Leave My Wife
Prince David Osei, Scott Robert, Emmanuel Emoabino, Selma Mumuni, Chinwe Isaac, Bibi Bright, Kafui Danku, Cecillia Gyase Konamah
Louis (Prince David Osei) is an Environmental and Climate Researcher who loves and adores his wife Olivia (Selma Mumuni). Silvanus (Scott Roberts) shares a unique love story with his wife Trina (Chinwe Isaac), who is also an Environmental and Climate Researcher.Love is a beautiful thing and as faith would have it, these couples enjoyed every bit of their marriage. Louis and Trina both have demanding jobs that have them been away from their homes quite often. Disaster struck when both Researchers are sent out on an assignment which will not seek their return. Do victims of the same circumstances come together to kill their sadness or each one for themselves? Watch as the story unfold as to how each surviving spouse chose to deal with their grief - African Movie Place
Leave My Wife 1 and 2.
Olawore S. Sunshine
Olawore S. Sunshine
2011
-Story: [1 out of 5] Wow… to state it simply, this was a useless movie. The story was too forward and the execution was ridiculous.
-Originality: [1 out of 5] Uhm… Yes this movie was original as regards the whole Island scenes and what not.
-Predictability: [0 out of 5] After reading the synopsis, some things (if not all) were a given.
-Directing/Editing: [1 out of 5] I honestly can not believe that it is the same person who made “Please Marry Me” (that I was praising yesterday) that made this movie (that I am cussing out today). For starters the continuity was really reckless. By continuity I mean scene progressions. I found myself fastforwarding through most of it because I was honestly not into it. There was a flashback (of the exact same thing) in every other scene (ok! I might be exaggerating but it definitely felt like every other scene). And then the timeline…. o the timeline! Sometimes they’ll say that they were on the Island for a month, some time 3 weeks some time 3 months. And how am I supposed to believe that that mgbeke girl was just floating around the river for so many days without food and yet she survived. Puh…lease.
-Acting quality: [0 out of 5] This was just a joke. Prince David? Really? You went from Please Marry Me to this? I was beginning to respect you and now… that has flown out the window. Everyone else was indeed a joke. And Scott Roberts… I’ve seen you in a couple of movies now. They say practice makes perfect. I take it that he is the exception to this rule. This movie might have been a little better if Bibi Bright was given an actual role as one of the ‘wives’ as opposed to a friend to a girl with a higher role than hers even though she, Bibi, is the better actor.
-Setting: [1 out of 5] This movie was definitely just failing all over the place. The setting was the opposite of Please Marry Me. Everything they did right in Please Marry Me, they did wrong in this movie.
-Costume/Make-Up: [2 out of 5] *no comments*
-Props and Graphics: [2 out of 5] I liked the train. It’s the first time I’ve seen a train in an African movie. However, the accident on the boat was just too fake. Almost as comical as the fire in Felicima
-Video Quality: [2 out of 5] Ok
-Audio Quality [0 out of 5] You need to leave your fingers on the volume control… 24/7
-Soundtrack: [0 out of 5] Was an array of stolen songs and again the credit was not given at the end to the original artists. And these songs were just much worse than the songs used in Please Marry Me
-Musical Score: [2 out of 5] Ok
Lost In His Glory
The day arthus will catch u….hmmm
Hmm… he better hurry up and catch me o. Maybe that will encourage him to hire a speech coach. With all the movies he has been shooting out, he can’t say that he can’t afford it!
Abi, he doesn’t realize that he has a problem?
Muahahahahahaha, Nolly Reinvented no vex oh loool
But you know I haff to gloat and say “I told you soooo” lol
Ghanians are also releasing some really bad movies, i hope you know that ‘Government babes’ dey
Hahaha this movie did me like film trick.
How did the same people who made the other amazing film bring themselves to the level of this crap? The only thing missing was Artus Frank to crown its crappy glory