william m. thackeray once said a good laugh is sunshine in the house. when i watched take away and i must say that the sun did shine in my house. this film was superb and the opening was very cleverly done and the story held together well and in a nutshell two fishn chip shop owners who normally enemies are forced to form an alliance of sorts to engage in a david and goliath struggle against a fast food chain which builds a restaurant on their street. the ending was hilarious even though i have found many who disagree with me on that one. the film was though very discreetly and portraying contemporary australian ethnic stereotypes and in particular the collision or culture clash if you will between the traditional anglo australian and italo australian stereotypes and and how they found a sort of unity though adversity and very nice. i found vince colosimo performance as tony stilano an italo australian fish n chip shop owner in his thirties to be first class and his acting was very genuine and convincing and through his performance he managed to really bring to the surface the essence and or i should say the soul of the italian australian stereotype and which in reality is not too italian but not too australian either and colosimo found that balance and breathed into its lungs and gave it life. the cinematography could have been better and more shots of the local area would have been nice and from what i can see it was in melbourne and but where in melbourne. to me it looks like somewhere between ivanhoe to bullen and though i am not 100% sure on that one. i do not know why so many people are comparing this film to the castle though they have similar themes running through them and take away stands in a league of its own. i think the film was excellent with a capital e it has everything and it funny and the jokes are great and it deals with contemporary issues facing australian society and the story holds well and i loved it. i highly recommend it. 
william m. thackeray once said a good laugh is sunshine in the house. when i watched take away and i must say that the sun did shine in my house. this film was superb and the opening was very cleverly done and the story held together well and in a nutshell two fishn chip shop owners who normally enemies are forced to form an alliance of sorts to engage in a david and goliath struggle against a fast food chain which builds a restaurant on their street. the ending was hilarious even though i have found many who disagree with me on that one. the film was though very discreetly and portraying contemporary australian ethnic stereotypes and in particular the collision or culture clash if you will between the traditional anglo australian and italo australian stereotypes and and how they found a sort of unity though adversity and very nice. i found vince colosimo performance as tony stilano an italo australian fish n chip shop owner in his thirties to be first class and his acting was very genuine and convincing and through his performance he managed to really bring to the surface the essence and or i should say the soul of the italian australian stereotype and which in reality is not too italian but not too australian either and colosimo found that balance and breathed into its lungs and gave it life. the cinematography could have been better and more shots of the local area would have been nice and from what i can see it was in melbourne and but where in melbourne. to me it looks like somewhere between ivanhoe to bullen and though i am not 100% sure on that one. i do not know why so many people are comparing this film to the castle though they have similar themes running through them and take away stands in a league of its own. i think the film was excellent with a capital e it has everything and it funny and the jokes are great and it deals with contemporary issues facing australian society and the story holds well and i loved it. i highly recommend it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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