mohamedkazzaz

The main problem with this movie is its focus on a cereal product. It's hard to see why anyone would be interested in the story of a cereal. It's not an innovative or globally renowned product, making the plot feel boring and uninteresting. The narrative fails to captivate or draw the viewer in, leaving much to be desired in terms of engagement.

Moreover, Seinfeld's performance was cringeworthy, detracting from the overall experience every time he appeared on screen. His presence didn't add any value and, in fact, made the film more difficult to watch. The attempts at humor fell flat, and the character interactions felt forced and unnatural.

The movie really was boring and unengaging, lacking the creativity and depth needed to make such an unusual plot surrounding a Cereal matter appealing. It missed the mark on delivering an entertaining and worthwhile experience.

The first season was undeniably impressive, but the second season seems burdened by unrevealed motives and a forced effort to match the current trend expectations. In my opinion, the decision to proceed with a second season with these changes was unfortunate . After watching the whole season, iIt becomes evident that two unnecessary characters were forced into the story without any need. If they had never been there, the story would have been the same. This in addition to manipulations to the main characters' relationship to align with an obvious specific agendas. I wish we could go back to the old days when the entertainment industry and makers just made movies and series without hidden agendas and forced ideologies.

It is fascinating that they did not even shot the film in Egypt, yet they were able to depict Egypt in a way that is very close to reality.

I like how they abandoned the typical stereotype of Egyptians and Egypt, I would like to see season 2 for sure.