This was a great animated film great story and voice over from Geoffrey Rush to deliver that story ti was brilliant, interesting, riveting and well made.
The film takes a devastating story and presents it in a way that is cute and funny but not patronizing. The fakt that life can be cute and funny among its devastation is quite the lesson to teach! That and don't smoke 28 cigarettes a day or try to withdraw money from the microwave.
The narration by Geoffrey Rush is very effective!
Favourite movie quotation in a long time: "Harvie had lost a testicle but gained a wife."
Geoffrey Rush narrates the 20 minute claymation short from Australia about the life of Harvey Krumpet. Watching someone endure bad luck throughout their entire life has never been this much fun. Highly recommended.
Poor Harvie Krumpet. Life is so hard on him that even he begins to wonder at one point that if he'd started with nine lives, he might only have four left. And that's only part way through this 20 minute short; life still has some surprises left for him after that.
A bittersweet look a surviving life whatever challenges it might throw at you, and possibly doing so in the nude when you can get away with it. Good stuff.
One of the greatest story lines I have seen in a play for a long time. The animation is adequate but the it really is the story line that makes it for this movie. A definite must see!
very very crude.... but "God is better then football, God is better then beer, God is better than cricket, cause God's there all the year" lol :D i love it
Oh, this movie is the cutest! Beautifully arranged, not a second too long or short. Despite Harvey being made of clay, you cannot help but think he is a living creature and sympathise with him.
extremely depressing film, made me really think about life after i saw it. although i understand what a good movie it is, i really didnt enjoiy it very much. something to do with him getting nowhere in life, and always suffering just made me sick to the stomach. it was very well made, but i enjoyed it not.
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