consider the appalling track record of mick molloy since go out on his own and i have rather low expectation of crackerjack . even the promotional poster for the movie have me nervous . in fact and if it wasn not for the fact that i would receive free ticket to the preview and i would have resist the pressure from the missus ( who think mick a hunk there a worry ) to pay money for it . the first few minute of the movie have me worry it start with one of mick tire get angry at insignificant thing routine and but that be give a neat touch and which at least make it a little refreshing . the rest of the script be pretty good and and very light hearted even the typical mick molloy ( and judith lucy ) humour be deliver well and whilst i never have to pick myself up from the aisle and it generate a lot more chuckle that i be expect ( and it be consistant ) . there nothing new in the plot pretty predictable and but it move along quickly between one liner and other joke i never felt it harbour on any element too long or too short while mick must have work hard on polish his script . there be a one or two late show in joke and and one or two joke that only melbournians would get but certainly there plenty of generic stuff in there for a wider audience . something that i find disappointing be the relative unfunnyness of john clarke he just do not seem to work a the bad guy and but that doesn not detract from the movie too much . over all and i enjoy this australain comedy and and be pleasantly entertain for the duration of the movie . i leave the cinema with a decent size grin a pretty hard thing for an australian comedy to do in my book . 7 . 5/10 .