The Struggle

Of course, another movie from Maverick Entertainment. And I have to say that the movie was off to a very rocky start, given the ridiculous music that played during the intro credits. I absolutely loathe rap and hip hop music.

This was a movie that I had never heard about, so I didn't know what I was in for. And thus, I opted to give the movie a fair chance.

The storyline in the movie was nearly non-existing. It was hard to fathom what writer Robert L. Parker III was thinking here. Needless to say that I was not the least bit entertained by the dumpster fire that was the script for this movie.

Of course I was not familiar with a single actress or actor on the cast list. Many of the acting performances were questionable at best, making it somewhat cringeworthy to sit through and witness.

The camera angles, camera work and cinematography in the movie was atrociously amateurish and annoying to witness. It looked and felt like a movie that was shot on someone's mobile phone camera and the person had zero idea of how to shoot a video. It made the movie feel home-made and laughable.

And the sound was pretty terrible also. Some of the scenes had distorted audio, which made it somewhat difficult to get the dialogue. Again, very amateurish production.

Don't waste 97 minutes of your life to watch "The Struggle". Some of us suffered through this garbage heap, so you don't have to; you're quite welcome.

My rating of writer and director Robert L. Parker III's 2019 movie "The Struggle" lands on a generous one out of ten stars. This was one of the worst movies from Maverick Entertainment that I've suffered through.

Terrible movie. Just terrible.

This movie was very entertaining I give it 3?stars for effort. However, there are some pointers that need adjustments. First, the cameraman was showing in various shots holding the mic through the mirror. The lightning needed adjustment in dark scenes. The women showing body parts needed to be makeuair sprayed to hide scars on their bodies. Also people were walking displaying shadows while the film was rolling. Overall it was good, but it can be better.