How sad is this?

If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

The story-telling is good with flashbacks.The film is both funny and heartbreaking. You smile in a scene and get a soulcrushing revelation in the next.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

Fans of Underbelly should definitely give this a watch. Killing time follows Andrew Fraser and his real life rise and fall as a criminal lawyer, from his massive cocaine addiction to the years he spent in prison, you will watch his life unfold and the colourful criminals his mixed with in his rise. As far as accuracy goes, as it is all mostly told from Andrews point of view, it's about as accurate as he saw things, which is good because you are seeing the world as he sees it and for the most part routing for him. You are left to decide if he is a bad person or not.

I've not seen many Australian dramas on account most I've seen have not been that good. Usually they love to blow there own trumpet about how great they our as a nation. Tales of heroes underdogs or people who take on the establishment and win. But here we have the true story of Andrew Fraser, a corrupt lawyer involved in two of Australia's highest profile cases the Walsh st police murders and the Alan Bond bankruptcy case. It shows a dark side to Australia we don't normally see. Police corruption, drugs and violent crime. The show captures the excesses eighties and nineties perfectly whilst David Wenham an actor I had not seen before is excellent in the lead role.

I have just completed watching the Killing Time series on the Soho channel on pay TV. I am not too sure how i missed this at time of release but so glad i caught the beginning of this show on its re- screening.I won't go into too much detail other than to say this would have to be one of David Wenham' finest. I have always liked/loved David Wenham as an actor and i think the first time I ever saw him in a show were the "Sea Change" series that aired on ABC years ago.The whole show is superbly cast but David Wenham is certainly convincing in this role. Diana Glenn also plays a magnificent long suffering wife role in this show.I do hope it won numerous awards and if like me you haven't seen it before i certainly suggest you do.An excellent show, excellent actors, excellent storyline/plot (i did not know anything about Andrew Fraser before i started watching this show). A must see for the acting alone.

This is just superb Aussie true crime drama, with David Wenham utterly convincing as disgraced(but bloody brilliant)lawyer Andrew Fraser.The Melbourne crime milieu feels just right.Colin Friels makes a great Lewis Moran.Kris McQuade delivers a searing performance as crime matriarch Kath Pettingill(Granny Evil).You'll also never be able to quite shake the Walsh St murders after seeing this...rendered like something out of a nightmare."Killing Time" also gets its period feel RIGHT without overly drawing attention to its set/clothes/hair/music details--HELLO "Puberty Blues".Liked the use of Nick Cave/Hunters and The Saints.NOT-TO-BE-MISSED.