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The Tobi Bakare vs. Falz chemistry is one such fire casting choice. It’s surprising to see Falz as a serious cop given his music career but it seems to have worked well for the film.
Valid point on the brotherhood theme being secondary to the action though. For a film called "Brotherhood," Akin and Wale's emotional core should have been at the forefront, not just a backdrop to the robberies. The fight scenes need to be good, otherwise the title doesn't mean anything.
That production quality praise makes sense though 85/100.