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(72) 7.3 103 min 2017 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Kangaroo is a movie starring Kangaroo Dundee, Tim Flannery, and Terri Irwin. A film that reveals the unsettling truth about Australia's love-hate relationship with its beloved icon.

Genres
Documentary
Director
Kate McIntyre Clere, Michael McIntyre
Starring
Kangaroo Dundee, Tim Flannery, Peter Singer, Terri Irwin

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Genres Documentary
Director Kate McIntyre Clere, Michael McIntyre
Writer Michael McIntyre, Kate McIntyre Clere
Stars Kangaroo Dundee, Tim Flannery, Peter Singer, Terri Irwin
Country Australia
Runtime 1 h 43 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description This ground breaking film reveals the truth surrounding Australia's love-hate relationship with its beloved icon. The kangaroo 'image' is proudly used by top companies, sports teams and tourist souvenirs, yet as they hop across the vast continent many consider them pests to be shot and sold for profit. "Kangaroo" unpacks a national paradigm where the relationship with kangaroos is examined.

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21 customer reviews about «Kangaroo»

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Donna A.
Monday, 06 Jul 2020 04:18

In the world of the animals, the most important things are not what we see or think about them, but what they do for us. This movie shows the life of the koala and the man who is trying to help her. The movie is about the koala and the man and the koala's struggle to find a place to live. It is a very important film because it shows what the koala does for us and it shows what the man does for her. The movie was very well made and the sound quality was excellent. The only problem I had with the movie was the background music. I think it was the wrong music. I also felt that the movie was too long. I was hoping it would be a short movie, but I was very disappointed. The movie would have been better if it was a short film. I think the movie was very good but I wish it would have been shorter. It was a good movie but I would have liked it if it would have been a shorter film.
Harold Fisher
Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 20:08

While the movie is not "Great" (and that's a strong word) it's not the worst movie I have ever seen. The story is a bit of a mess, but that's to be expected, and it's not bad at all. It's really just a movie about some people. I don't know much about them or their story, so I can't say how realistic it is. But I did like the movie and I think that people who don't like it probably don't have a very good sense of humor. So go ahead and watch it, I'm sure you'll like it.
Kevin
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 12:41

The best film I have ever seen. There was a lot of surprises in the film, some of which I did not expect. I think the best part of the film was the last 30 minutes of the movie, the narration by the director. The film was filled with moments of real drama, but also funny moments. I think the film should be shown in schools, because I think it is a great message to all of us, that we can make a difference in our lives. I think people need to be taught how to see things from another perspective. I think that if the film was shown in schools, it would help a lot of people to see the world in a different way. The film made me feel like I was really living in the world. I also think that the film would make a lot of people think about their lives, and would want to change things in their life. I think that the film was a great film, and I would recommend it to all of my friends. I think that the film would be good for all ages, and for all people. I think that it would make a lot of people think about their lives, and would want to change their lives for the better.
Mark Davidson
Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 11:10

The subject matter of the movie is pretty horrifying, but the real draw is the way it manages to make you feel compassion for the animals, and respect for them as sentient beings. The subject matter is one of the most talked about issues of our time, and the message of this movie is quite powerful. However, I was left feeling like I was watching a documentary, and not a documentary about the topic. The film also did a great job of taking the time to explain the context of the movie, and give you a sense of what the subject matter is about. The only part that bothered me was the ending. I feel like there could have been a bit more explanation as to why the animals are the way they are. All in all, I highly recommend this movie to anyone who cares about animals, and would like to see a movie that makes you feel compassion for the animals.
Eric Wood
Monday, 22 Jun 2020 14:28

A highly recommended documentary. It is well shot, the people interviewed are very well-known in the field of animal welfare and conservation. The film is narrated by Bruce Cohen, a former professional hunter and advocate for the animals and the environment. It is not a typical documentary. It is not an overview of current trends in wildlife and conservation issues. It is not a straightforward political message. It is not a 'feel good' documentary. It is not a 'conventional' animal welfare documentary. The film is an exploration of the attitudes of people, and how the animals and the environment are treated. It is an exploration of the various ways of raising animals in captivity and the ethical issues involved in these methods. The film shows the realities of animal welfare, and it shows the ways in which people's attitudes to animals and the environment can have a detrimental effect on the animals. It is a very good and very thought provoking documentary.
Jane Aguilar
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 16:15

I watched this film and was impressed. It is a great documentary of the big cats of the Serengeti. It's a great film for anyone who wants to know about the lions, tigers, leopards, jaguars, and all other species. There are scenes of the animals that are not shown in the movie that you will never forget. It is a very beautiful film. I recommend it to everyone. I don't think it's too old or too new.
Thomas Chavez
Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 08:48

You may have heard that Kangaroo has been classified as a "Category 3" wildlife film by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, but it is not. It is a documentary, but it is not a documentary. The film was made by an actual kangaroo, and you can hear its own voice in the film. The film is a lot like National Geographic's National Geographic: Animals in Crisis, except that it's about a natural disaster that has destroyed a large portion of the rainforest in Central America. It is a good film, but not a documentary. The film is well made, and the voice of the kangaroo is the best thing about the film. It's a good movie, but it's not a documentary. If you want to see a documentary, see National Geographic's National Geographic: Animals in Crisis. The voice of the kangaroo is the best thing about the film.
Benjamin L.
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 17:11

This is an excellent documentary. It is not for the squeamish. It is about the survival of a small number of Aboriginal women, and their relationship to their community. This is a very important and compelling story. It is not a story about the women, it is about the women's survival. The women, their children, and their elders are strong and resilient. They are resilient because they have not been subjected to the dehumanizing and degrading treatment that the men in their community have. Their children, who were the only ones who had any education, are also resilient because their parents were so much more educated than they were. The women and their children have always been the center of their community. They are the only ones who can know the true history of their community and the true history of the rest of Australia. This film tells the story of the women and their children, and the history of their community. I recommend this film highly.
Janet Sanders
Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 18:59

It's not an award-winning documentary, but it's one hell of a good one. The filmmaker is Michael Moore, and he does it with his usual flair. He's a brilliant writer and director, and he knows how to direct a documentary. He does it with style and subtlety, without being preachy or excessive. It's the sort of thing you'd expect from a great documentary. It's also the sort of thing you'd expect from a great writer, who knows how to tell a story with the amount of information he has at hand. "Bowling for Columbine" is a good example of this, and this one is a good example of that. It's a must-see for anyone who's a fan of the kind of films Moore does. It's a very personal look at a subject that affects us all, and it's a great film.
Adam Moore
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 11:32

As a kid I thought that this movie was amazing, and since then, I've watched it many times, and every time I'm blown away by the subtle and brilliant acting. The way that the director shows the various lives of the animals, with the food, the research, the care, and all the other things that we take for granted in our daily lives, is so amazing. This movie is a masterpiece and a must-see. The director deserves a lot of credit for his amazing movie.
Helen W.
Monday, 01 Jun 2020 04:05

Forget the 'best of the best' approach to documentaries, and instead seek out the people and the place. I saw this movie on the local PBS station, and it did a wonderful job of explaining the history of the town, and the impact of the American Indian movement. I was especially impressed with the portrayal of the teachers, who were both gentle and self-sacrificing, and the students, who were willing to accept a better future for themselves. They were the heroes of this movie. The real heroes of this movie were the people who had the courage to put their lives on the line to help the Native Americans. That's what made this movie so good. And it was truly a heartwarming story, even if it was more a story about the mistakes of the past than about the people who lived in the town in the 1800's.
Joshua G.
Monday, 25 May 2020 09:10

This is a very interesting documentary about the Australian outback. It is mostly of Aboriginal Australians. The documentary looks at the traditional hunting and gathering practices of the Aborigines. The camera follows a few of them, and sometimes people are interviewed. This is a good documentary that is worth seeing.
Carolyn
Saturday, 23 May 2020 19:55

I watched this documentary for the first time on a rainy Sunday afternoon, and I couldn't get it out of my head. I'm a big fan of documentary films, but this one was a revelation. It's not often I see a film that makes me feel this way about a movie. This film is a powerful, insightful look into the lives of the children of a drug-addicted couple. The director, Wanda Bowden, captures their struggle with addiction and how they struggle with their own lives. She shows the hardships that their lives are living on in a small apartment, and how the movie shows how the children struggle with their own mental health, addiction, and the turmoil that these addictions have on their lives. I think this film will resonate with anyone who has been affected by a loved one's addiction. It's a very powerful and honest look into the lives of these children and their struggle with their own addictions. I think it's a great film to watch, and I hope it gets the attention it deserves.
Justin
Tuesday, 19 May 2020 21:42

I'm not sure if this film will appeal to everyone. Some people will be offended by the images and some won't be able to take them. I don't think there are any religious people in the world who wouldn't be offended. This is not about the kangaroo's story. It's about the relationship between humans and animals. It's about how much we can learn from animals, and how little we can learn from them. I hope you will see this film. If you like animals and love nature, this is a film for you. If you hate animals and hate nature, this is not for you.
Raymond S.
Monday, 18 May 2020 14:15

The documentary Kangaroo is a powerful indictment of the problems facing Australia, and a call to action to address these problems. It is a story about the loss of habitat for a critically endangered species of marsupial, and the resulting pressure on the wildlife and people that depend on it. It is a film that shows the consequences of actions taken to protect a species, and the costs of inaction. It is a film that is well worth watching. The story is told by a former Australian Zoo keeper who has been part of the management of the zoo for the past 15 years. He narrates the story of the animals that he has seen on his visits. The animals are shot by hand, trapped and killed for food. They are forced to swim in rivers where they are killed by watercraft. They are hunted for their fur. They are forced to run in the rain and have their fur matted. The story is told with humour, but is very sad. We learn about the animals that have been killed and how they have been killed. We learn about the threats that the animals face. We learn that there are still people who want to protect the animals. We learn that there are still people who want to protect the environment. The documentary is well acted, and the voice of the animals is well captured. The film is well worth watching. There are some important lessons to be learned. This is a must see film. It is well worth watching. I give it 8/10.
Roy Shaw
Friday, 15 May 2020 17:33

I was somewhat surprised to see this movie at a few theaters, but I'm glad I saw it. It was a good documentary, but I don't see the point of going to the movies to see this kind of thing. It is a bit of a "so what" type of documentary. It shows the people in a rather unpleasant light, and the people who are on the receiving end of the negativity, it is rather painful. But it is very interesting to see what the people in the movie do in order to stay positive. I am not an expert on this subject, but I don't see any point in going to the movies to see this kind of thing. I think it's more of a way to get people to go see the movie, and if you are looking for a documentary, I think you'll find that there is a lot more to it than this.
Jennifer Wheeler
Thursday, 14 May 2020 16:03

This is a very interesting documentary about the history of the Kangaroo. It shows how the Kangaroo came to be and what it means to a lot of people. The film also tells the story of the breeding of the Kangaroo and the reason it is called a Kangaroo. The film also shows the different ways the Kangaroo is bred and the various methods used. The film also shows the beautiful way in which the Kangaroo is used in the Australian culture. It also shows the different people that love the Kangaroo. The Kangaroo is a very special animal and I think that the film is very interesting and informative. I would recommend the film to anyone that likes animals and the history of the Kangaroo.
Emma
Tuesday, 14 Apr 2020 14:22

Kangaroo is a story about a homeless man, who is trying to survive in the streets of New York. He is living in a tent in the middle of the street. He is getting more and more frustrated by the lack of shelter. He is desperate to find a job, but finds it very difficult to find work. In the end he finds the shelter he needs. However, he does not get any money from the shelter and is left to rely on the kindness of strangers. The movie is very touching. The homeless man is very grateful for the help and the kindness of strangers. It is a great movie and a great documentary. A must see for all who love a good story.
Betty B.
Tuesday, 14 Apr 2020 13:45

I was pleasantly surprised by this film. It is in many ways a documentary about the activities of the non-profit kangaroo welfare organization, the Australian Kangaroo Welfare Association. It is also about the relationship between these two organizations. It was also interesting to see how the two organizations interact with the surrounding community. The film is an interesting look at the evolution of kangaroo welfare in Australia, from the 1960's to the 1980's. It is also a look at the relationship between the two organizations. The documentary is well worth seeing.
Jeffrey
Tuesday, 14 Apr 2020 10:17

It is a real shame that a documentary such as this one is not shown more often. What is remarkable about this film is that it is truly "anti-capitalism" in its focus, and it's not just about capitalism. It is an indictment of capitalism. And it is an indictment of a lot of other things. It is not just a simple "capitalism sucks" documentary. It is a very intelligent, well-written, and very interesting film that really puts you in the middle of the discussions and gives you a good sense of what is going on. The author is a very smart man and I think he is very articulate in what he is saying. The documentary is very well edited and well-balanced. It is a good introduction to the discussion of the subject matter. I enjoyed it very much. I hope it is shown more often, because I think it deserves it.
Joan Kim
Tuesday, 14 Apr 2020 08:46

It is a shame that this documentary has received so little attention. I am a fan of the sport of kangaroo hunting, and I was thrilled to hear of the efforts of those involved in the project. The video is well-made, and the makers have a keen eye for detail. The final product is a well-made documentary that is well-worth the effort of any viewer. I encourage all of you to view this film. I am sure that you will be surprised. It is a must-see.
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