What a nice virtual trip to East Africa from the comforts of our homes! 'Djibouti' had a solid script, good entertaining moments, but regrettably a not-so-good execution
DELICIOUS
-Anyone watching 'Djibouti' will have a taste of the country as the movie introduced us to its beautiful people, music, cities, traditions, and languages😍
-Amith Chakalakkal outdid himself compared to his previous roles. He was hilarious and casual, then transformed into a responsible shattered man.
-'Djibouti' will definitely teach you about the extreme need to bond as brothers when living abroad. Louie's friends in Djibouti were his backbone as he faced several battles
-Good job to the fight choreographers for producing dynamic scenes that were so exhilarating!
BLAND
-The inconsistent editing sadly killed 'Djibouti'. Many scenes didn't smoothly transition to the next and the audio was affected by many echo sounds
-Color grading failed to accentuate the beauty of the landscapes in Djibouti and Kerala. The green screen shots were too obvious and took away from the authenticity of the story...
