Let's Get Skase

2001 "Join The Chase"
4.9| 1h37m| en
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Christopher Skase. He ruled Australia and stole a fortune, fleeing to the coast of Spain. No one could touch him. No one could stop him. Until Peter Dellasandro and a small force of men swore they'd bring him down.

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Australian Film Finance Corporation

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Micitype Pretty Good
Mjeteconer Just perfect...
ShangLuda Admirable film.
FirstWitch A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.
thepaper_009 What a fantastic film!Lachy Hulme stars in this wonderfully silly movie about the chase for Christopher Skase, an Australian business man with an ignominious past.Great one-liners fill this film that has it all, except it could have done with some T&A, but there is enough action to satisfy.Had to wait for DVD to see it and love the comments by the director/co-writer, Matthew George and co-writer, Hulme.Get a copy, it rocks!
brown170 How did I miss this at the movies?This is one of the funniest movies I have seen in ages. Who is Lachy Hulme? Hilarious. And Craig MacLachlan - I wanted to kill him - he is a sick human being. Brilliant.Thankfully I own this on DVD because it is a great movie that I have now watched maybe a dozen times.A cult classic.
jonesisgreat This is a really solid film. From the first moment, it is obvious that Hulme's character is a bull**it artist, and that he was not to be taken seriously. Excellent one-liners come at you at a fast and furious past, as does the action which is perfectly paced and well handled by director Matthew George. Good, well rounded effort, I recommend it to all.
marty1423 I saw this film when I was holidaying in Australia. A sensational comedy loosely based on real events. It has a great storyline and a couple of characters that you love to hate. The lead character, Lachy Hulme, reminded me of Bill Murray a bit, where nothing is as it seems, and shouldn't be taken too seriously.