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Red Hill 2010 123movies

Red Hill 2010 123movies

Revenge just rode into townNov. 05, 201097 Min.
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Watch: Red Hill 2010 123movies, Full Movie Online – A young police officer must survive his first day’s duty in a small country town..
Plot: Young police officer Shane Cooper’s first day on duty, after relocating to the small town of Red Hill, rapidly turns into a nightmare. News of a prison break, involving convicted murderer Jimmy Conway, sends the local law enforcement officers – led by the town’s ruling presence, Old Bill – into a panic and leads to a terrifying and bloody confrontation.
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Ratings:

6.3/10 Votes: 8,831
79% | RottenTomatoes
62/100 | MetaCritic
N/A Votes: 133 Popularity: 7.312 | TMDB

Reviews:

Entertaining!
Shane Cooper has just moved to the small town of Red Hill. On his first day as a constable, he must try to stop a very dangerous convict who just escaped and is coming back in town for unfinished business.

In a nutshell, this is Red Hill and those few lines alone are sufficient to understand this plot contains classic western elements. Director Patrick Hughes seems to understand the genre very much and seamlessly blends it to the somewhat modern context.

Taken as a very serious film, Red Hill might not score very high but thankfully, Hughes doesn’t take it too seriously and has written a smart script that has great ingredients and builds up the tension gradually. His direction is likewise efficient, mixing contemplative scenes with straight up action/thriller. Overall, it’s got some mood to it while never forgetting it’s first and foremost a piece of entertainment.

At the heart of the film are the main characters. Hughes doesn’t offer much exposition for and still succeeds in giving a lot of life to most of them. This is in part good writing and direction but also due to the very talented cast. Ryan Kwanten stars as young constable Shane Cooper and he conveys very well the “main hero” vibe by being human and vulnerable rather than just a squeaky clean superhero. Steve Bisley plays Bill, his boss who represents the law in town and pretty much seems to run it. Bisley is amazing to watch and steals many of the scenes he is in with great charisma and a domineering personality. When he talks, people listen. Finally, Tommy Lewis plays Jimmy Conway, the convict on the loose. Lewis succeeds in giving his character a brutal, menacing aura without uttering a single word, which I find very impressive.

One of the very impressive element of Red Hill is the stunning music score. Absolutely wonderful work by Dmitri Golovko, who has very few credits to his name. The script shifts through different tones and moods and Golovko is always right on target, never overdoing it. Expect to hear more from this guy in the future.

Despite all the praise, Red Hill is not perfect. The surrounding characters in the story (other officers of the law, various citizens and Cooper’s wife) are too sketchy. The cinematography is cool but few scenes are really memorable and absolutely nothing will make your jaw drop. The action scenes range from “pretty cool” to “lacking”. The western genre is cleverly revisited and transposed to our times but Hughes doesn’t bring anything new at all. What you have a cool film that partly reminded me of classic Walter Hill movies. I wish Hughes had given just another pass to his script, fleshing out some characters and situations just a little more and given slightly more thought to some scenes, including the conclusion which I feel was slightly anti-climactic the way it was shot.

But if you’re a fan of classic western or old school action thrillers that do not sacrifice a smart script just to string one action scene after another there is no doubt Red Hill should at least entertain you. Australian cinema keeps on expanding in all directions and I keep on loving it!

For his first full feature, Patrick Hughes has done very well and I am looking forward to more films written and/or directed by him.

Review By: Siamois
Yay Australia, we can make films just as mediocre as Americans can!
If Red Hill is really Australia’s crack at making their (our?) version of a Western flick, why not pick a better story? The basic premise of Red Hill is still made half a dozen times a year in the States and usually results in an – at best – vaguely entertaining 90 minutes of derivative plot events and so-so action. So the fact that Red Hill provides exactly that, only with Australian accents, shouldn’t come as a big surprise.

Yay Australia, we can make films just as mediocre as Americans can! Awesome.

Shane Cooper (Ryan Kwanten: Apparently a famous actor now?) awakens for his first day on the job at his new posting in Red Hill, located in scenic rural NSW. Had he known what was coming he would have thrown a sickie or simply rang in faking a flat tire and stayed home with his pregnant wife.

On arriving in town he heads to the local cop shop where it is fair to say things are fairly loosey-goosey. Laid back. Cazhhhhh-ew-alllll. How relaxed is it? Well there’s a horse out the front for “not really” emergencies! Cooper is told to report to the Sergeant – a no nonsense guy named Billy (Steve Bisley) who immediately chastises the younger officer for neglecting to sport his firearm.

Considering how quiet the town seems this appears a little over the top, but how things are about to change… The local news report informs one and all that a one Jimmy Conway, a local aboriginal tracker, has escaped from prison in a town far away from Red Hill. Regardless of the great distance between them and without explanation to Cooper an emergency meeting is called. Without giving anything away to Cooper, Billy calmly informs the assembled men that Conway is expected to hit town in 6 hours and that they should prepare for a hostile reception.

Arrangements are made to stake the town out and to set up a perimeter to nab Conway before he arrives, Cooper is given an unlikely entry point to make sure he remains out of the way.

Of course shortly after this Cooper ends up on the wrong end of a barrel and he finds himself eye to scably eye with Conway, a menacing, disfigured, single minded assailant. Conway makes his way past Cooper’s ineffectual “roadblock” and sets to reintroducing himself to the locals.

From here on the film is pure Western: the ornery newcomer heads down the main street, watched closely by men hidden in various locations including the rooftops. The locals all realize just how this will all go down yet no back up is called for. Countless faceless victims fall to this face-less (thanks to the disfigurement) killer, and for a great while no-one really knows why.

Of course all will be revealed in due time… it’s more a matter of if you can remain involved until the grand unveiling of the truth.

In reality nothing about Red Hill is bad. Sure it cribs from many other films and doesn’t really have enough thrills and spills to account for just how familiar this all is, but it is at least reasonably entertaining and has a couple of decent moments. But this hardly represents a continuance of the great recent run in Aussie film started by Animal Kingdom and continued with the unheralded minor gem Triangle (which is so good I’m claiming it for Australia even though it was a joint production with the UK). I’d end up putting Red Hill as a notch below The Horseman, not bad, not good.

Just mediocrity with a familiar accent.

Final Rating – 5.5 / 10. Has a couple of creative moments, but nothing stands out enough to demand your attention, and the “twist” was obvious before it was even hinted at.

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Review By: oneguyrambling

Other Information:

Original Title Red Hill
Release Date 2010-11-05
Release Year 2010

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 35 min (95 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 324424
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Thriller, Western
Director Patrick Hughes
Writer Patrick Hughes
Actors Ryan Kwanten, Steve Bisley, Tommy Lewis
Country Australia
Awards 6 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A


Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
Camera N/A
Laboratory N/A
Film Length N/A
Negative Format 35 mm
Cinematographic Process Digital Intermediate (master format), Super 35 (source format)
Printed Film Format N/A

Red Hill 2010 123movies
Red Hill 2010 123movies
Original title Red Hill
TMDb Rating 5.955 133 votes

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