SpuffyWeb Sadly Over-hyped

TaryBiggBall It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

Hadrina The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

Mandeep Tyson The acting in this movie is really good.

greg-86121 What a refreshing movie. All of the Aussie actors I love. Just pure fun. It cheered me up no end. No pretense. The actors I now know some years later, just amazing. I did not even know of this film but watched it on Foxtel this afternoon. It records the era of monumental police corruption but in a very funny way

Jay_251 I saw this movie for the first time last night, and thought that it was a great movie, mostly for Bob Franklin, completely for the story, and not at all for Mick Molloy. While I think Mick Molloy is a great guy, funny and stuff on the radio and "The Panel" talkshow etc, this was the first time I'd seen him in a movie...and well, he sucked arse. Judith Lucy annoys me as it is, so I shan't go further with that. Apart from them, I love the movie. It had a good plot, great gag lines etc. I noticed that every foreign country review I've read for it blasted the movie out of the water....I think this may be because while it isn't a "typical Aussie comedy" like say, The Castle, alot of the jokes and most of the plot contain(s) elements that non-Australians just don't get...namely our accent. But nuts to all the Americans etc who hate our accents. Anyway, two thumbs up for the movie!

maz For the intended movie goers of Bad Eggs....Be forewarned. It's a movie with highly course language used in it. The "F" word was used so many times that you become almost immune to it. But it does make you squirm a bit,... not for the faint hearted.

Matt Unwin Tony Martin has made a fantastic move from a successful career in radio, television and stand up comedy into film with his first feature Bad Eggs. This movie could have worked just as well without the jokes, the extremely well written and thought out plot was as good as any contained in a serious cop drama.Martins quick wit and fantastic comedy writing skills kept the crowd in stitches but completely engrossed in the story.Probably the best aspect of this film is that it is not laden with jokes that only Australians will understand, it is quite a universal film and may prove to be the most successful Australian comedy overseas, since Crocodile Dundee.If you enjoyed Crackerjack then you'll love Bad Eggs, Mick Molloy has brought his all in this performance and Bob Franklin proves his worth. 10/10