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Romper Stomper
TrailerThe film follows a group of skinheads. Nazi skinheads in Melbourne put their rivals who struggle them on local Vietnamese, who are seemed to threaten racial purity.Actors: Russell Crowe, Daniel Pollock, Jacqueline McKenzie, Alex Scott, Leigh Russell, Dan Wyllie, James McKenna, Eric Mueck, Frank Magree, Chris McLean, Josephine Keen, ...»Director: Geoffrey WrightCountry: InternationalDuration: 94 minQuality: HDRelease: 1992IMDb: 6.80 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Romper Stomper"
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Characters of "Romper Stomper"
HandoPlayed by: Russell CroweSonny JimPlayed by: Leigh RussellMagooPlayed by: John BrumptonFleaPlayed by: Stephen Hall -
Directors of "Romper Stomper"
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Creators of "Romper Stomper"
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Critic Reviews of "Romper Stomper"
Time OutJune 24, 2006The cheap 'message' of the ending fails to salvage a film that at best is well-meant but misguided, at worst, flashy and garbled.
Washington PostJanuary 01, 2000Exploits the frustration, anger and violence of a despicable subculture while excusing the glorification of its hate aesthetic as necessary "reporting."
Washington PostJanuary 01, 2000It's merely another violent art house picture, slumming modishly in the world of psycho-personalities, and exhibiting only occasional flashes of originality.
TV GuideMay 04, 2010Crowe is powerful and terrifying, and the erotic chemistry between Pollock and McKenzie is no less intense and enriched by strong performances by both.
Film4May 04, 2010For all the dynamism and drive, the film walks a fine line between exposure and outright exploitation -- wherein lies much of its appeal.
Atlantic City WeeklyMarch 16, 2007Crowe first shows his star quality
Film ThreatDecember 06, 2005Given his formidable presence and equal talent, it was only a matter of time before New Zealand-born, Australian-raised Russell Crowe made the mainstream American breakthrough he enjoyed with Gladiator.
Future Movies UKMarch 13, 2005Romper Stomper is a convincing depiction of subculture, and one that dares to present these figures as real, troubled individuals rather than stereotypes.
TheMovieReport.comJanuary 13, 2004The film [has] a raw, sometimes discomfiting immediacy... The cast attacks their roles with matching intensity.
Apollo GuideJune 12, 2002I like to think of it as a fury-filled documentary on how hate is not just an American preoccupation. Remember, this is the way things are -- deal with it.
MovielineJanuary 09, 2002Brutal but powerful.
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