Tag

The effects were really cheap, the green screen was so clear to notice, i felt like watching a 1980s indian film, and the script was the worst thing to ever hear, the level of comedy is so bad, they used the same joke like 5 times and the tall guy just farted and made him fly is so much boring. We need to get better at those types of films or we will be stucked in our low quality films, some seenes were taking from spiderman film, and what kind of superhero has every power?! The speed, the power, cant get hurt by any tool except of one, where is the entertainment in that? I hope this message will help.

As a new concept to Arabic and Egyptian cinemas, it was good attempt at superheros movies with light flavor.

However, it was an obvious mix and adaptation of DC and marvel superheroes (i.e deadpool, spiderman, and superman) along with the movie Jumper.

Also, as usual, Tamer hosny always tries to includes advice and to be social worker that will guide people as rest of his films.

The movie Lacks of characters development, a lot of cliches and plot gaps (i.e middle class who can afford designers brands and cloths!)

Overall, the movie was entertaining, good attempt and no boring moments. Just don't raise your expectations.

"Tag" is a superhero movie with an Egyptian twist, depicting a young man inheriting supernatural abilities from his family and using them to help people. The protagonist's powers include flight, invisibility, super strength, teleportation, and incredible speed, reminiscent of a mix between Superman, The Flash, Deadpool, and others. However, the film suffers from a weak storyline, a poorly crafted plot, and a ridiculous ending, attributed to the fact that the film's writer is also the lead actor, the singer Tamer Hosny. Consequently, it stands as one of the weakest productions in Egyptian cinema.

The scenarios depicted in the film are strange and illogical. For example, there's a scene where the hero is sitting in a crowded public bus, concealing his identity, while the bus driver plays loud and annoying music. When a woman asks the driver to stop, he refuses, and despite her repeated requests, he insists she jumps off the bus. It takes the intervention of the brave hero to finally stop the bus so the woman can get off. Such a scenario is unrealistic and absurd in the real world.

In summary, "Tag" is one of the worst movies I've ever seen, and I rate it 4/10.

Note: This film may cause health and psychological issues, and it could affect your fertility after watching it.

Very bad. It's wasting time.i spend my money for nothing. I hope the main actors think again next time to not play atolls with Tamer Hosny bad singer bad actor even in reality live Very bad. It's wasting time.i spend my money for nothing. I hope the main actors think again next time to not play atolls with Tamer Hosny Very bad. It's wasting time.i spend my money fornothing. I hope the main actors think again next time to not play atolls with Tamer Hosn Very bad. It's wasting time.i spend my money for nothing. I hope the main actors think again next time to not play atolls with Tamer Hosny Good.

As a viewer, "Tag" left much to be desired in both its production quality and narrative execution. The film's production values fell short of expectations, lacking the polish and finesse typically associated with major motion pictures. From cinematography to editing, the technical aspects of the film failed to captivate and immerse the audience.

Furthermore, the story itself proved to be a disappointment. While the concept of adults engaging in an elaborate game of tag held promise for comedic and thematic exploration, the execution fell flat. The narrative lacked depth and failed to engage on an emotional or intellectual level. Character development was minimal, leaving the audience disconnected from the protagonists' journey.

In conclusion, "Tag" fails to deliver as a compelling cinematic experience due to its weak production values and uninspired storytelling. While the premise held potential, the execution ultimately falls short of expectations. As a result, viewers may find themselves disappointed by this lackluster production.