The Delivery Boy

The Delivery Boy is very refreshing, a beautiful story, told brilliantly. You should see it!

Some things i liked:

• the score. Fantastic music.

• in an age where many movies are 3+ hours, it was refreshing to have a movie sitting at barely more than 1 hour
• well written plot
• i felt that the fact the main character says misogynistic things to the sex worker was realistic. He has flaws. But he hears her out and becomes a better person.

I did not like:

• the special effects (gore) were not realistic. They looked very fake to me.

Every single scene was fun to see. The plot was amazing, I never saw it coming that the Lady prostitute could do that 4 him. Watch it!

I'd of normally flicked past this, but honestly it's an amazing story. You can tell it had a low budget, but the direction and screen play is fantastic! The choreography of the fight scenes lacked a little. Worth a watch definitely

Phenomenal is the word to describe The Delivery Boy!

A short well-conceived movie that blew us away with a gigantic plot. Bravo Nodash 👏🏾

DELICIOUS

-We wanna quickly hail Jammal Ibrahim's square face for a moment 😍 His pronounced jaws suited the character!

-Acting was ridiculously wonderful. Jammal Ibrahim was strong, agile, sharp, and goal-driven, yet, also damaged internally; we understood his pain.

Charles Etubiebi is a hidden gem. The anger on his face could literally kill someone

-Really wished the film could have been longer because it had so much to offer: thrill, fighting, and emotional & educative moments

-Nodash was unapologetic about the graphic violence and harsh realities of life to make a bold statement

-What set the story apart was the discussion of the psychological effects of sexual abuse with deep dialogues

-The score, visual effects, and night setting worked in unison to generate an exciting sensation

-Every character was crafted in an exceptional manner

BLAND

-The prosthetic makeup on Jemima Osunde's face wasn't always well applied -Minor continuity problems.