Customer Reviews

Crazy Hong Kong [VHS]

5 star:		(1)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

I love the first two gods must be crazy movies, so I took this one on faith. The first two show you the beauty and the tranquility of simple living in Africa.

This movie I watched once, then dropped in the recycle pile. That was actually showing a lot of restraint, because I felt like setting it on fire. Don't buy this. Just - don't.

Watching the first two movies, you feel like you've been given a gift. Watching this makes you feel like something has been taken from you. By force.

I just watched the first 20 minutes of this movie in awe: while the first two movies broadened my view of the world and society, this one made me want to shoot the director.

This movie was not directed by the genius who directed the first two, Jamie Uys, but by some uncreative, incompetent and completely tasteless Hong Kong director named Billy Chan. I find it immoral that the producers corrupted N!xau into making the piece of excrement that this film is.

This movie is aimed at brain-dead individuals who thought the first two movies were only just funny, when in actual fact they are meant to deliver a deep philosophical message. I guess Billy Chan didn't quite understand the first two movies, or he was merely interested in making a few bucks off the momentum of the previous two.

The previous 5-star review is utter deceptive nonsense.

Not as funny as the first one since the story lacked depth comedy or not. Yet still good for a few laughs.

You had to work to get here. This movie, with the g left off of Kong is hard to find.

This movie is part of the Gods Must Be Crazy series, and it is the best of the later movies. In this movie N!xau is wandering around Hong Kong. Basically he is wondering where he is and how to get home. It's big time culture shock.

This movie is sometimes called The Gods Must Be Crazy IV-2. There is another movie that also claims to be number IV. All of these movies and how they relate to each other is made much more clear in the Gods Must Be Crazy web site.