The movie concept has potential, but the acting was poor. The directing and quality of the movie was lacking professionalism. The movie definitely should be reviewed and try to emphasize the difference in culture in a different way. I think that the communication examples were not great examples, there could have been better ways to demonstrate intercultural communications. Code-switching as well, I think the movie overall was ineffective and did not deliver the message. The choice of demonstrating a white man and black man were stereotypical, I think that the director could have taken more time to be more creative with the dialogue.

The scenes were thought out, well, but felt very awkward with how the lines were delivered. There were too many instances where the actors would start out a scene with silence and take a moment to start speaking their lines. The scenes would go on, too long with these moments of silences. Some of the actors could've done better with how they moved. Sometimes the movement would look really stiff, and awkward. Not only can the actors' motions be awkward, but the camera shots could've had less empty space in the scenes. The scenes were also missing the importance of audio management. The voice lines can be hard to hear at times.

I felt that man number one was too harsh to woman number one. I did not fully understand what was going on but I did notice some gunfire, honestly not too impressed with these second rate performances. Unfortunately from the five minutes I have watched. I am going to give this film a 2/10 stars. Kinda cringe. Pretty mid tbh. The rollercoaster of emotions that made me feel sick to my stomach more than the cold oatmeal I have every morning. Cinnamon and sugar is the best one but I ran out yesterday. Which reminds me, I need to go to the CVS to buy fruity pebbles. How I could forget such a crucial meal. Well that's a mystery I'll have to solve soon. Call me Fred, no Flinstone. Let me call up my dog, no scooby doo.