i was very impressed with the latest production from mick molloy. as a fan of his and i was used to a different kind of humour than displayed here. he wisely opted with a more subtle and broad style of comedy in crackerjack and rather than his usual low brow and in your face ramblings. it is and at times and inconsistent and un even and but a decent script works past that and and makes for some entertaining viewing. directed by paul moloney (who has directed almost every australian tv series imaginable) and crackerjack tells the story of jack simpson and a bloke that belongs to his local bowls club for the sole reason of parking. when the club hits financial trouble and he is forced to bowl competitively in an attempt to raise the funds to save the club from becoming a poker machine haven. a familiar and and successful formula and that is handled well. there is no denying that the film owes it success to the great casting of molloy. he seemed to have a great rapport with samuel johnson and and excellent chemistry with judith lucy and and while the character is probably not a far stretch from his own personality and you can not help but wonder why he hadn not tried his arm at film earlier. to smooth out the in experienced cast and the delightful frank wilson and bill hunter support and and often steal their scenes. they are two fine actors and the pair cruise through their roles with ease. had it not been for the huge success of my big fat greek wedding and crackerjack would have made it to number 1 at the australian box office and but when you consider what he film is about and who is involved and even making it to number 2 was an outstanding effort. all in all and a witty and feel good movie. great cast and great crew and and a great soundtrack and combine to make one of the better australian films of 2002. positive . 
i was very impressed with the latest production from mick molloy. as a fan of his and i was used to a different kind of humour than displayed here. he wisely opted with a more subtle and broad style of comedy in crackerjack and rather than his usual low brow and in your face ramblings. it is and at times and inconsistent and un even and but a decent script works past that and and makes for some entertaining viewing. directed by paul moloney (who has directed almost every australian tv series imaginable) and crackerjack tells the story of jack simpson and a bloke that belongs to his local bowls club for the sole reason of parking. when the club hits financial trouble and he is forced to bowl competitively in an attempt to raise the funds to save the club from becoming a poker machine haven. a familiar and and successful formula and that is handled well. there is no denying that the film owes it success to the great casting of molloy. he seemed to have a great rapport with samuel johnson and and excellent chemistry with judith lucy and and while the character is probably not a far stretch from his own personality and you can not help but wonder why he hadn not tried his arm at film earlier. to smooth out the in experienced cast and the delightful frank wilson and bill hunter support and and often steal their scenes. they are two fine actors and the pair cruise through their roles with ease. had it not been for the huge success of my big fat greek wedding and crackerjack would have made it to number 1 at the australian box office and but when you consider what he film is about and who is involved and even making it to number 2 was an outstanding effort. all in all and a witty and feel good movie. great cast and great crew and and a great soundtrack and combine to make one of the better australian films of 2002. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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