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I haven't written a review on IMDB before, but with how terrible this Film is , I feel like I need to inform Sane , intelligent persons to avoid this film at all cost!!
It's so terrible I don't even know where to begin. The plot is very unrealistic, the acting was wooden on most occasions. So many cringe moments like the Cheerleader scenes. Cheer leaders in Nigeria?!!! C'mon!!!
How about the fight scenes, or the kid kidnapping, so many plot holes it's a wonder the actors didn't fall through a crack.
Please avoid at all cost. You should Instead watch wet paint dry up. That'll be a more reasonable use of your time.
It's so terrible I don't even know where to begin. The plot is very unrealistic, the acting was wooden on most occasions. So many cringe moments like the Cheerleader scenes. Cheer leaders in Nigeria?!!! C'mon!!!
How about the fight scenes, or the kid kidnapping, so many plot holes it's a wonder the actors didn't fall through a crack.
Please avoid at all cost. You should Instead watch wet paint dry up. That'll be a more reasonable use of your time.
Far from home looks like a glorified high budget elementary school production written and directed by an imaginative 10 year old. It is truly ridiculous with a plot that lacks direction is uncoordinated , with loopholes that defy common sense.
It is packed with a star studded cast who's talents are undermined by amateur script writing and terrible directing. The series desperately tries to embody western young high school troupes but ends up being pretentious and sometimes downright cringe. The characters lacked depth and are unlikeable particularly the protagonist. The series ends in a rushed and an anti climatic manner and one is left truly feeling like their time has been wasted
A truly terrible series in every sense.
It is packed with a star studded cast who's talents are undermined by amateur script writing and terrible directing. The series desperately tries to embody western young high school troupes but ends up being pretentious and sometimes downright cringe. The characters lacked depth and are unlikeable particularly the protagonist. The series ends in a rushed and an anti climatic manner and one is left truly feeling like their time has been wasted
A truly terrible series in every sense.
For a show meant to appeal to Nigerians, this show whitewashed the culture down to the mere pronunciation of the protagonist's name; Ishaya.
There are lots more things that make the show extremely unbearable to watch such as the lack of proper context of what exactly Wilmer is, the cringeworthy dialogues, as well as the forced accents and the mediocre acting from a vast majority of the cast excluding the portrayers of the Antagonists. Surely there are much more talented actors in Nigeria; the most populated country in Africa yet the ones that make it to the big screen always represent the Nigerian movie industry quite poorly.
The show has flaws that outweigh the good parts, however i honestly couldn't stop until i got the last episode. The show had so much potential and could do better with a lot more brains put into the writing. It's worth a watch nonetheless.
There are lots more things that make the show extremely unbearable to watch such as the lack of proper context of what exactly Wilmer is, the cringeworthy dialogues, as well as the forced accents and the mediocre acting from a vast majority of the cast excluding the portrayers of the Antagonists. Surely there are much more talented actors in Nigeria; the most populated country in Africa yet the ones that make it to the big screen always represent the Nigerian movie industry quite poorly.
The show has flaws that outweigh the good parts, however i honestly couldn't stop until i got the last episode. The show had so much potential and could do better with a lot more brains put into the writing. It's worth a watch nonetheless.
I actually have stopped halfway watching to really express how this show is soo good! Am kenyan.... Our film industry has yet to reach to such heights... This is honestly a 10/10 for me.. Very impressed!.. I cant actually really express how impressed I am.. The African film industry is growing... South Africa was the first... With blood and water.. Zulu and the bones films... Now Nigeria is here.... This is a perfect master piece... Am happy for Africa.... I just hope us Kenyans can effectively contribute to the African film industry... To the director and the cast.... Good work... Kudos!... Well done!
I think the casting really boosted the series. Great acting skills, they killed their roles and that made the film a great watch for me. Ishaya embodied his role, it was fantastic. The cinematography was great too. I think the storyline was rushed and not so realistic enough. Since it was going to be a series, they would have developed the storyline better, don't see the need to rush everything in one season. We could have had more realistic feel of what living in the slum area of Isale Eko is for a young adult. It was a nice and it's one of those films I'll see again a few more times when I'm bored.
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