The story was going on well, till the male actor didn't report his friend for attempted rape and burglary. Even after they got recorded voice evidence. I don't know what the movie was portraying with this act. The criminal act of covering one's friend? Even the second friend too became aware and no police case? Then the boss was made aware and all she did was fire the culprit, not making the police aware. He didn't even let the lady know that he knew who was assaulted her.

She already was about to marry the new man. She didn't act uncertain. And the male actor had apologized numerous time. He comes to the wedding and says the exact same apology. And all of a sudden she goes saying "that's all you had to say." I don't know about that scenario as I am not a movie writer or producer but as a viewer it seems far fetched even for a fantasy.

Terrible story development and the pacing doesn't make much sense. Lead character is a creep who allows a friend to get away with an attempt sexual assault of the woman he's in love with. I guess he's supposed to be the "underdog."

The woman lead is better, but not by much. Both characters are unlikeable, so its hard to form a rooting interest in either.

The pacing is terrible, so with about 5 mins left you realize that they need to find a way to wrap the movie and get the two leads to end up together. The solution was an ending that essentially steals the Whitley and Dewayne Wayne wedding scene from A Different World season 5.

It was cool. It's nice to see Africans movies be represented in major platforms. I also enjoyed the storyline it was different. Just enjoy the film for what it is, especially if you are from the diaspora.

The film also represents when millennials go through loneliness and financial struggles other opportunities and outlets they need to do in order to keep their head above water.

I appreciated the main characters shy demeanor and wanting more out of his career and his lack of relationships in his live life. I am not sure what else to say to expand on the film but give BIPOC films a chance and watch it with an open mind and lens.

#ampmwellness.