Harmony (2018)

Despite this being a low budget Australian film, I’ve got to say I really enjoyed it. For me, it had the urban menace of a Romper Stomper intertwined with the mystery of a Twilight. Okay, not as good, but a worthy effort and in that same vein. Perhaps it was Jacqueline Mackenzie’s presence (having starred all those years back in Romper Stomper) that made me feel that way, or the standout performances by a few of the other cast members, especially the lead Jessica Falkholt, who tragically passed away months before the theatrical release. This page has harmony 2018, watch online, harmony 2018 free download, full movie hd.

What a crying shame! The film carries its darkness well, with ample glimmers of Hope and Light to transcend its overall darker shell. The mystic force in Harmony was well disguised and had me guessing. It made enough sense to me without giving it up so easily, and the overall tempo seemed nicely paced. I didn’t get bored at any point and forgot I was in a movie theatre. My personal true test of a good film. You have to remember this is predominantly a young cast coupled to a low production budget, yet the effort transcends the sum of the parts. The major critics will no doubt smash it, because it’s low budget with mostly unknown talent, but I would not be so harsh. Filmxy has Harmony (2018) Online Full Movie, Harmony (2018) free download HD Bluray 720p 1080p with English subtitle. Stars: Jacqueline McKenzie, Eamon Farren, Paula Arundell

The nightclub scene – where the two main actors truly shone bright – was a standout. Well done on that scene. I thought of Muriel’s Wedding during that scene, such was its warmth and energy. This was a decent home grown attempt at a Twilight, and I hope to see more dollars poured into any sequels. Perhaps the start of something good here.

This is unlike any move I have seen in a very long time. With themes surrounding universal laws and empaths. The entire cast were fantastic and all played their part in helping me to get lost within Harmony’s dark and lonely world. The stand out character for me, however, was Eamon Farren’s, Jimmy. With his evil curiosity and thirst for mayhem, I couldn’t stop thinking about him for a while after the movie ended. I also really enjoyed the symbolism, peppered throughout the film like mysterious Easter eggs, I think you would need to watch this a few times to find all the clues! I hope that this becomes a series as the ending left me wanting more!