This has made me furious The movie has such awful scenes, terrible dialogues that doesn't sound real and authentic, the actors look scared all the time like they have one emotion no change. The acting was Beyond tragic, weird and unreal . This adaptation of the tragedy doesn't make you feel their pain and suffering. It just makes you laugh of how weird this movie was made. All aspects. I don't understand how this was approved?

The script should has been revised by professionals There had to be a team. It seemed like the director was rewriting all the scenes and the dialogues. I hope he never makes a movie again unless he is being supervised or study more on how to direct acting.

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