Very well executed

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

I can't believe this show is doing well back home. I think that this show is the worst thing I have ever seen. Now I'm a fan of South Park, The Simpsons, Family Guy, King of The Hill (All shows which critics back home have said is 'New Zealands answer to..') so it's not a matter of taste. It's just stupid.As a part-Samoan, New Zealander I understood when it was TRYING to be funny. But it just wasn't. So it's not a matter of having to be a New Zealander to find humour in it. If you like to laugh at exaggerated stereotypes combined with toilet humour but without the wit of South Park then you will enjoy this.

I watched both series of Bro' Town at Christmas in Australia with family friends, who are from NZ. Our family friend's 12 your old daughter loved the series'and understood it. I loved it too, I'm 21 and from Wales and found it hilarious, i 'got' all the jokes and knew who all the famous guest stars were.My only negative comment about Bro' Town is that I cant get it in the UK at all, and they have had to get it for me and post it so i have my own copies! Bring it over the water please!!!!!!!!!It's great for all ages, it tackles teenage problems,sexuality, family life, pretty much everything!Morning Side for life!

Other comments of this show have been harsh, and undeserved. In my opinion to fully appreciate the humor of this cartoon, you need to either live in New Zealand, or have spent enough time in NZ to understand the type of humor, and the cultural references.While 'brotown' is hardly the most intelligent show on TV, it is funny, entertaining, and most importantly, relevant to events, people and culture within New Zealand.Possibly, this show should not be screened, or viewed outside of New Zealand, as other audiences don't seem to appreciate the type of humor that is demonstrated to it's full extent in 'Brotown'.

i dunno what this other fulla is on, but all i can say is, "Not Even...Ow!!!!". Bro town is a timely and pertinent look at the cultural diversity that New Zealand can now finally boast after years of stumbling around in a pseudo-bi-cultural daze.I believe kiwi's are ready to see themselves on screen as they are, and to laugh about it. Sure there are stereotypes present in this show, but that's what makes it so funny. No-one is spared, Maori, Pakeha, Islanders, South Africans, Indians and more are satirised expertly. and as an educated Pakeha, i can say - I laughed. This show is topical - focusing on issues currently causing debate in NZ like CYFS, gambling and racial discrimination.or as JC puts it best - MARVELLOUS!After two excellent series i look forward to many more.MORNINGSIDE FOR LIFE!!