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1. • • Though it's as slow as the undead, Cargo is an effective horror-drama that takes a more cerebral approach to the zombie apocalypse. It won't get your pulse pounding like some other recent zombie properties, but it will get you thinking and leave you pondering your sense of family responsibility.
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   Is cargo a good horror movie?

   • He now lives in Los Angeles working in and around the entertainment industry and can mostly be found binging horror movies and chugging coffee. Though it's as slow as the undead, Cargo is an effective horror-drama that takes a more cerebral approach to the zombie apocalypse.

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   Is cargo a good zombie movie?

   • Though it's as slow as the undead, Cargo is an effective horror-drama that takes a more cerebral approach to the zombie apocalypse. It won't get your pulse pounding like some other recent zombie properties, but it will get you thinking and leave you pondering your sense of family responsibility.

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   Is cargo a post apocalyptic movie?

   • Cargo is both wholly original and overly familiar at the same time. The plot feels eerily similar to other post apocalyptic films, most notably The Road, but Martin Freeman’s incredible performance as a desperate father seeking refuge in Australia is refreshing to watch and his performance carries the film for long stretches.

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   What makes cargo a good film?

   • Cargo’s slick cinematography feels like its taken inspiration from fellow post-apocalyptic film Children Of Men. Large, open spaces work well to drive home the idea of helpless isolation while a lot of the important exposition is shown through what’s going on in the background rather than the foreground.

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   Who directed the movie 'Cargo'?

   • The movie 'Cargo' was directed by Yolanda Ramke and Ben Howling. It was written by Yolanda Ramke and features an outstanding cast led by Brit, Martin Freeman, Susie Porter, David Gulpilil, Natasha Wanganeen and luminous youngster, Simone Landers. Geoffrey Simpson served as the master cinematographer.

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   Is cargo a dread movie?

   • Cargo 's foundation is built upon family drama and emotional stakes more than headshots and gore, so the film relies more on a sense of dread than it does on jump scares or thrills.

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3. screenrant.com › martin-freeman-cargo-realisticMartin Freeman's Cargo Movie Is A Disturbingly Realistic ...

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   Oct 4, 2024 · Overall, Cargo still stands out as one of Freeman's best thriller horror movie roles. Unlike the heroic and fantasy films in which he typically plays, his performance in Cargo is notably grounded and realistic, giving good insight into Freeman's acting abilities and emotional depth.

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   Cargo takes a refreshingly character-driven approach to the zombie genre that's further distinguished by its Australian setting and Martin Freeman's terrific lead performance. Read Critics Reviews

   • 87% (77)
   • Actors: Martin Freeman

   • Director: Ben Howling, Yolanda Ramke
   • Produce Company: Causeway Films

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   Written and directed by Ben Howling and Yolanda Ramke, and based on their 2013 short film of the same name, 'Cargo' is a beautifully shot, well-acted and unfortunately predictable zombie film less 'Dawn of the Dead' and more 'Yawn of the Dead'.

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   May 18, 2018 · Though it's as slow as the undead, Cargo is an effective horror-drama that takes a more cerebral approach to the zombie apocalypse. It won't get your pulse pounding...

   • 4/5

   • Author: Conner Schwerdtfeger

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   May 18, 2018 · Film Critics Circle of Australia Awards. • 3 Nominations. A man and his infant daughter are stranded in the middle of a zombie apocalypse in rural Australia. And when he becomes infected, the countdown begins for him to find her protection before he changes forever.

   • 65% (12)
   • Director: Ben Howling, Yolanda Ramke

   • Content Rating: TV-MA

9. www.indiewire.com › features › general‘Cargo’ Review: Netflix Zombie Movie is ‘Train to Busan ...

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   Apr 19, 2018 · “Cargo,” Netflix ‘s latest horror offering, manages to elevate itself above “The Walking Dead” ennui by taking a page from 2016’s highly successful “Train to Busan,” with a similarly complex...

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    May 18, 2018 · Andy (Martin Freeman) and Kay (Susie Porter) live a relatively sheltered life away from the chaos gripping the rest of mainland Australia following a viral outbreak that’s decimated society as we know it.