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E152 | iNumber Number: Jozi Gold (movie)

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{{Presley Chweneyagae, Noxolo Dlamini, Deon Lotz, Bongile Mantsai, Fana Mokoena, Clementine Mosimane, S'Dumo Mtshali, Tumie Ngumla, Brenda Ngxoli}}
In the criminal underworld of Johannesburg, a jaded undercover police officer is tasked with cracking the biggest gold heist in African history that could make or break his career.

  • Parents Need to Know

Parents need to know that iNumber Number: Jozi Gold is a 2023 South African action movie in which an undercover cop tasked with stopping a gold heist must choose between justice and the law. Expect action movie violence throughout. A character is stabbed in the throat repeatedly -- blood. Characters are shot and injured and one is attacked by a hyena. A character's fingertip is chopped off with a machete. A character is killed by his head getting crushed by a machine that stamps and creates gold coins. Fighting with guns, rifles, posts, and sticks. Cocaine use. Cigarette smoking. Drinking. Language throughout, including "f--k" and "motherf--ker." Is a sequel to the 2013 movie Avenged -- stands on its own without needing to watch the original to follow along. To stay in the loop on more movies like this,

  • Mythoughts

Another SA production on the international platform marred by trying to fit in with Hollywood tendencies & end up giving the mass audience which is African an unoriginal work of art.

The storyline is simple & predictive & fast paced to a point we as the audience couldn't get to have connections with any character.

That alone created a lot of unrealistic turnouts like how quick trusting occurred There is less background on half the people to a point you wonder why they're even there.

Example the cops's wife.

The afrikaanse team came of as dumb, can't even open a warehouse, can't even catch thieves inside a Mall ...Lol seriously.

Then there is the trio, with which their entire cameo was like something ripped from some Hollywood new age Hollywood robin hoods Running a perfect unrealistic syndicate I'm sorry that's just not African & it bored me to death, the entire acting, bar marshal arts was just cringe.

I raise both my hands to the VFX team, they nailed it with the hyena & the gunshots

Eventually when credits roll you wonder what was the purpose in this movie.

★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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{{Presley Chweneyagae, Noxolo Dlamini, Deon Lotz, Bongile Mantsai, Fana Mokoena, Clementine Mosimane, S'Dumo Mtshali, Tumie Ngumla, Brenda Ngxoli}}
In the criminal underworld of Johannesburg, a jaded undercover police officer is tasked with cracking the biggest gold heist in African history that could make or break his career.

  • Parents Need to Know

Parents need to know that iNumber Number: Jozi Gold is a 2023 South African action movie in which an undercover cop tasked with stopping a gold heist must choose between justice and the law. Expect action movie violence throughout. A character is stabbed in the throat repeatedly -- blood. Characters are shot and injured and one is attacked by a hyena. A character's fingertip is chopped off with a machete. A character is killed by his head getting crushed by a machine that stamps and creates gold coins. Fighting with guns, rifles, posts, and sticks. Cocaine use. Cigarette smoking. Drinking. Language throughout, including "f--k" and "motherf--ker." Is a sequel to the 2013 movie Avenged -- stands on its own without needing to watch the original to follow along. To stay in the loop on more movies like this,

  • Mythoughts

Another SA production on the international platform marred by trying to fit in with Hollywood tendencies & end up giving the mass audience which is African an unoriginal work of art.

The storyline is simple & predictive & fast paced to a point we as the audience couldn't get to have connections with any character.

That alone created a lot of unrealistic turnouts like how quick trusting occurred There is less background on half the people to a point you wonder why they're even there.

Example the cops's wife.

The afrikaanse team came of as dumb, can't even open a warehouse, can't even catch thieves inside a Mall ...Lol seriously.

Then there is the trio, with which their entire cameo was like something ripped from some Hollywood new age Hollywood robin hoods Running a perfect unrealistic syndicate I'm sorry that's just not African & it bored me to death, the entire acting, bar marshal arts was just cringe.

I raise both my hands to the VFX team, they nailed it with the hyena & the gunshots

Eventually when credits roll you wonder what was the purpose in this movie.

★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
  continue reading

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