The movie is basically like that saying when someone is having a bad day and says, “What could possibly make this worse?” and then it gets worse.
The music is great, but I just don't like these hustling stories that just keeps getting worse and more beggy.
I can see this getting better on a rewatch, but for now this is the rating it deserves.
I watched the film not knowing anything about it, so I wondered a lot about what's the premise of it. I didn't fully understand what Freddie or Lancaster represent untill more than halfway through the film I went into Letterboxd and read what the story is about.
The first third of the film I liked everything, and especially the writing and score.…
Bar Al Pacino, this film was bad on so many levels.
Directing and cinematography was trash especially the scene where he was throwing money, I mean how stupid do you think the viewer is to put a scene that is done so poorly as this one.
Acting felt forced and unnatural from so many characters mainly his mom and the bank teller.
The story was somewhat intresting till they revealed he was doing all this for a sex change of…
"القدر مش موافق ، الكون مش سامِح ، ربنا مُش رايد"
I was in my feels with a tear in my eye for almost two thirds of the film. It affected me a lot and the quotes for each chapter were so strong and perfect, plus my favourite type of movies are the ones centered around dialogue between two characters and this one was a great example of that.
The character changes between each meetup was such an intresting part…
