@@EFFTrudeau-001 majority of the guests that visit these pubs are contractors/work in the mines in the local area, along with the odd local here and there
Having spent 6 weeks working in an outback bar when I was travelling in Western Australia back in 2001, the first few minute and a half of this felt like a flashback! Was certainly an eye-opening experience!
@@NTWoo95 The main characters are girls and the angry customers are mostly men. I don't have a lot of hope that this will not be about toxic misogynistic, fascist dudes harassing strong independent progressive girls. Oh and ofc "aussies dumb and bad". Unless there will be some interesting twist.
Brilliant idea for a thriller. The remoteness is an amplifier of all the elements you see generally in society: men without boundaries, tribalism, clashing of cultures, etc.
Yeah right! Why not give her an flamethrower instead if an axe there?!!!!!11 And maybe like.. why burn down the house when she could like melt it with lava or something instead right? WOHOOO! Also, the tires... she could like used some knife and just stared into the camera or like a minute and say like the word: "Typical males." Or like.. "Yeah, take that males." Maybe? Also. The acting of the males... why not make them a bit more rude and maybe some zombie infection also? They could start like scree aching and such? Why stop here? I would watched that movie. hehe Yeah, she held back here, for sure. Some Aussie virus getting around.. Just saying the C word, etc.. hehe. You know i lobe you. Some criticism maybe there. Peace out
This is totally based off a documentary-style show made about 2 Finnish girls that go to an outback pub in outback WA - Hotel Coolgardie... Amazing that they have Julia Garner!! I was scared of the first version, but this looks terrifying. Think Wolf's Creek!
Kitty Green does it again. If anyone hasn't seen The Assistant, give it a shot. Both of these films have all these details that make you want to scream "god I know exactly what you mean and why this is unsettling". Great horror thrillers
Wrong, wrong and fucking wrong... started in the late 18th century through to the early/ mid 19th century when british colonies decided to transport convicts from Ireland and Scotland and Wales to Australia... blame the english...
Jessica henwick is so underrated. She should've broke big after iron fist and game of thrones. Heres hoping she gets more roles especially as a lead in the future.
I'm getting a Wake In Fright (1971) vibe from this, not in the plot exactly, but in the eerie and unsettling remote, aberrant small town-culture atmosphere of it. Looking forward to this, it looks genuinely tense.
This was one of the most pathetic movies I have ever seen in my 32 years of existence. I should have watched Joe Biden give a speech on anything. That would’ve been more beneficial and I would have lost less brain cells. I don’t know who approved or made this movie but wow this just proves to me that these producers are no better than you and I. Anyone could have woken up on a Monday hung over with less resources and made a movie better than this festering pile of s#*^#^#^#
I've just watched The Society a couple weeks ago and I was soo sad that the show ended. Glad to see Toby Wallace in this movie! He definitely nailed his sociopath role in The Society. He's a great actor.
“Inspired by the documentary Hotel Coolgardie” Yeah that doco was horrifying in itself! What a hellish experience for those poor girls. Very intrigued to see this!
She’s better than Streep. You can sense the inner life of the characters she’s playing. An actor’s ability to inhabit another’s life seamlessly without a hint of impersonation is not Streep’s strong suit. Her acting style is better suited to exaggeration and comedy.
Yes, it is Streeps strong suit, which is why I compared. Guess you have never seen Streeps most serious roles. Kramer vs Kramer, Silkwood,The French Lieutenant's Woman, Sophie's Choice, Doubt etc etc... Streep original works were not comedy or exaggeration in the least. @@twilightbabe123
This gives me flashbacks of a horrendous holiday I had at 17 with an idiot British schoolfriend on a Greek island in the late 70s. She thought she could flirt with every Greek man in a bar, sit on their laps, take free drinks from them all night and then saunter away with just a wave goodnight. A few years later I travelled solo Mexico and Central America and felt safer than I had with her.
OP is lying, they both were being little thotbots, birds of a feather flock together, u telling me you had a horrendous holiday on a greek island? Lmfao gimme a break, OP just jealous her friend was hotter and got more attention w/o paying for drinks
you absolutely should be able to wave good bye at the end of the night, nothing about flirting, accepting a drink or even sitting in someones lap should make them feel entitled to you body or sex with you. consent can be revoked at anytime.
@@brandyirisgrote in a perfect world what you said sounds great! If only we could control what intoxicated or stalker type individuals are capable of when they think they have a chance with someone.
I get the impression that, as vile the culture of the town, this will be as much about the 2 girls culture shock and paranoia and not so much about the townspeople being psychos but just really awful backwards misogynistic types that push the young women to the point of lashing out. I wouldn't go in expecting a literal thriller. Trailer reminds me of God's Country.
that's what I was thinking too. especially that scene where she tells him she's had enough. I was waiting for him to say something insulting about "this American cunt" or something like that lol
The way this trailer moves so effortlessly from its carefree what-if opening... to something deeper and darker... wow. I literally had to stop watching at 1:44. I didn't want to know anything more. I wanted to savor not knowing, and anticipating.
I watched this thinking one thing and it turned into another. But delivered. What you girls have to negotiate sometimes must give you some stress. This shows that to the nth degree. Excellent.
I felt the same at first, it's quite slow and uneventful. A slow build, as the might say. Still, I liked it. It's worth the watch and quite realistic. I also liked the badass ending.
Foreigners think it’s the animals and insects you have to be afraid of. It’s not. It’s the isolated remote land we live on, I’ve lived in country towns for a lot of life and have travelled a lot on my own. It takes a few hours of driving and you are literally in the middle of nowhere, with nothing around for hours or days, there is no help and if something happens to you, you probably won’t be found. Thats the real terrifying thing about Australia. You can go missing in a second and no one will notice and no one will find you.
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The two protagonists are Canadian, not American. BTW, it is an excellent film. For me, the best performance is that of Hugo Weaving - as phenomenal as ever.
Good film and Jennifer Garner is great, per usual. I did see the documentary this is based off of and I kinda like that better. It was less sinister and more chaotic, tbh. The girls in the doc stayed the whole time and while I won't say they learned anything about themselves, they certainly learned to stand up for themselves.
Yes! The end credits say ‘inspired by the documentary Hotel Coolgardie’. Horrifying, easy to understand how it inspired the movie makers. They’ve even replicated the exact look and feel of the pub and upstairs accommodation perfectly.
We must never forget for what the British first used Australia for. That "gene" is still there. You might not find it easy in big cities but in the outback it won't go unnoticed.
@@ceasarrw maybe not to you. I thought it was hilarious. And the menace wasn't from monsters or psychopaths, just crazy drunk guys. This movie has my respect for the acting alone. I had a great time
@@kolapse320 I had to think about what was so bad about any of the characters and suddenly realized none of them did anything evil. They were just typical drunks
@@ceasarrw thats exactly whats fun about the movie. They are not evil people just isolated and horny or whatever. Some of them were actually nice at some points. Watch it as a comedy and you will enjoy it more.
This looks like an adaptation of the documentary Hotel Coolgardie about two Finnish backpackers in a remote Australian town that has some very uncomfortable footage.
I went to the Outback in Australia expecting the worst. What I got was McDonald's and KFC everyday, a modern supermarket, internet(back in 2004) and extremely friendly, civilized people. America is way scarier.
I'm pretty sure the writers used the documentary Hotel Coolgardie as their muse for this film. Hotel Coolgardie is a doc where 2 Finnish girls go to work in an Outback pub that is filled with some pretty rough and strange customers. If you're interested in seeing The Royal Hotel I suggest watching the real-life version in Hotel Coolgardie.
I just finished watching this movie. this trailer is very misleading. the trailer makes the circumstances look a lot more bleak and high stakes, and very black and white. the ending was also pretty stupid.
From the Producer of Power of the Dog; that movie went no where and demanded to be profound; this looks like a blast. Odd marketing grip for two completely different film plots. This looks great. Kinda makes me think of Green Room and Revenge.
Nah, just stating that the film sucks, the narrative( what there is of it) is a mess and Hanna is one of the most annoying and whiny characters i have had the misfortune to witness And the last scene is so unintentionally funny😂😂😂😂
The fact that this only has 6 "Likes" tells me that the rest of us have no idea what you're talking about. After all, Julia was only born in 1994! What roles did she play as a Pre-Kindergarten to Kindergarten aged child from 1994 to 2000?
Your comment makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. Idiotic to say the least. I have much worse words that I'd like to use, but I'll leave it at that. Think about what you're saying in future, or just say nothing.
The remoteness and isolation of the Aussie outback needs to be experienced to be understood..movies like this are the next closest thing.
If this hotel is so remote where are all these customers coming from??
@@EFFTrudeau-001"hotels" are actually roadhouses, drinking spots for locals and miners!
Wake In Fright was truly disturbing.
You need to know that places like this exist everywhere. This is nothing new to people in the country.
@@EFFTrudeau-001 majority of the guests that visit these pubs are contractors/work in the mines in the local area, along with the odd local here and there
As an Aussie, these outback towns are no joke…it is a different world out there with its own culture and rules.
Sounds intriguing, any movies or books that delve into this?
Cheers-
Why is that? Any explanation?
@@edp3202Because it’s remote, there’s a general distrust to outsiders for some people in rural/outback towns.
You just say ghetto
@@zyxvwuWolf creek
Having spent 6 weeks working in an outback bar when I was travelling in Western Australia back in 2001, the first few minute and a half of this felt like a flashback! Was certainly an eye-opening experience!
even as a guy having worked in the service industry, this is legit terrifying
RIGHT. This doesn't say "based on actual events" but up to a point you know it is!
It actually is inspired by true events - the documentary Hotel Coolgardie.@@BearingMySeoul
Even people who haven't worked in the service industry knows how bad it is.
I worked at a bar and some of the pushier customers can be very intimidating, doesn't matter if you're a guy or girl
@@NTWoo95 The main characters are girls and the angry customers are mostly men.
I don't have a lot of hope that this will not be about toxic misogynistic, fascist dudes harassing strong independent progressive girls. Oh and ofc "aussies dumb and bad".
Unless there will be some interesting twist.
Everyone is talking about how great Julia Garner is and yes I love her as an actress but I also love how Jessica Henwick's career is booming!
Yeah I miss seeing Henwick on screen I hope she gets more projects
they both deserve way more roles
(Henwick) Probably the most unknown / overlooked Game of Thrones hottie // **
Thank you for that, I knew she looked familiar!
@@magesalmanac6424 you may also have seen her in Iron Fist or The Defenders
Brilliant idea for a thriller. The remoteness is an amplifier of all the elements you see generally in society: men without boundaries, tribalism, clashing of cultures, etc.
“If you want to stop me, you’re gonna have to FUCKING KILL MEEEE” I love Julia Garner. She’s an incredible actress!
Yeah right! Why not give her an flamethrower instead if an axe there?!!!!!11 And maybe like.. why burn down the house when she could like melt it with lava or something instead right? WOHOOO! Also, the tires... she could like used some knife and just stared into the camera or like a minute and say like the word: "Typical males." Or like.. "Yeah, take that males." Maybe? Also. The acting of the males... why not make them a bit more rude and maybe some zombie infection also? They could start like scree aching and such?
Why stop here? I would watched that movie. hehe
Yeah, she held back here, for sure. Some Aussie virus getting around.. Just saying the C word, etc.. hehe.
You know i lobe you. Some criticism maybe there. Peace out
This is totally based off a documentary-style show made about 2 Finnish girls that go to an outback pub in outback WA - Hotel Coolgardie... Amazing that they have Julia Garner!! I was scared of the first version, but this looks terrifying. Think Wolf's Creek!
The name of that doc, please?
@@mrdonivy8 The end credits of the trailer say hotel coolgardie
@@mrdonivy8 the doc is called "Hotel Coolgardie" I am not sure how I landed on it, but it has stuck with me ever since - worth the effort to find it.
Omg Wolf's Creek terrified me
Wolf’s creek is the scariest movie ever!!
Kitty Green does it again. If anyone hasn't seen The Assistant, give it a shot. Both of these films have all these details that make you want to scream "god I know exactly what you mean and why this is unsettling". Great horror thrillers
Jessica Henwick in a thriller, I do not need to know more. Now, I just need to watch it.
Julia Garner is always superb and this legit looks brilliant!
Never not superb straight up.
this movie was severely underwhelming
@@mississippibilly_ sucks to hear it
I hope Julia Garner ends up in more movies.
I heard she's in the running as Madonna for an upcoming biopic
@@jaguar5198 I heard that movie was cancelled.
@@adolfopena7358 thanks for telling me. Nonetheless, whatever Julia's in, she'll kill it.
Great actress foreals
The Assistant was a great movie and I'm glad to see Kitty Green and Julia Garner working together again.
Give it to Julia to play a woman who's put in a weird place. She masters these roles 🎉
Eden Lake. Wolf Creek. The Royal Hotel. Australian film companies/ filmmakers truly know how to make some scary as hell thrillers.
Don't forget it started in 1979 with Mad Max.
Good one. Absolutely. @@ichigen511
@@ichigen511 actually it started with Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975).
Wrong, wrong and fucking wrong... started in the late 18th century through to the early/ mid 19th century when british colonies decided to transport convicts from Ireland and Scotland and Wales to Australia... blame the english...
It comes from living in a country where nearly everything wants to and can kill you…
Jessica henwick is so underrated. She should've broke big after iron fist and game of thrones. Heres hoping she gets more roles especially as a lead in the future.
It’s because she’s Asian and there’s very limited Asian female roles! There’s no reason why she didn’t broke big she should’ve been big by now.
She should have been Iron Fist. But it's good to see she's getting more roles.
@@yumemi99 Well, I mean, _season two_ .... (Trying not to spoil anything.)
She's lucky she kept her career after the way GoT did the sand snakes so dirty.
she's alright
Garner is SPECTACULAR !!!! Can't get enough of her...Imagine her becoming RUTH in the end. Can't wait for this one.
I'm getting a Wake In Fright (1971) vibe from this, not in the plot exactly, but in the eerie and unsettling remote, aberrant small town-culture atmosphere of it. Looking forward to this, it looks genuinely tense.
I just commented on this myself, and then I saw your comments!
@@caro1ns As did I. Placed it two years *later* ...
Wake in fright movie is brilliant ❤
I am looking forward to this one - what a stunning cast.
Horrible movie. Never seen anything more bland and soulless then this movie
Even the trailer looks boring
This was one of the most pathetic movies I have ever seen in my 32 years of existence. I should have watched Joe Biden give a speech on anything. That would’ve been more beneficial and I would have lost less brain cells. I don’t know who approved or made this movie but wow this just proves to me that these producers are no better than you and I. Anyone could have woken up on a Monday hung over with less resources and made a movie better than this festering pile of s#*^#^#^#
Love Henwick and Garner, gotta check it out when it releases!
I saw Toby Wallace in The Society, and he was a terrifying character, i’m excited to see what he’ll do in this!
I've just watched The Society a couple weeks ago and I was soo sad that the show ended. Glad to see Toby Wallace in this movie! He definitely nailed his sociopath role in The Society. He's a great actor.
one thing Toby is always gonna do is play a psychopath and do it perfectly
He is a brilliant actor
“Inspired by the documentary Hotel Coolgardie”
Yeah that doco was horrifying in itself! What a hellish experience for those poor girls. Very intrigued to see this!
To me Julia Garner is a young Meryl Streep. This girl can act. Would love to see them together in a film.
I've seen almost all her movies and shows and she's definitely one of the best actresses of this generation.
She’s better than Streep. You can sense the inner life of the characters she’s playing. An actor’s ability to inhabit another’s life seamlessly without a hint of impersonation is not Streep’s strong suit. Her acting style is better suited to exaggeration and comedy.
Yes, it is Streeps strong suit, which is why I compared. Guess you have never seen Streeps most serious roles. Kramer vs Kramer, Silkwood,The French Lieutenant's Woman, Sophie's Choice, Doubt etc etc... Streep original works were not comedy or exaggeration in the least. @@twilightbabe123
Don't insult the girl. She's better looking than that.😅
@@twilightbabe123 No. Wrong!
This gives me flashbacks of a horrendous holiday I had at 17 with an idiot British schoolfriend on a Greek island in the late 70s. She thought she could flirt with every Greek man in a bar, sit on their laps, take free drinks from them all night and then saunter away with just a wave goodnight. A few years later I travelled solo Mexico and Central America and felt safer than I had with her.
What happened that night on the Greek island?
God I hope nothing bad happened to your friend.
OP is lying, they both were being little thotbots, birds of a feather flock together, u telling me you had a horrendous holiday on a greek island? Lmfao gimme a break, OP just jealous her friend was hotter and got more attention w/o paying for drinks
you absolutely should be able to wave good bye at the end of the night, nothing about flirting, accepting a drink or even sitting in someones lap should make them feel entitled to you body or sex with you. consent can be revoked at anytime.
@@brandyirisgrote in a perfect world what you said sounds great! If only we could control what intoxicated or stalker type individuals are capable of when they think they have a chance with someone.
Ruth is getting more work! So happy for her
Never has an actor scared me more than Daniel Henshall.. my stomach drops whenever he pops up in something
After Snowtown that is a normal reaction
Getting a massive Wake in Fright vibe. Hopefully the kangaroos are treated better in this one.
My thoughts exactly. A cameo from Jack Thompson would top it off...
Julia Garner & Jessica Henwick are a great pairing!
I get the impression that, as vile the culture of the town, this will be as much about the 2 girls culture shock and paranoia and not so much about the townspeople being psychos but just really awful backwards misogynistic types that push the young women to the point of lashing out. I wouldn't go in expecting a literal thriller. Trailer reminds me of God's Country.
So, another 'men are evil' load of crap.
that's what I was thinking too. especially that scene where she tells him she's had enough. I was waiting for him to say something insulting about "this American cunt" or something like that lol
This is based on a documentary about two real girls going to tend bar in rural Australia? I saw that
Yeah, says “Inspired by Hotel Coolgardie” in the credits at the end
@@magnusmuir Thanks! I couldn't remember what it was called.
Love Jessica Henwick..! She's gorgeous 👍🏼
I'm so fucking ready - also finally these two actresses in leading roles in a GOOD film, ecstatic
This movie sucks. Nothing literally nothing happened
We’ll be prepared to be disappointed
I can’t wait to watch the beautiful and talented Jessica Henwick! Love her diverse roles nowadays! ❤️
I hope she gets an Oscar someday. She deserves to be in more movies.
Without the murder plot this is a reenactment of Hotel Coolgardie doco!
Looking forward to the watch.
Julia Garner is a great actress and living in Australia for a few months was one of the best times of my life. Looks interesting!
Saw this at Telluride. Good movie!
Really like Julia and Jessica, this looks really good! Must watch for sure!
Ruth is just so good. Great actress!!
1:20 never has a deez nuts jokes been so traumatizing
Brilliant casting. Two of my faves playing opposite of each other. If not for them, I'd probably pass on the film. Now I can't wait to see it.
A24 & NEON are always killing it! 🙌
They still release a lot of interesting films, but they're not batting a thousand anymore.
The way this trailer moves so effortlessly from its carefree what-if opening... to something deeper and darker... wow. I literally had to stop watching at 1:44. I didn't want to know anything more. I wanted to savor not knowing, and anticipating.
Don’t worry, literally nothing happens in this movie
@@JSessionyep! Just watched it. Wth?!? The movie blew!
Jessica Henwick is a force of nature
She should get more leading roles.
I watched this thinking one thing and it turned into another. But delivered. What you girls have to negotiate sometimes must give you some stress. This shows that to the nth degree. Excellent.
Paid £10 to watch this absolute tripe , kept waiting and waiting for something to happen also an hour and 40 minutes ill never get back !!!!
I felt the same at first, it's quite slow and uneventful. A slow build, as the might say. Still, I liked it. It's worth the watch and quite realistic. I also liked the badass ending.
"Down the back, up the stairs" had me thinking this would turn out to be a horror movie.
Jessica Henwick? I'm there :)
Omg Ruth from Ozark and Colleen from Iron Fist ❤❤ such great actresses!
Another great Australian movie 👍👍
Foreigners think it’s the animals and insects you have to be afraid of. It’s not. It’s the isolated remote land we live on, I’ve lived in country towns for a lot of life and have travelled a lot on my own. It takes a few hours of driving and you are literally in the middle of nowhere, with nothing around for hours or days, there is no help and if something happens to you, you probably won’t be found.
Thats the real terrifying thing about Australia. You can go missing in a second and no one will notice and no one will find you.
Ruthie’s back!
Great cast, including 'Agent Smith'! Looking forward to this!
This movie was not what I expected.
In a good way!!
@@dropboxmoabit384the movie was shit
I'd watch Julia Garner reading my shopping list.
Jessica Henwick is superb X2
Just saw the entire show, thanks
If it's got Jessica, I'm all in.
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I refuse to believe this isn't a horror movie. I absolutely adored this film!
Horror, nope, thriller, nope, drama yes, a dull, going nowhere ,very flat drama.
The final scene is hilariously bad.😂😂😂
Ok believe what you want. I think is a comedy film lol
It was a trash movie
The horror comment was clearly sarcasm, dipshits. Yall can dislike the movie, but maybe don't be a waste of time or space
@@elsaa1386lmao
Anything Julia Garner is featured in TRUST i will be tuned in🤌🏿
Jessica Henwick should be in more films.
Buddy, you have no idea, she's like my hero, even without the matrix or marvel.
She's in a lot of films, you just aren't watching them.
I watched this movie last night, I loved it. I will give this flick ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐must see.
Dickens cider 🍺 Classic
You got this Ruth, if you can manage Marty's casino, this is a walk in the park, lol
I can't unsee Australia after Wolf Creek.
Two of my 5 favorite actresses. Must see.
Damn ruth langmore in the house
Does anyone know the name of the song that starts playing at 0:47??
A True Love by David Lavaysse & Laure Du Mas
This looks incredible, I can't wait!
The two protagonists are Canadian, not American. BTW, it is an excellent film.
For me, the best performance is that of Hugo Weaving - as phenomenal as ever.
No they are not. They are from the US but only say they are from Canada bc nobody likes Americans abroad.
Can’t wait! When’s it coming out? I think Julia Garner could be the Meryl Streep of her generation. Superb talent.
AS AN AUSSIE THIS LOOKS LIKE THE FIRST AUSSIE FILM WORTH WATCHNG SINCE WOLF CREEK, ALSO LOVE BOTH OF THOSE ACTRESSES THIS WILL BE A GREAT MOVIE
I'm getting similar vibes to Wake in Fright. Looks good.
or Men
Good film and Jennifer Garner is great, per usual. I did see the documentary this is based off of and I kinda like that better. It was less sinister and more chaotic, tbh. The girls in the doc stayed the whole time and while I won't say they learned anything about themselves, they certainly learned to stand up for themselves.
Is this based on a true story? It reminds me of a documentary I watched a while ago.
What is the name of the documentary?
Yes! The end credits say ‘inspired by the documentary Hotel Coolgardie’. Horrifying, easy to understand how it inspired the movie makers. They’ve even replicated the exact look and feel of the pub and upstairs accommodation perfectly.
Love grandma's dark humor lol
Trailer is Fire!!! Keep em coming Neon!
We must never forget for what the British first used Australia for. That "gene" is still there. You might not find it easy in big cities but in the outback it won't go unnoticed.
Julia Garner is really something 😍
Yeah I see Julia Garner and you better believe I click
I am surprised it was so good. Interesting characters and plot.
Very good. But people are dumb nowdays so they don't understand why its good. And its also hilarious. This is more a comedy than a suspense movie
@@kolapse320 It was a thriller, drama, horror comedy without being any of them. Lol
@@ceasarrw maybe not to you. I thought it was hilarious. And the menace wasn't from monsters or psychopaths, just crazy drunk guys. This movie has my respect for the acting alone. I had a great time
@@kolapse320 I had to think about what was so bad about any of the characters and suddenly realized none of them did anything evil. They were just typical drunks
@@ceasarrw thats exactly whats fun about the movie. They are not evil people just isolated and horny or whatever. Some of them were actually nice at some points. Watch it as a comedy and you will enjoy it more.
Where is the release date? Why post a trailer and not put that in?
This looks like an adaptation of the documentary Hotel Coolgardie about two Finnish backpackers in a remote Australian town that has some very uncomfortable footage.
Yep, says “Inspired by” in the credits at the end!
It's Australia! The whole place is like that. Great place for a smashing holiday.
two of my fav actresses in one movie, yes please!
Middle of nowhere is always a bad idea.
I went to the Outback in Australia expecting the worst. What I got was McDonald's and KFC everyday, a modern supermarket, internet(back in 2004) and extremely friendly, civilized people.
America is way scarier.
I'm pretty sure the writers used the documentary Hotel Coolgardie as their muse for this film. Hotel Coolgardie is a doc where 2 Finnish girls go to work in an Outback pub that is filled with some pretty rough and strange customers. If you're interested in seeing The Royal Hotel I suggest watching the real-life version in Hotel Coolgardie.
Coleen Wing and Ruth Langmore? yes please...
What a superb cast. I need to see this.
I've lived in one of these hotels in Aus. Not in the outback, but in a tiny remote town in NSW. This is so fucking accurate.
No it's not.
Julia Garner, ozark girl, I watching this!
I just finished watching this movie. this trailer is very misleading. the trailer makes the circumstances look a lot more bleak and high stakes, and very black and white. the ending was also pretty stupid.
Two terrific young actresses.
From the Producer of Power of the Dog; that movie went no where and demanded to be profound; this looks like a blast. Odd marketing grip for two completely different film plots. This looks great. Kinda makes me think of Green Room and Revenge.
Would it be fair to say this is largely based on the documentary Hotel Coolgardie?
Fragile men in the comments are crying again😢😢
Nah, just stating that the film sucks, the narrative( what there is of it) is a mess and Hanna is one of the most annoying and whiny characters i have had the misfortune to witness
And the last scene is so unintentionally funny😂😂😂😂
I enjoyed it. Fragile masculinity is real. It's happening in the movie and in this comment section.
@@PatJenningsGlovesok incel😅😅😅😅
As soon as I heard "Bus is not for two days," I was like, ooooohh, it's Kitty Green's Wake in Fright Spirit piece.
The worst movie I have ever seen. Don’t waste your time. This thing is absolutely brutal to sit through.
Ruth is back!
Only 90's & 2000's kids can understand the feeling of seeing Julia Garner and Jessica Henwick back in this role 🇮🇳❤💯🔥
The fact that this only has 6 "Likes" tells me that the rest of us have no idea what you're talking about. After all, Julia was only born in 1994! What roles did she play as a Pre-Kindergarten to Kindergarten aged child from 1994 to 2000?
Huh? That doesn't make any sense.@@TSOTL-0302
Your comment makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. Idiotic to say the least. I have much worse words that I'd like to use, but I'll leave it at that. Think about what you're saying in future, or just say nothing.