The poor are honest, and the rich are careless. Yes, I can go out of my way to say that the first half of the movie has barely any character development, but the movie surely has a meaning to it.
I'll tell you right now if you are looking for a fast-paced movie, that has interesting characters, that's not there. It's a slow, "real-life" movie, about usage. If you just think from the regular perspective, hey it's just these two women messing around sure, then the movie is barely a 3.
If we look at the full picture, that one of the women truly is in love and wants somebody to be there for her, to truly accept her for who she is, and on the other side you got this other one, that manages to ruin both her brother and her life.
You see during the movie, she's seductive toward her brother, this was all a game in her eyes. While you got another character that truly wants love and acceptance, as she has nobody except her brother that has a past criminal past, that's trying to be a better human being, by being religious.
The seductress manages to completely ruin his life, by wanting to kiss him, and then because he went into a complete tantrum with his sister, he goes insane at people that he believes in, so he is in complete pieces, and then the sister finds out the truth, which is just heartbreaking.
Yes, I can recommend this movie, ONLY if you know what you are getting into. You can NOT expect a lot of occurrences, or a lot of character depth. Just think of it as a real-life scenario, of how the rich will squash the poor.
Most movies try to have a slow plot, but the ending is an explosion fail, this one manages to stand on its feet because first, it has a pretty good point, and second of all, you can truly feel bad for the poor chick.
I'll tell you right now if you are looking for a fast-paced movie, that has interesting characters, that's not there. It's a slow, "real-life" movie, about usage. If you just think from the regular perspective, hey it's just these two women messing around sure, then the movie is barely a 3.
If we look at the full picture, that one of the women truly is in love and wants somebody to be there for her, to truly accept her for who she is, and on the other side you got this other one, that manages to ruin both her brother and her life.
You see during the movie, she's seductive toward her brother, this was all a game in her eyes. While you got another character that truly wants love and acceptance, as she has nobody except her brother that has a past criminal past, that's trying to be a better human being, by being religious.
The seductress manages to completely ruin his life, by wanting to kiss him, and then because he went into a complete tantrum with his sister, he goes insane at people that he believes in, so he is in complete pieces, and then the sister finds out the truth, which is just heartbreaking.
Yes, I can recommend this movie, ONLY if you know what you are getting into. You can NOT expect a lot of occurrences, or a lot of character depth. Just think of it as a real-life scenario, of how the rich will squash the poor.
Most movies try to have a slow plot, but the ending is an explosion fail, this one manages to stand on its feet because first, it has a pretty good point, and second of all, you can truly feel bad for the poor chick.