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Tobey Maguire

Carey Mulligan

Joel Edgerton

Elizabeth Debicki

Isla Fisher

Jason Clarke

Amitabh Bachchan

Callan McAuliffe

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Steve Bisley

Richard Carter

Jack Thompson

Vince Colosimo

Max Cullen

Mal Day

Emily Foreman

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Charlize Skinner

Brendan Maclean

Kate Mulvany

Kahlia Greksa

Karinna Greksa

Garrett William Fountain

David Furlong

Daniel Gill

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John O'Connell

Ben McIvor

Hamish Michael

Brian Rooney

Gemma Ward

Goran D. Kleut

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Heather Mitchell

Nick Tate

Lisa Adam

Frank Aldridge

Price Johnson

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Nicholas Simpson

Emmanuel Ekwensi

Eden Falk

Stephen James King

Kim Knuckey

Barrie Laws

Alfred Quinten

Mark Lemon

John Maumau

Kevin McGlothan

Gadir Rajab

Nick Meenahan

Kasia Stelmach

Olga Miller

Gus Murray

Corey Blake Owers

Tasman Palazzi

Brenton Prince

Bryan Probets

Milan Pulvermacher

Jake Ryan

John Sheerin

Kieran van Bunnik

Sylvana Vandertouw

Matthew Whittet

Felix Williamson

Nancy Denis

Natasha Marconi

Jaclyn Seymour

Briden Starr

Charles Bartley

Veronica Beattie

Kane Bonke

Kirby Burgess

Henry Byalikov

Thomas Egan

Danielle Evrat

Ryan Gonzalez

Michelle Hopper

Lyndell Harradine

Lara Mulcahy

Romina Villafranca

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Kaylie Yee

Sophie Rose Holloway

James May

Zac McAliece

Alex Stewart

Mikaela Smith

Tiana Canterbury

Morgan Choice

Lisa Viola

Eden Dessalegn

Elenoa Rokobaro

Effie Nkrumah

Thabang Baloyi

Donna Stevens

Lil Tulloch

Leah Wood

Whitney Anne Adams

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Simon Duggan

Craig Armstrong

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Lucy Fisher

Catherine Knapman

Catherine Martin

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Nikki Barrett

Ronna Kress

Damien Drew

Ian Gracie

Michael Turner

Alonso Homs

Bruce Berman

Ben Smith-Petersen

Beverley Dunn

Maurizio Silvi

Kerry Warn

Anton Monsted

Douglas Wick

Jason Ballantine

Jonathan Redmond

Matt Villa

Lesley Vanderwalt

Wizzy Molineaux

Ashley Johnson

Kylie Clarke

Henry Karjalainen

Alexandra Taussig

Sean Ahern

Deborah Antoniou

Jennifer Leacey

Emma Jamvold

Betty Fotofili

Samantha Smith McGrady

Scott Lovelock

Eddie Thorne

Christopher Turner

Greg Tynan

Colette Birrell

Tiffany M. Carpenter

Matt Connors

Graham Dunn

Simon Elsley

Richard Kennett

Sam Lukins

Corey O'Connell

Dan McGrath

Robina Osborne

Jenny Hitchcock

Christopher Tangney

Katie Sharrock

Michael Wholley

Damian Candusso

Phil Heywood

Sonal Joshi

Rick Lisle

Fabian Sanjurjo

Jenny T. Ward

Mark van Kool

Guntis Sics

Wayne Pashley

Emma Mitchell

Andrew Miller

Steve Maslow

Gerry Nucifora

Lloyd Finnemore

Dan Oliver

Shannon Armstrong

Aaron Barclay

Darren A. Bell

David Booth

Andy Brown

Lisa Brodie

Spike Cherrie

Tony Lynch

Kerry Thompson

Christine Cheung

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The Great Gatsby

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Baz Luhrmann repeats what he did with Rome + Juliet and creates a horrible moster full of FX and exaggeration.

Still, the cast performs well.

An over the top portrayal of the classic novel, while at times excessive and tasteless, it truly hits home with the novels original critique on the excess of the time. The cast was **excellent**, the movie stayed true to the novel in all the most important ways. I personally feel the modern soundtrack wasn't appropriate in several cases, but a couple flawless executions.

See I don't know how to review this because I came into it hating the novel, and it's 2022, it took me over a decade to finally say "fine I'll watch the movie."

And unfortunately they didn't improve things. It's still, well, pretentious. It's still a story of someone that is living above his means, and living a very shallow life, that the audience is supposed to relate to enough to either like or dislike him...

... and I just never could. Holden Claufield was pretentious, but the magic of the Catcher in the Rye is that everyone could relate to him in some way, everyone could connect in some way, even if you ultimately didn't like him.

Jay Gatsby, you can't really relate to him. The best description for him is a false prophet, at least the most apt description of him is a false prophet... and that isn't a relatable protagonist. That isn't the sort of character that most people can connect with.

And it carried over into this film. It's hard to get into the novel when the protagonist is unrelatable, and just as hard to get into the film.

But, at the same time, it's done beautifully and Leo did nail the part. In fact, all the acting was pretty great.

CinemaSerf

To be fair to Baz Luhrmann, this is actually quite a difficult story to adapt for the big screen. On the face of it, there are many contradictions right from the start (not least that our relatively normal narrator - trader "Nick" (Tobey Maguire) lives next door to the eponymous and enigmatic millionaire (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his Disney-esque castle). The story is told by way of a retrospective during which the now depressed "Nick" regales his psychiatrist with his tales of life in the fast lane that offered him the opportunity to mix with the rich and famous at the very end of the 1920s through his new neighbour. Simultaneously, he must cope with the unhappy marriage between his cousin "Daisy" (Carey Mulligan) and her selfish, womanising, husband - of old wealth - "Tom" (Joel Edgerton). The film starkly contrasts the wealth and profligacy of the "Gatsby" existence with those of the poverty stricken working class reeling, still, from the impact of the Great Depression. The film looks beautiful. The costumes and the dancing, the cars, the jewellery and the houses (fancy and less so) all add richness to the story and the performances - especially from DiCaprio, Edgerton and to a lesser extent Jason Clarke are really quite good. Maguire and Mulligan less so and I found that unlike in many other of his films, the use of a contemporaneous soundtrack whilst all are clad in the Upstate NY finery didn't work so well for me. The book is an interesting character study looking at just about everything from wealth and privilege to prostitution and mental illness - and for the most part this stays on track. Easily the best cinema adaptation of a flawed book - and well worth watching.

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