THE PLEX – Coming to Dendy on 4 September

Special G 22 August 2008 2 September 2008 3

Now why is this relevant to Canberra you ask?

Producer Brian Cobb is a home grown talent who has moved from acting onto the producing side of things. The Plex being his first feature film teamed up with Tim Boyle.

The preview can be found here.

Brian described The Plex as a Mall Rats style comedy based in a multiplex complex where the staff get back at the owners.

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3 Responses to THE PLEX – Coming to Dendy on 4 September

jakez 10:39 am 22 Aug 08

As someone who works at a cinema I have high hopes.

Special G 9:45 am 22 Aug 08

It all depends on what you are after. Personally I LMAO watching Mallrats and if its cheap chuckles you are after then this one might be right up your alley. If you are after serious theatrical drama with deep meanings and earth shattering plots then you might be dissapointed. I haven’t seen anything other than the trailer so I’m supporting a Canberran who is having a crack at the film industry.

stereo henry 9:07 am 22 Aug 08

As much as i love to support Australian films, this one looks like a steaming turd (sorry).

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