Glamour Girls

IGNORE THE BAD REVIEWS

I liked the movie, but I wish it had been done better.

First off the cast was great, especially Sharon Ooja (Emma), Nse Ikpe Etim (Donna), and Joselyn Dumas (Jemma). Temisan Emmanuel's role as Tommy looked cringe at first, but he killed the role. Plus there were some nice twists to kick the story into motion.

Then they had a great storyline; whether it was copied, I do not know. And the Alte soundtrack which brought me to the movie.

But where they flopped was the execution. The movie felt rushed and poorly put together and it became increasingly obvious in the third act. And the makeup was quite laughable in some scenes.

Worse of all, some scenes, some character motivations, and parts of the plot were hard to understand. It all felt like a project rushed and put together hurriedly.

I really feel this movie would have been great with a much better producer and film editor. These mistakes made the otherwise great movie look really bad.

Kudos to the graphic artists that created the poster design for glamour girls.

Now to the movie... Glamour girls is meant to be a remake of the 1994 classic but it falls short in every ramification.

The acting is so over the top that they make William shatner look normal.

No character arc What seems to be a plotpoint fails woefully in hitting its mark

I have no idea what the film is trying to show or portray, maybe that Nigerians too have flashy things.

So, if yiou wanna watch because of the nostalgia of the 94 classic then go ahead, if not, its better to spend your time doing more productive things.like washing the beach or sweeping the forest.

Bad storyline, rubbish cast except Sharon Ooja! Bad acting, forced comedy and unrealistic politicians.

Toke can not act to save her life, what was Etim's husband role in the movie? Why was the politician's wife stupid ? Sharon made you get 2/10!

You have to like the movies - the genre I reckon. I guess it can be called that. Whatever it is you call it, you have to dig it. There is a lot of cliches flying around, there is romantic notes, there are some action elements to it, but there is also a really cool soundtrack. Something I personally really liked.

Not to be revered for any acting achievements or story innovations, this can be fun, if you suspend your disbelief. I try not to watch too many of those - but this felt a bit better than some of the others I have seen in the past. That being said, still not convinced to become a full fledged fan.

You hear Glamour Girls and you think, Oh this is gonna be watch-worthy but NO.

1 for Sharon Ooja, 1 for Nse Ikpe Etim and that's the whole rating of the movie.

Tainks.