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In all probability, reiddebster40, you saw the version with the original cast. I did too and I would agree with you; however, when the film was submitted to the Mississauga Independent Film Festival, the organisers insisted that Krupicz re-voice the film. My understanding is that he initially objected because he felt he would alienate some of his friends but eventually agreed. He re-voiced all of the characters in the film. I believe it won the award for Best Animated Feature at that festival. IMDb lists only one award but I am fairly certain that it has won awards in other festivals.

I saw the second version of the film and it is considerably better. I hope it gets wider distribution than it has had up to now because Krupicz is doing some fine work.

I also saw his second film, Origin: A Call to Minds in which he used many of the same actors as the second version of this one. He is showing some great progress.

I could hardly stop laughing pretty well throughout this film. It's hilarious. If it had been intended as a comedy, I probably would have given it about 6 or 7 out of 10. Since it is listed as an action thriller, it gets a 3.

Wrongfully Accused is so silly it's fun to watch. It makes fun of just about every well-known cliché, movie and TV program ever produced -- from Casablanca and The Fugitive to Charlie's Angels and Baywatch. It's not great comedy or subtle satire -- just pie-in-the-face stuff and nonsense. This is the kind of material that shows Leslie Nielsen at his best. He has a real knack for the completely illogical, inane antics of a buffoon.

If you're in the mood for slapstick clowning about instead of "meaningful" comedy or satire, give this movie a look.