The much-anticipated film “The Razz Guy” dropped on Netflix in August, and it was one comedy Nigerians wanted to see.

In “The Razz Guy” a successful businessperson, Temi (Lasisi Elenu), prides himself on how strong his grammar and eloquence are. Quick to point out whenever someone else uses improper English, he’s rude to many people and looks down on others if they speak “pidgin English” or can’t properly conjugate verbs. He demands that those around him do not use “pidgin” and that they do not act “local.” But just as he is about to close a big deal, he loses his ability to speak correctly! Will he be able to cope?

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This comedy is a mixed bag. The good news is that the performances in “The Razz Guy” are great, energetic, committed, and playful. Also, the pace is quick, the runtime tight, and the tone is happy. The bad news is that the story is thin and the drama and stakes minimal, and most of the humor comes from a singular bit.

The chemistry between Temi and his lover played Nancy Isime is also laudable as the duo acts happy together while acting out their roles.

“The Razz Guy” is still on Netflix and its one film member of the family will enjoy watching.

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