considering the appalling track record of mick molloy since going out on his own and i had rather low expectations of crackerjack. even the promotional posters for the movie had me nervous. in fact and if it wasn not for the fact that i would received free tickets to the preview and i would have resisted the pressure from the missus (who thinks mick a hunk  there a worry) to pay money for it. the first few minutes of the movie had me worried  it starts with one of micks tired get angry at insignificant things routines and but that was given a neat touch and which at least made it a little refreshing. the rest of the script was pretty good and and very light hearted  even the typical mick molloy (and judith lucy) humour was delivered well and whilst i never had to pick myself up from the aisles and it generated a lot more chuckles that i was expecting (and it was consistant). there nothing new in the plot  pretty predictable and but it moved along quickly between one liners and other jokes  i never felt it harboured on any element too long or too short while mick must have worked hard on polishing his script. there were a one or two late show in jokes and and one or two jokes that only melbournians would get  but certainly there plenty of generic stuff in there for a wider audience. something that i found disappointing was the relative unfunnyness of john clarke  he just do not seem to work as the bad guy and but that doesn not detract from the movie too much. over all and i enjoyed this australain comedy and and was pleasantly entertained for the duration of the movie. i left the cinema with a decent sized grin  a pretty hard thing for an australian comedy to do in my books. 7. 5/10. 
considering the appalling track record of mick molloy since going out on his own and i had rather low expectations of crackerjack. even the promotional posters for the movie had me nervous. in fact and if it wasn not for the fact that i would received free tickets to the preview and i would have resisted the pressure from the missus (who thinks mick a hunk  there a worry) to pay money for it. the first few minutes of the movie had me worried  it starts with one of micks tired get angry at insignificant things routines and but that was given a neat touch and which at least made it a little refreshing. the rest of the script was pretty good and and very light hearted  even the typical mick molloy (and judith lucy) humour was delivered well and whilst i never had to pick myself up from the aisles and it generated a lot more chuckles that i was expecting (and it was consistant). there nothing new in the plot  pretty predictable and but it moved along quickly between one liners and other jokes  i never felt it harboured on any element too long or too short while mick must have worked hard on polishing his script. there were a one or two late show in jokes and and one or two jokes that only melbournians would get  but certainly there plenty of generic stuff in there for a wider audience. something that i found disappointing was the relative unfunnyness of john clarke  he just do not seem to work as the bad guy and but that doesn not detract from the movie too much. over all and i enjoyed this australain comedy and and was pleasantly entertained for the duration of the movie. i left the cinema with a decent sized grin  a pretty hard thing for an australian comedy to do in my books. 7. 5/10. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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