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After six years in prison for killing Trife, Sam Peel (writer/ director Noel Clarke) is released to face the guilt and pain caused by his crime. Before he can rebuild his life, there's something he has to face first... those seeking revenge. In a desperate race against his past, the next 24 hours could be the longest of his life, as well as his last. Sam is about to go from kidulthood to adulthood... if he survives.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Excellent follow up to Kidulthood. We see the difference six years make and the paths the characters from the first instalment take. Not usually a fan of the kind of music that accompanies the film but have to say that it does give the film and extra bounce to it.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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I thought the first film was excellent, which I caught on TV accidently whilst channel hoping, so bought both the original and this sequel on the strength of the first film. Although i think the film deals bravely with a subject matter that is very much in the public consciousness with the surge in youth violence, and it deals with the subject in a sensitive way as well as being very stylised. Unfortunately it failed to have the same impact the first film had. I think it's worth watching, but whereas I can say I could watch the first film over and over, this sequel I don't think I would want to see more than once. SOME of the actors are great including the guy who plays Moony, and I love Noel Clarke so there is an extra star in there just for him alone:)
In a nutshell - it's......... OK!!
In a nutshell - it's......... OK!!
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Was thinking about this film days after
I really enjoyed Adulthood (and also Kidulthood). It showed me how different life is in London housing estates and made me question what kind of character I would be if I lived... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Rachel
gangsta wannabe
all plastic gangstas this is spott on 4 u. to be honest i did like it. im shocked. i want to be a rude boy not. good bye
Published 2 months ago by tango
Self-indulgent
I watched kidulthood and liked it. It was not supposed to be in-depth but raw and real
This film is supposed to evaluate characters more - and thus moves into a... Read more
This film is supposed to evaluate characters more - and thus moves into a... Read more
Published 3 months ago by C. B. Sivewright
Stunning film
I liked Kidulthood and have been meaning to watch this for years. This is of course a follow up to Kidulthood but it's quite a different film in some ways. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Roadrunner
very bad
very bad i had a video recorder picture in the top middle of the screen right the way thru the film which has pissed me off good film but unfortunatly i think it was copied had a... Read more
Published 9 months ago by addy
adulthood film
i buzz 0ff this film but i advise if ur watching this 1st watch the 1st 0ne before this u will understand it alot better kidulthood
rates 5 :)
rates 5 :)
Published 9 months ago by katherine mansell dodd
"I'm legally an adult ...I've never felt more like a kid"
After writing and acting in Kidulthood, Noel Clarke seizes full creative control by also directing the sequel. Read more
Published 10 months ago by GeekZilla
Pants
I watch this film and think "No wonder this country is in such a mess". The characters in it are plain not likeable and the type of stupid chavs that we all come across from time... Read more
Published 13 months ago by DonDraper
Technically OK, loathsome characters & plot
The London tourist board probably weren't too happy with Adulthood or the "prequel", Kidulthood. London is portrayed as pretty much a poster-child for zero-tolerance policing,... Read more
Published 17 months ago by Christopher Burns
adulthood
disc was by affordable dvd uk, disc was in dodgy wrapping, sound is dismal, picture quality equally dismal. Read more
Published 21 months ago by kay
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