Arsonfire This is like some terrible 1980's impression of what somebody thought people who live on in a council block would find funny. The film is pretty Dire. If you are of school age there might be some humour there for you. The main character is the only good thing,everybody knows somebody like him, and he was played well.Unfortunately the script soon wears thin and the other characters are just stereotypical and boring, the character Tyrone is dreadful and as he plays such a major part he soon becomes very annoying and tiresome. At the end there tries to be a moral, but the moral is awful and obviously a second thought. I give it a 2 rather than a 1 purely because the main character was played well.

maninder battu the film is very interesting and does not get you bored at any point. i found out about the film by people always talking about it. the story is about a young lad called Kenneth who just wants to be a rapper and popular in his local town, he always causes trouble and dares to do pretty much anything for attention and a bit of money. Kenneth the main character has friends that don't seem to believe in him. i am really telling you that you need to go and watch this movie because its a brilliant film to watch! this film is a comedy version of adult hood and is not as serious as its older versions. this has to be the best film out of all the others!

Jake Steven Burgin It is a very good movie and very funny but i think it could be a bit longer but it has a good story line and good music so i give this move 10 out of 10 for entertainment and 10 out of 10 for the story line. I think it was a shame there was only one gun in the movie but the part with the gun was one of the best parts because the acting was better and it was more dramatic and entertaining and there was a good fight plus one of the guys wet his pants.I would say this is one of the best movies of all time and is worth anyone money and 8 out of 10 people would agree with me so watch this movie and see if you like it like i did.

jezebel-j I'm a hard one to make laugh. The Hangover...meh. Shaun of the Dead...OK. Admittedly there are better crafted films, cleverer, snappier, whatever. I don't really like comedy that tries to be too intelligent. What I love is silly, leave your brain at the door, and just make me forget all my workday stress. I like to LMAO. And this doesn't disappoint, AT ALL.I had read reviews...all of them suggested I shouldn't bother watching this. But being the perverse creature I am, and almost in a way WANTING to put it down (I'm a huge fan of the Noel Clarke hoods)I announced last night (to groans) that this was the evening's viewing. I'm so glad I did.Being a 40-something (yeah, that'll surprise your "not for the over-30s" crew) middle class parent of teenagers, I'm already well used to the street slang, and in this film, every single tiny nuance of the culture and language is used to send itself up - brilliantly. Not much of a story, not much of a plot - it doesn't matter. Listen to your own kids speaking to their friends; look at their text talk. It's all here and ridiculed...but in a loving way.Well done Adam Deacon; this was a great debut. It ranks up there with 4 Lions for me. And the next time I have an absolute b****** of a day at work, I might just watch it again ;)The African Traffic Warden is one of the funniest things I have seen in forever. Kudos.