Some things I liked some I did not.

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

My friends an I still joke about this movie 10 years after watching it as it was the WORST movie any of us had ever seen!!! A girl who can only understand song...ha! What a JOKE!!!!My friends an I still joke about this movie 10 years after watching it as it was the WORST movie any of us had ever seen!!! A girl who can only understand song...ha! What a JOKE!!!!!!!!My friends an I still joke about this movie 10 years after watching it as it was the WORST movie any of us had ever seen!!! A girl who can only understand song...ha! What a JOKE!!!!!!!!!My friends an I still joke about this movie 10 years after watching it as it was the WORST movie any of us had ever seen!!! A girl who can only understand song...ha! What a JOKE!!!!!!!!!!!

Amy is one of the first Australian movies in a long time to hit a true cord! For those that have hit a hard time and know what it is like to live on the outskirts after having been given a glimpse of the high life, this movie will hit home.Performances by Rachel Griffiths, Alana De Roma & even Nick Barker are outstanding.The soundtrack complimnents the film from every angle Nick Barker has outdone himself.This is a movie that that moves and is capable of making us all feel.On a side note even those of us that find Ben Mendelson annoying can live with his performance in this film!

This movie has it all. One minute you are laughing, the next a tear is falling from your eye. You cannot help but escape and become part of the image.

This film really triggered an emotional button in me. Although I picked certain flaws with parts of the scripting, the basic tale of the child who refused to speak after the death of her father, and would only communicate by singing really moved me to tears. Rachel Griffith's performance was exceptionally strong. My entire family aged from 9 to 50 cried buckets at this one, yet I can't accuse the film of being manipulative; just a good strong theme supported by great actors. The Aussie film industry is really coming of age, and as more big studio casting agents snap up our actors it lets the world see just what we have to offer.