You won't be disappointed!

Too much of everything

It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.

If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

Bad scenario, so full of improbabilities and inconsistencies, with corny and insignificant dialogues and weak acting from Gibney.

A hugely enjoyable twist on a tried and tested old storyline of hapless innocents wandering into a heist plot with gangsters and bent cops. Better than expected. Yes the plot is daft and much of the on goings incredulous but the two lead actresses are good enough chemistry and subtle comedy with a warm relationship & some painful life truths to carry this through. Its an Australian "Thelma and Louise" meets "Home & Away" meets "it's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World" The only complaint is some of the support acting is atypical B rate Australian soap, in fact almost all the support are dreadfully inept actors & that somewhat lets down the hard effort of the two leads & the writersPredictable but great fun. Just when you think its over, they're off again.

This is an entertaining show that feels like fast food. Featuring lively direction and solid acting from Rebecca Gibney, it falls flat when it comes to the script but especially the flat performance of co- lead Geraldine Hakeweill. The problem is that Hakewill is supposed to be the comic relief. However, the actress is simply not funny; she can't deliver the lines to make the dialog sparkle. After a few episodes, you realize this is supposed to be an action/comedy; the action is there, the comedy is not. It would help if the script didn't have so many plot-furthering contrivances and they wouldn't matter if the lines were delivered with the comic flair they need. Despite Hakewill's lack of panache, the series is well worth watching. Gibney is a natural whose skills are undeniable. She keeps you involved emotionally so that you keep watching despite the show's other drawbacks. If you can put your mind in your back pocket, this can be quite an enjoyable ride.

Very interesting show with two dysfunctional characters who grow as the story unfolds. I like both actresses and the story is easy to follow. I thought the change of venue in season two was lacking connectives, I mean I get it, but the location change is never explained. This show has great potential but the writing needs to improve. The acting is very well done and the premise is very good. I hope there able to keep it going. Come on writers show us your stuff.