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whatshot Strange Bedfellows DVD Review - www.impulsegamer.com -

Feature 6.5
Video 8.0
Audio 8.0
Special Features 7.5
Total 6.6
Distributor: Magna Pacific
Running Time:
101 minutes
Classification:
M15+
Reviewer:
Andrew B

6.6


Strange Bedfellows

Starring two of Australia’s leading comic actors Paul Hogan (Crocodile Dundee) and Michael Caton (The Castle), STRANGE BEDFELLOWS, tells the hilarious and heart warming story of two very straight country blokes who, out of financial desperation, declare themselves a gay couple to exploit a new tax legislation.

When a tenacious tax inspector, played by the internationally renowned Pete Postlethwaite (In the Name of the Father), is sent to verify their authenticity, all hell breaks loose in the once sleepy township of Yackandandah as the blokes are suddenly forced to pose openly as a ‘loving gay couple’ in a town that knows them as anything but!

Strange Bedfellows is the quaint tale of two best friends who discover that a new gay tax law can benefit them in ways not available to heterosexual couples. This slow tale is nothing more than a grade C Paul Hogan movie that is ideally aimed at the older viewers. Don't accept a barrel of laughs here with this DVD aimed more at the preachers than the comedians.

Special Features

  • Scene Selection

  • Filmmakers Commentary

  • Cast & Crew Bios

  • Deleted Scenes

  • Cast & Crew Interviews

  • Photo Gallery

  • Trailers


 

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