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A grad student kidnaps two homophobic high-school bullies to use as her subjects in an experiment performed at the bottom of an empty swimming pool.
A struggling Australian pub rock band gets one last chance to make it big when they're booked for a gig at a prestigious music festival. However, their dreams are quickly derailed by internal conflicts, a rival band, and the unexpected appearance of a vengeful ghost.
Groupers was met with mixed to positive reviews, particularly praised for its humor and performances, though some critics found the plot predictable. The film resonated with audiences for its relatable portrayal of aspiring musicians and its quirky, supernatural twist.
Praised for its energetic humor and strong ensemble cast.
Noted for its unique blend of music, comedy, and supernatural elements.
Some found the narrative pacing and plot resolutions to be somewhat uneven.
Google audience: Audience reception is difficult to quantify with specific Google User ratings. However, general online commentary suggests audiences enjoyed the film's comedic tone and the authentic portrayal of the Australian music scene.
The film features several original songs performed by the fictional band in the movie, capturing the spirit of Australian pub rock.
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"Meg" (Nicole Dambro) is being courted by a couple of lads in a bar. She decides to take them back to her place, so into the back of her van they get. Next thing, they awake to find themselves tied up on the floor of a swimming pool with a ...
Acting is generally bad, and quickly devolves from taut revenge thriller to screwball comedy, but I was actually kind of interested in the characters that showed up after the first scene. Intriguing more in concept than execution, but even ...