I can't believe they actually made this movie and even published it. Who even wrote this, really? Even AI could write better scripts. The main character's portrayal makes no sense. She's supposed to be a highly educated lawyer, apparently the best in the city and maybe even the country, yet she ends up sleeping with her client... make that make sense. And the client himself, who's supposedly wrongly accused of murder, acts as if he's been accused of petty theft... Completely unprofessional and idiotic movie.
This movie is a complete travesty of storytelling and lacks any semblance of logic or coherence. From the unrealistic portrayal of a successful lawyer to the absurd behavior of the accused, it's clear that the writers didn't bother with any semblance of research or authenticity. The entire premise feels like a cheap attempt to capitalize on sensationalism rather than crafting a meaningful narrative.
Moreover, the dialogue is painfully contrived, with characters spouting lines that feel more like caricatures than real people. The lack of depth in character development only exacerbates the film's myriad of flaws, leaving the audience feeling disconnected and uninvested in the outcome.
I watched the movie solely because of Kelly Rowland. She was good in the film, which is a shame. It's not her fault that the writing of the movie was pure garbage. Kelly Rowland's performance stood out amidst the mess of the script, showcasing her talent and versatility as an actress. It's disappointing to see her talents wasted on such a poorly written project.
This movie is a complete travesty of storytelling and lacks any semblance of logic or coherence. From the unrealistic portrayal of a successful lawyer to the absurd behavior of the accused, it's clear that the writers didn't bother with any semblance of research or authenticity. The entire premise feels like a cheap attempt to capitalize on sensationalism rather than crafting a meaningful narrative.
Moreover, the dialogue is painfully contrived, with characters spouting lines that feel more like caricatures than real people. The lack of depth in character development only exacerbates the film's myriad of flaws, leaving the audience feeling disconnected and uninvested in the outcome.
I watched the movie solely because of Kelly Rowland. She was good in the film, which is a shame. It's not her fault that the writing of the movie was pure garbage. Kelly Rowland's performance stood out amidst the mess of the script, showcasing her talent and versatility as an actress. It's disappointing to see her talents wasted on such a poorly written project.