College Girls
Martha Ankomah, Kalsum Sinare, Luckie Lawson, Christabel Ekeh, Chinenye Uyanna, Calista Okoronkwo
The movie follows the exploits of two opposing cliques in a Ghanaian secondary school, the influence of peer pressure, and the paths one chooses at a young age
College Girls Part 1 and Part 2
Evans Anaele
Ugochukwu Samuel
Evans Anaele
2012
Had the potential to teach a moral if done better
Terrible acting
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Story: [1 out of 5]
Yes! There is a storyline. Yes! The story [arguably] teaches a morale. Yes! The story might be a reflection of the current state of affairs in some secondary schools. But No! The story was not constructed well at all. No! This is not how to go about sending a message. And no! It’s not at all a movie that keeps you at the edge of your seat (or at the edge of anything really)
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[toggle_box title=”Originality” width=”Width of toggle box”]-Originality: [0 out of 5]
No no no… it’s a concept that has been overly explored
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[toggle_box title=”Predictability” width=”Width of toggle box”]-Predictability: [0 out of 5]
Overly predictable all though I’m not exactly sure about the ending (it wasn’t much of an ending). Which probably means there was a part 3 and 4 (which I will not be watching)
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[toggle_box title=”Acting” width=”Width of toggle box”]-Acting quality: [0.5 out of 5]
The real problem with this movie, however, arises with the talents in this movie (or lack thereof). There were 4 people whose names I knew: Luckie, Martha, Kalsum and Christabel. Everyone else could not act to save their lives; especially the Hausa man with the fake Hausa accent… that was offensive to hausa men worldwide
Now of the three that are well known: Martha’s acting really doesn’t sit well with me. Sometimes she does well, other times it’s too much gra gra. Christable has a lot of potential as an actress and delivers well but needs to learn how to choose her scripts. It’s as though she filters for the most absolute ridiculous movies (either that, or those who write the absolutely ridiculous movies target only her). And finally, Luckie Lawson and Kalsum Sinare. Luckie and Kalsum were barely in 3 scenes so they weren’t really able to buffer the lack of actual acting going on in this movie
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[toggle_box title=”Setting” width=”Width of toggle box”]-Setting: [1 out of 5]
Fair
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[toggle_box title=”Costume/Make-Up” width=”Width of toggle box”]-Costume/Make-Up: [2 out of 5]
Ok
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Not bad
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Very poor
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Highly inconsistent
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Fair
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[toggle_box title=”Musical Score” width=”Width of toggle box”]-Musical Score: [1 out of 5]
Could have been better
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Wicked Love
Only the excerpt got me laughing hard
The name is very catchy but I’ll take your words for it
Thanks for the review