UK DVD & Blu-Ray release dates for ‘The Rover’ January 5th, 2015 & ‘Maps to the Stars’ February 2nd, 2015
Order ‘Maps to the Stars’ DVD here | Blu-Ray here
Order ‘The Rover’ DVD here | Blu-Ray here
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UK DVD/Blu-Ray release dates for ‘The Rover’ and ‘Maps to the Stars’ Leave a comment
*VIDEO* Susan Prior talks about Robert Pattinson and Guy Pearce at the AACTA Awards 2015 Leave a comment
Here’s a video of Susan Prior talking about Robert Pattinson and Guy Pearce after her win for the role as Doherty in ‘The Rover’
You can watch the whole interview here. Really great one!
Via RPAustralia
Old ‘The Rover’ still of Robert Pattinson now in HQ Leave a comment
AUDIO: Susan Prior talks about The Rover, Cannes and Robert Pattinson with ‘Aussie in LA’ Leave a comment
Susan Prior talks about The Rover, Cannes and Robert Pattinson with ‘Aussie in LA’
Listen to the podcast in iTunes here or click on the pic to listen to the interview
New still of Robert Pattinson as Rey in ‘The Rover’ Leave a comment
Here’s a new still of Robert Pattinson as Rey in ‘The Rover’. We’ve seen similiar stills here
The Rover is now available on Prime @AmazonVideo HERE
Robert Pattinson and The Rover nominated for the Australia Film Critics Association (AFCA) Film Awards 3 comments
The Australia Film Critics Association (AFCA) has announced the nominees for the 2015 AFCA Film Awards and The Rover scored 6 nominations
The Rover has been nominated in these categories:
BEST ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
Jai Courtney – Felony
Alex Dimitriades – The Infinite Man
Robert Pattinson – The Rover
Hugo Weaving – The Mule
Noah Wiseman – The Babadook
BEST DIRECTOR
Rolf De Heer – Charlie’s Country
Sophie Hyde – 52 Tuesdays
Jennifer Kent – The Babadook
David Michod – The Rover
Michael & Peter Spierig – Predestination
BEST ACTOR
David Gulpilil – Charlie’s Country
Don Hany – Healing
Guy Pearce – The Rover
Nathan Phillips – These Final Hours
Angus Sampson – The Mule
BEST ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
Noni Hazlehurst – The Mule
Erin James – The Little Death
Gillian Jones – The Rover
Susan Prior – The Rover
Sarah Snook – These Final Hours
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Natasha Braier – The Rover
Ian Jones – Charlie’s Country
Radek Ludczuk – The Babadook
Ben Nott – Predestination
Mandy Walker – Tracks
The AFCA Film Awards will be announced at the awards ceremony on February 7th at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) in Melbourne
*VIDEO* Robert Pattinson’s movie playlist on SkyMovies – The Rover UK Promo Leave a comment
New/Old pictures of Robert Pattinson from various events – 2014 Leave a comment
Here are some new/old pictures of Robert Pattinson from various events this year
See even more great pictures after the jump
New/Old Robert Pattinson interview with Telecine – The Rover LA Promo Leave a comment
Robert Pattinson, The Rover and Maps to the Stars – ‘Best of 2014’ lists Leave a comment
Robert Pattinson, The Rover and Maps to the Stars on ‘Best of 2014’ lists
Robert Pattinson
Indiewire 2014 Year-End Critics Poll – Best Supporting Actor
Robert Pattinson (“The Rover” and “Maps to the Stars”)
The Rover
20. “The Rover”
If one takes “The Rover” on its own methodical, minimalist terms — an existentialist fable that burrows deep into the moralism of its corrupted, barren landscape — it’s hard to deny that writer/director David Michod’s sophomore effort wholly accomplishes what it sets out to do. Stripping away all narrative complexity to the point of abstraction, the character study really breathes, but in such a completely different way to Michod’s triumphant last feature “Animal Kingdom,” that after just two features and a few shorts, Michod has us convinced he’s the real deal. Featuring a stunningly grizzled, grimy lead performance by Guy Pearce, easily one of our favorite working actors, and an impressive turn from Robert Pattinson who is growing as a performer with every film, it’s a movie that pulsates beneath the surface and in the long silences between dialogue and outbursts of violence. And it’s starkly beautiful to look at and to listen to, eschewing revelations and plot twists to deliver its deceptively simple story through mood, tone and atmosphere.
Thinking of Rob 