Munzhedzi777

This was painful to watch, not funny at all and it is the same re-used materials and the same cast over and over again.

I want my 90 minutes back honestly.

At this point, if we keep watching these films, netflix will never take us seriously and make good representational films. They know we will eat this ish up no matter how nonsensical it is.

I cant recall the last time if ever Netflix made a decent South African film. Everytime i see a new film being released, I just know it is about some family feud or similar ish.

At this point, I blame myself for having hope that they will start actually writing mew scripts.

You are probably better of watching a movie about a radioactive snake or crocodile with lots of bimbos cos you know at least that movie was never for taking seriously. This is a mess from start to finish and doesn't really keep you glued to the screen. You can tell it had a decent budget but thats about the only decent thing about the film. The lighting is good, acting is meh, script is horrendous and the outcome is just pure mess. I don't know what they wanted to achieve with the film, but I think it is probably one of those "we need a new Netflix movie to keep us trending at least for another week"

As a native Tshivenda speaking person. All the names, language etc were very butchered, terrible to say the least.

Decent CGI, bland story, very repetitive and missed the mark.

A movie about a killer lion was always going to lack depth and narrative, but not like this.

I just wished that if you are making a movie in the savannah with natives, natives should be able to relate to the language, scenery, villages etc, and this felt like a hollywood jungle than the savannah.

Idris and Coopley were decent in the film and main reason I didn't grant this a 2 star out of 10.

I think SAns will ne as equally dissapointed as the rest of the world.