Money Movers

1978
R
1 h 32 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAn armoured car company is the target of repeated heists. Company leadership is enforcing new measures in order to tighten security. The biggest danger of a new heist lies from within the co... Ler tudoAn armoured car company is the target of repeated heists. Company leadership is enforcing new measures in order to tighten security. The biggest danger of a new heist lies from within the company's own ranks.An armoured car company is the target of repeated heists. Company leadership is enforcing new measures in order to tighten security. The biggest danger of a new heist lies from within the company's own ranks.

Direção
- Bruce Beresford
Roteiristas
- Bruce Beresford
- Devon Minchin
Artistas

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6,5/10

1 mil

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Direção
- Bruce Beresford
Roteiristas
- Bruce Beresford
- Devon Minchin
Artistas

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

Curiosidades
Invitations to the World Premiere in Sydney, Australia on 1st February 1979 were enclosed in a plastic wallet that included a banknote, a card, a pick, hacksaw blade and hairpins.

Citações
Brian Jackson: If one of your mob told me, "Good morning," I'd put on my pajamas and go to bed.

Versões alternativas
The toe cutting scene where the gang cuts Terence Donovan's big toe is cut on the TV version of the film

Conexões
Featured in South Australia: ocean to outback (2003)

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8/10

Countinghouse Dispatch

In between wowing international audiences with 'The Getting of Wisdom' (1977) and 'Breaker Morant' (1980) Bruce Beresford shot this raw, extremely violent little crime drama with a high body count shot mainly in Adeleide. At the time it swiftly vanished without recovering even it's tiny budget, but deserves to be much better known.

It has a much bloodier climax than 'Reservoir Dogs' and laced with that dry humour one associates with even the grimmest Australian movie; as when crime boss Bud Tingwell wearily tells a henchman to "bring in the nail clippers" when simple persuasion isn't working.

(When I originally saw it I loved the music. So I should. It turned out to be the Adagio movement from Bartok's Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta.)