula, and already owns a modest house in the country outside Melbourne. The only odd thing is that Sparra says precious little about his past — but that past is about to catch up with him, and wrest control of his present.
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Reviews
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Arizona Republic -
Muscled and ruggedly un-manscaped, Stapleton is an intimidating presence based on physicality alone, but the actor ratchets up the menace factor with a gripping portrayal of a man driven by emotions more complex than mere anger.
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The Guardian -
Performances are uniformly impressive, with Stapleton guaranteed a place in the pantheon of creepily charismatic Australian screen criminals.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
It's in the accelerating spiral of crime that the weaknesses of the script and direction become hard to ignore.
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Los Angeles Times -
In one punchy way it's feverishly, genre-shakingly different. That difference makes the movie almost work. Almost.
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Young, charismatic, and hardworking, Sparra Farrell seems to be sailing into a happy, respectable life. He has a solid job and an adorable fiancée named Paula, and already owns a modest house in the country outside Melbourne. The only odd thing is that Sparra says precious little about his past — but that past is about to catch up with him, and wrest control of his present.
Young, charismatic, and hardworking, Sparra Farrell seems to be sailing into a happy, respectable life. He has a solid job and an adorable fiancée named Paula, and already owns a modest house in the country outside Melbourne. The only odd thing is that Sparra says precious little about his past — but that past is about to catch up with him, and wrest control of his present.
Young, charismatic, and hardworking, Sparra Farrell seems to be sailing into a happy, respectable life. He has a solid job and an adorable fiancée named Paula, and already owns a modest house in the country outside Melbourne. The only odd thing is that Sparra says precious little about his past — but that past is about to catch up with him, and wrest control of his present.
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