The Last Secret
Artus Frank, Nadia Buari, Martha Ankomah, Nana Akua Addo, George Dickman, Toosweet Annan
My boyfriend completes me and being my first love made it more beautiful. We were engaged to get married but his action towards me changed. I was worried but still accepted the fact that he was abroad and it was a long distance relationship. He came back without informing me, seeing him meant he came to surprise me. But I had it all wrong. My surprise left me heart broken, my source of joy left me for another woman. The reason which is yet to be discovered…. -Finipa
The Last Secret Part 1 and Part 2
Kensteve Anuka
-Story: [0 out of 5] There is literally no story to this movie. It is simply 100 minutes of the camera travelling around different locations with different people murmuring different incoherent words that have literally no meaning. Alright, maybe I was too mean and maybe there was a story in there somewhere. Goodluck finding it! Honestly, I’d have to say that the last movie I saw that was this crappy was Nadia Buari’s “The Diary“
-Originality: [0 out of 5] It was originally nonsense. If there was a story in between all that crapiness (which I highly doubt) then it still wasn’t original.
-Predictability: [0 out of 5] Beyond predictable
-Directing/Editing: [0 out of 5] I am taking note of this director’s name so that I ensure that I never watch another movie by him in my life. Not even one minute into the movie, there are already typos “A smiling face yet a murderous.” “A secret known yet to concealed.” (Even without all the typos. The intro to the movie made it seem like it was something serious and interesting, meanwhile, all the movie presented was an overly tall heap of B.S [Bubbly Sprite] ). The continuity sucks. The script is wack. Do people actually have friends who call them up whenever they see their friends’ boyfriends around town? To prove my point take this scenario. Nadia Buari is trying to drink God knows what in the name of poison, that she found UNDER A TREE in her house (who keeps poison under trees?) and then a strange man walks into the house (note that it is not his house and he does not know anyone in the house yet he walks in) and sees her. Then he starts begging her not to poison herself (did I mention how what she was drinking did not have poison written on it or even look like poison). And I’m thinking…”Hmm… she is not holding a knife or a gun. So why don’t you just snatch the frigging keg from her. Why are you begging her? The keg is not even open sef”. Scenarion #2 of utter uselessness. This girl walks in looking like a stripper to see her future mother in law. She struts in with her half naked body. Sits down and says “Good evening, everyone”. The future mother in law replies, “how are you my daughter”. And then the whore replies, “Thank you and you’re looking fab”… ?????….. WHAT!?!?!?! She asked a question and you reply thank you? WHAT?
-Acting quality: [0 out of 5] Only one person in this movie was actually capable of acting and that was Martha (imagine) and she was only in about 5 scenes and therefore, I don’t think it’s fair to classify her acting when considering that of those who were there from scene to scene.
-Setting and Costume: [2 out of 5] Settings. Ok. Costume… Hmm… Especially Artus’ sister’s costumes. Most of the time I could have sworn she was wearing P.J’s yet she wore it and left the house as per ‘dress’. God help us!
-Video and Audio Quality [2 out of 5] The audio for this movie had a mind of it’s own. It was loud when it wanted to be and silent the rest of the time
-Soundtrack [2 out of 5] The soundtrack wasn’t half bad but it was incorporated ‘rubbishly’ (if that’s a word).
u are kind enough to give this crap points. could have earned a few pounds if i did extra shift at work
Lmao… hahahahhaha #Dead
laugh don kee me die
Absolute disaster
The useless movie was released as the signature in nigeria i was decieved by the pic.it deserve no point total waste of time and money .
lol…:D