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The Rover — Fear the man with nothing left to lose.
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The Rover

2014 6.5 10.3K R views saved
The Rover

Ten years after a severe economic collapse in the western world, lawlessness reigns and life is cheap. Eric is a lone drifter, and his car is his only possession. When a gang steals it, Eric comes across the injured Rey, left behind by the car thieves. The pair form an unlikely and uneasy alliance.

Countries: AU, US
Languages: Mandarin, English
Content Rating: R
Runtime: 1hrs 43min
Status: Released
Release date: 2014-06-04
Release format: Streaming — Oct 02, 2014
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Jeda
@jeda 10 years ago

Quietly ferocious movie. Just the way I like 'em. Michod's use of music, and sound in general, and especially the absence of it, continues to fascinate me. Amazing performances all around. LOVED IT.

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Jeda
@jeda 10 years ago

Quietly ferocious movie. Just the way I like 'em. Michod's use of music, and sound in general, and especially the absence of it, continues to fascinate me. Amazing performances all around. LOVED IT.

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Terrence
@tempestwood 4 months ago

Grim postapicolic drama swt in outback AU. You can almost taste the dirt. It probably doesnt bring anything new to the genre but the fine performances from the cast kept me glued to the screen.

Still don’t know why Eric was so hellbent in getting his car back. Maybe something to do with making people take responsibility for their actions?

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Jack Hnatejko
@jackhnatejko 10 months ago

Slow burning Australian post-apo with great lead from Guy Pearce and awesome performance from Robert Pattinson.

Loved the reveal at the end, it had me screaming at my TV "of course!". It's great when movies do that.

Fantastic watch!

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Nick P. ick
@coshote 3 years ago

it's nice when u can't tell what is going to happen

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Xiofire
@xiofire 1 year ago

As bleak, dusty, dry and dour as the Australian vistas it frames, The Rover is a depressingly angsty look at the world post economic collapse for two people who've lost everything. More harrowing than a zombie apocalypse and made more interesting by never fully explaining itself, The Rover is dark and depressing, with an undercurrent of bubbling anger that is only sparingly released. When everything finally clicks into place, you'll still come away hollow, but you'll probably never forget the journey that it takes you on.

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Dick Interritus
@bsalemink 3 years ago

I thought this was a nice change of pace from the crap I have seen coming out of Hollywood the last couple of years.

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Yasmine
@ycsmne 5 years ago

All this over a rusty car?

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Hasan A. Albar
@hasanalbar 10 years ago

Shitty shit

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tvwatcherdenver
@tvwatcherdenver 7 months ago

I tried, I really did, but can’t really like this movie. I’m a big fan of post apocalyptic movies but this lacks a lot as far as what is going on in the world or even in the country and found myself skipping ahead constantly after about the halfway mark, it’s just slow paced and I didn’t particularly care for any character. Certainly not the psychopath that kills everyone indiscriminately for his car, not the character played by Pattinson as some kind of half wit.

Finally skipping to when he finally finds the guys who take his car it moves equally as slow, but I watched to the end (15 minutes left) to see if there was a big “reveal” and what it ended up being is very underwhelming. Very discount John Wick.

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