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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
I watched this film as I am a fan of one of the actors in it. I wouldn't criticize the film as such but I would recommend borrowing the film before buying it. Its the kind of film I find enjoyable if I have nothing else to watch and someone has lent it to me. The storyline is average, the acting is fairly good and you remain interested. It is not however a cinematic masterpiece! To be fair its quite an original storyline, not too predictable. I'd say all in all its an average but enjoyable film, more like a TV movie then something you'd see at the cinema.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
This film is really good - I found the storyline almost took a backseat to the dancing. Bootmen plays with sound and shows how the most innocent of object can be used to create music. Set in and around the steelworks the film worked surprisingly well especially when Adam Garcia's character started experimenting with the various areas and types of metal (stairs, ridged flooring, etc) found around his place of work. I found that the brief plot taking Adam to Sydney was almost unneccessary as it was so short lived - perhaps if the writers/directors/producers had extended that line it would have made more viewing sense however I was left feeling profoundly letdown by that aspect of the story. In my opinion, though, by the time you finish watching this film you will be left feeling that this story resounds in your heart as the sound of the taps fade. Reminiscent of Riverdance in the experimentation with tap dancing I found this film incredibly enjoyable.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Adam Garcia at his best. 10 years ago a little know actor/dancer made this film with the Australian Film Commission
and became one of Australia's best dancers. Tap dancing to raise money for the workers families,that are being laid off from the Steel Works. Fantastic Film, Great Dancing, shame about the swearing!
and became one of Australia's best dancers. Tap dancing to raise money for the workers families,that are being laid off from the Steel Works. Fantastic Film, Great Dancing, shame about the swearing!
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Bootmen!!!!
Wow-wee!! I LOVED this film. The dancing was great and the acting was fantastic. I'm a BIG Sam Worthington fan and thought he played the part of Mitch incredibly well (it's just a... Read more
Published 21 months ago by xx-Fairy.Cake-xx
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