Let's be realistic.

It is a performances centric movie

A very feeble attempt at affirmatie action

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

The people who made this movie really poured their heart into it. With the limited resources they had, they made a very entertaining piece of film that will surely stay in my memory for a long time.

This movie is one of the best I've seen, I don't think that a Hollywood film studio with a huge budget could have done better (in fact I think they would have watered it down quite a bit). It is the first film I've seen with a Video Joker, and it took a bit of getting used to but after a while I started to become more accepting until i let it add to the experience, which it did (the second viewing was a lot better). There is just a certain charm to this film that Hollywood can't give you, but some of the limitations can be distracting at times. Easily deserves 10/10 but that implies that there isn't room for improvement, I hope Wakaliwood continues to make passionate and enjoyable movies.

Its actually really good action and the jokes and acting are really funny VJ emmie is definitely a plus to the experience it all feels like a guy that wanted to make people happy in his village definitely a must watch if a guy from the Ugandan ghetto can make a movie great movie you must be a prodigy at failing to make a bad movie

This movie is a cinematic feat. The sheer grace of the film and the amazing work put into it is shown off in the beautifully pictured film. The story is great. The characters are so interesting. The action keeps you on the edge of the seat. The editing quality all ties together to bring us what is one of the greatest films of 2010, and possibly ever. The film made me feel so many different emotions and gave me a sense of pride when I finished the film. I have watched this time at least ten times, and I would have to say that this movie has never bored me.