Meet Kenneth. He thinks he's got the moves. He thinks he's got the swagger. He thinks he can spit bars. But in reality, he's a WASTEMAN!Meet Kenneth. He thinks he's got the moves. He thinks he's got the swagger. He thinks he can spit bars. But in reality, he's a WASTEMAN!Meet Kenneth. He thinks he's got the moves. He thinks he's got the swagger. He thinks he can spit bars. But in reality, he's a WASTEMAN!
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Having said all that, Anuvahood does have its moments and overall it was quite entertaining (it is undeniably a unique and quirky film); some bits are VERY funny (my favourite was with the African traffic warden!)and it has some truly disgusting bits (one involving ketchup and feet).However, for most of the film I wasn't laughing, just thinking "Friday is so much better than this."
One more thing; if you're not familiar with the slang of the 'gangsters' in London, definitely don't bother coming to see it!
Sorry this is my first review I hope it was okay :)
The language in this film is London 'street' for a majority of it and perhaps only suit a certain audience. The characters aren't likable to be honest even the character Kenneth annoys you at times. There are only a few funny scenes. Mostly involving the character Tyrone, but some of it just unintentional.
Is it watchable..just about...but once you have you wished you hadn't bothered.
The script is poor and you feel you seen it all before, but only better written and acted.
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.
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- TriviaKidulthood (2006) DVD can be seen in one scene.
- GoofsWhen Lilly (K's sister) steals his lyric book he chases after her. After they have done arguing, he places his lyric book down to pick up her hand games console on spits on it. He then exits the room leaving behind his lyric book which was the only reason he went in her room.
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Tunde: [singing] #I say can't you see the sign its a double yellow line!#
Tyrone: OH MY DAYS what the f**k you doing to my baby?
Tunde: I am just an African.
Tyrone: And how you scratch man's tings blud?
Tunde: This is disabled parking, you are not disabled!
Tyrone: I am disabled.
Tunde: You are not disabled.
Tyrone: Blud, I am disabled, look at my arm
[wiggles arm around]
Tunde: Ehhh so you are mocking disfortunate people! You know God is watching you, God is watching you!
Tyrone: I don't care who's watchin', Blud! LET them Watch! YOU'RE TAKING MAN'S STRESS LEVELS TO A NEXT DIMENSION!
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Wright Stuff: Episode #15.132 (2011)
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- Budget
- $1,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $3,405,485
- Runtime
- 1h 28m(88 min)
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