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Sumotherhood

ComedyCrimeDrama

Two hapless friends run into trouble after an attempted bank robbery goes wrong.

Year

2023

Duration

1h 37m

IMDb

4.6

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Cast

Adam Deacon

Director

Adam Deacon

Riko

JZ

Jazzie Zonzolo

Kane

Cast

Adam Deacon

Director

Adam Deacon

Riko

JZ

Jazzie Zonzolo

Kane

Richie Campbell

Tyrese

Jennifer Saunders

DI Brookes

Peter Serafinowicz

Krzysztof

Danny Sapani

Leo

Kobna Holdbrook-Smith

Shotti

Ed Sheeran

Crack Ed

London Hughes

Rowanda

Leomie Anderson

Tamara

Jeremy Corbyn

Jeremy Corbyn

BA

Babatunde Aleshe

PC Williams

Jaime Winstone

Sarah

Ruxandra Porojnicu

Pola

Kevin Bishop

Random Customer in Bank

Tamzin Outhwaite

Ambulance Worker

Vas Blackwood

PC Ian

Adam Deacon

Writer

Michael Vu

Writer

JZ

Jazzie Zonzolo

Writer

Trailer

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Comments

10 Comments

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KOJO LARBI AYISIJan 11, 2024

You know how Home Alone 1 and 2 are timeless classics...and every other Home Alone after them have been absolute abominations... Well that's exactly what we have here with 'Sumotherhood'. Kidulthood and Adulthood were brilliant, but every spin-off since has been pure garbage. Appearing to be written by school kids on a bus home from school...unfunny, OTT stereotypes, forced, pointless cameos, almost zero story...the whole thing is just WACK! I literally only laughed ONCE, during the Ed Sheeran scene...he was only on for about 45 seconds...and the fact that he was the best thing in the entire film, tells you all you need to know. These guys are living in the past and trying way too hard to keep this franchise alive. Get some professional writers, start a new project ..and move on!

SikaJan 2, 2024

best ever

Blaq MushkaDec 27, 2023

In really loved the first film but this is a hard watch. The first film was a mix of funny and silly but it worked. There is a couple a funny parts of the film but mainly is a load of rubbish. Even the bits that with Tyrone is over done. He was hilarious in the first one but his character is just plain stupid. There is no real story to the film and it just gets more stupid. I wasn't such a fan of the first film I would have turned it off after the first ten minutes. There is one or two funny scenes like the bank robbery but they ruin it by over playing it. It's good to see Adam Deacon back on the screens as he has always been funny but this attempt it's just dry.

noura_medDec 25, 2023

I don't know what all the fuss is about, actually liked it and thought it was quite funny. It's not to be taken seriously in any shape or form , after all it is a comedy, just enjoy the ride people. Well scripted, the jokes were funny, and some great cameos, which you knew from the trailers but good to see nevertheless. Really good to see Jazzie back in his element along with his other fellow youtube actors from back in the day together again. If Adam Deacon and co are up for making further comedies then would definitely give it the time of day. Respect to you Adam for persevering and getting this film made.

JLive MusicDec 25, 2023

British made comedy drama. Two young wannabe gangsters, Riko and Kane, owe their landlord £15K, they have a time limit to pay back and decide to rob a megastar rapper backstage for his gold watch, gold chain etc, of course this goes disastrously wrong. Next, they plan to rob a local bank, but this also goes wrong and leads them to one of East London's most notorious gangs. Also includes the obligatory love interest Many slapstick capers and lots of cameos from British comedy and music stars (Ed Sheeran for instance) Made for a young audience, but I laughed several times. Well made British cinema is always worth a look.