Ghost in Transit

Another Egyptian comedy film is weak in terms of production, writing, and dialogues. It has dull dialogues, a storyline leaning towards the cartoonish, with cheap events and a poor plot. I can't find anything positive to say about this terrible work.

The most important question is: Why has comedy declined in Egypt? Or rather, why has it descended into this cheap form that's not even suitable for home viewing, let alone cinemas? I don't have an answer to this question, but I ask myself: Is it because of cheap writing? And why is the writing cheap? Is it due to limited resources, lack of ideas, or poor production? Everything is possible. However, to answer these questions, we need to look at the greedy producers who focus solely on money and quantity rather than quality.

This is the answer: prioritizing quantity over quality.

Note: that I do not lean towards negativity in this review; I support negativity in this review.