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The Reckoning (2014)

When a detective is called in to investigate the roadside execution of his partner, he discovers at the crime scene a data card from a video camera. The card contains footage shot by two runaway teenagers who are making a documentary about the drug related death of a sibling. The detective retraces the teen's journey and soon begins to uncover a trail of the dead that leads all the way back to police headquarters.

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Timm S 27 Feb 2015

wha??? This was rubbish. Don't waste your money or more importantly your time. The dialogue could have been done better by Year 8 students from Chinchilla. The characters were essentially angsty mouth breathers who stumbled from one train wreck of a scene to the next following a ridiculous plot that only a twit tween could get into. I got this movie out from my local DVD store on the basis of the audience score being 94%. what a joke. I sense it's been high scored by idle welfare recipients all gaga about it being filmed in Perth, and having a few famous actors' kids in it. This movie highlights so well that Australia cannot do original engaging dialogue. Australia has no Tarantinos, but it has a lot of idiots prepared to fiance crap movies. I honestly have to wonder whether Anthony LaPaglia financed this, just to keep his dill brother in work.

Philippa Hawker 02 Sep 2014

It's a heightened work whose occasional implausibilities are swiftly absorbed by the hectic energy of the storytelling.

Barry M 01 Sep 2014

I was really excited to see this film after watching John Soto's second film Needle. It was great to see Perth in such a gritty point of view, and I think this really complimented the tone of the film. Alex Williams and Hanna Mangan Lawrence, AJ and Rachel respectively, were particularly strong in their performance and also being the driving force to the 'found footage' element of the film. The Reckoning has an interesting mixture of the police procedural and the found footage genres, that I wouldn't have picked as a good mix, but works quite well in this film. I feel this is mainly down to the tight edit, as well as a story structure that compliments each genre quite nicely. Overall, I think The Reckoning is a well paced, and interesting crime thriller that definitely worth checking out.

Sarah E 01 Sep 2014

Loved it - great performance from Lawrence and Williams. Cant wait to see what Soto delivers next!

Sandra Hall 09 Sep 2014

The cop-shop scenes generate little vitality and the same goes for Green's working relationship with Viva Bianca, who does a lot of standing around in search of the right expression in the thankless role of his fellow detective.