Great acting and fun shots/sound leading us into the main story. I enjoyed watching it.

So good! Great casting for the roles you wrote. The voice of the hero, he totally had that whole gravelly "I will find you" Liam Neeson type voice down. I thought the whole film was shot so well with shots and editing that emphasized various power dynamics, made it interesting to watch, and upped the drama etc. The gunfire looked awesome. Always good to hear the wilhelm scream, too haha. A+ job!

Really liked your film, the man with the tin hat being in every scene was a good touch!

BEST MOVE EVER!!! Loved it so much, going to make my next short film based off this!! Soo good ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I really liked your filmmaking chops! Unfortunately, at my house we could see every plot beat coming a mile away, I would have liked to see a more ambitious story. But Comedy of Errors has been a hard genre.

A film that dares to ask: What If Cyberpunk but Looney Tunes? Great gags and a really fun time. The part where they pretend to be a painting painting and then the villain takes the painting into the vault, was pure genius.

This film has the best neo-noir cinematography I've seen in the entire comp thus far, and I wish you had committed to your genre, no other team has played it straight, so far it's all been parodies. The film as it is is weirdly smashed together with a Comedy of Errors. The idea is funny enough, but it falls into the people-standing-around-arguing trap. I wish the idea could have developed into a few more scenes, and ended somewhere more surprising. No scene of Joshua Bruce as Sir Peter Jackson giving his yearly Grand Finals vlog speech?

Watched it twice, incredible twist, favourite school team so far. Really good acting from the kids. The only thing that was unclear was the fact that Bayleigh was engineering the accidents. We got a hint of that after Billy's scene, but I didn't understand what she had done. Hope to see this with Best School Team.

Really good eighties action. I didn't understand who the character was or what he was trying to do. It seemed like the only thing the film was interested in was the action scene. Which was incredible: you really stuck the landing. Most 48Hours I don't want to see more of, but I would gladly watch a feature film of this kiwi bloke action hero shooting and quipping his way through the Russian mob, that would blow minds.