RUBA795

The film had the potential to be one of the best cinematic portrayals of Frida's story. The editing was excellent and helped highlight the spirit of the narrative in an artistic and impactful way. Unfortunately, the excessive use of nudity and explicit scenes overshadowed the work, stripping it of much of its historical and human value. These scenes were unnecessary to the storytelling and made the viewing experience alienating, especially since the film depicts an important historical figure who deserves to be represented through a refined artistic lens, not artificial provocation.

Two stars for the director and their team only.

The movie was honestly just a waste of time.

No story.

No exciting events.

Zero comedy.

Dear Ibrahim Al Hajjaj, you're a talented actor, but you really need to diversify your roles a little. It doesn't make sense that your character in this movie feels exactly the same as in your previous works!!

Especially the school scene-I didn't even smile.

Thank God I watched it on Netflix and not in the cinema 😂

Aside from the movie itself, Ibrahim, you should step out of the comedy bubble. Try leaning a bit towards drama-I'm sure you'd shine in it. Look at the most famous comedians like Steve Carell and Jim Carrey, they diversified their roles and amazed us.

Can you imagine? Two hours, and I don't think I laughed even once!! The movie was so long it felt like I was watching it for an entire day.

At minute 23:58 the voice-over was so obvious. Was it really that hard to reshoot the scene? 😂

And the weirdest part-the movie was full of ads! I didn't get it at all. Hello?? Study marketing, because what I learned is totally different from what you did in this film. You don't need to literally say the brand name 98,472,72 times-you can just show it without mentioning it.

In the end, I think if it were a Ramadan series, maybe it could've worked-but of course, with a completely different script.