Ocean Boy

Some parts of the plot were pretty shallow. The mother's character was not well developed at all. There were some really wholesome moments between Bosch and Rockit though. Also some stunning visuals and a great soundtrack.

Beautiful movie with a attuning story.

Enjoyable movie with great scenery. A movie that was not predictable with a great story. Well done

Based on true events of the childhood of Tyler Atkins growing up on the East Coast of Australia. With unstable parent structure Rockit is forced to live a harsh and unconventional life growing up in a single parent relationship. Rockits father, a drug growing dealer, is forced to be on the run after police find his marijuana crop fighting a bush fire. The movie has been hit harshly by Australian media critics but I found this movie to be totally opposite to their archaic views. For a movie that has been based on true life events, this is an awesome watch.

This film had all the elements of a decent drama but missed the mark. Luke Hemsworth was good and almost able to bring back the overall value of this picture but I'll be honest, the character of Rockit is so unappealing as a protagonist, that I thought to myself, "This is why I don't want kids". There was no build up, no revelation and no redemption. It ends up being a visually pretty 1 hour and 46 minute slow fizzle.

I missed out on seeing this at the cinemas with my son, as soon as I heard about it and where it was shoot I was frothing to see it. Purchased it online and watched it two nights running, I rekon it is a awesome Aussie show , a lot of my self and my son in there , couldn't love it any more , awesome job by everyone 💯 thanks guys Mark

Bhahahahahahahahahahahahahaga soooooo gooood

Got an account just to leave this 5 star review. Bloody ripper of a movie. Bosch & Rocket captured the Aussie culture like no other. We'll done whoever made it

Best Aussie film EVER

By coincidence there's been an Aussie film that's stuck with me each era of my life. I didn't realize it until I saw Bosch & rocket. In my teens it was Looking for Alibrandi, my 20's it was Candy. This is the film of my 30's. What an absolutely stunning movie!