A Tribe Called Judah scores 4/10, according to Daniel Regha’s take on Funke Akindele’s film

A Tribe Called Judah scores 4/10, according to Daniel Regha’s take on Funke Akindele’s film. In a recent critique, the contentious Twitter figure, Daniel Regha, has offered a less-than-glowing assessment of Funke Akindele’s widely talked-about movie, “A Tribe Called Judah.” Despite the film’s remarkable achievement of reaching 1 billion views globally, Regha stands in stark contrast to the widespread acclaim, assigning it a modest rating of 4/10. While the movie has garnered immense appreciation and praise from a multitude of viewers, Regha presents a dissenting opinion, characterizing it as merely average.

Delving into the specifics of his critique, Regha takes issue with certain scenes in the film, contending that they are extraneous, lacking in substantive value, and, in his estimation, needlessly protracted the overall duration of the movie. Furthermore, his dissatisfaction extends to the concluding moments of “A Tribe Called Judah,” where he criticizes the ending, deeming it subpar. In offering this critique, Daniel Regha introduces a contrasting perspective to the prevailing positive sentiments surrounding Funke Akindele’s cinematic creation.

"A Tribe Called Judah" is a 4/10 movie. Though a comedy genre, the film tricks aren't realistic enough & the movie lacks comedy satire; Not to mention its p¤¤r ending. Furthermore, many scenes plus conversations were n¤t necessary cos they added n¤ value & made the movie long, an…

— Daniel Regha (@DanielRegha) January 7, 2024