Afolabi “Silver” Ladipo

Reviews and other content aren't verified by Google

THE HARDER THEY FALL #TheHarderTheyFall one of the best from Netflix If you are a fan of countryside movie, i will recommend this. The cinematography, soundtracks, casts, plots, dialogues and characterization breakdown are all on point. If you are a filmmaker, You will enjoy the techniques used in telling this story. If you are a Melophile, You will enjoy every beat, lyrics and composition of all the soundtrack. Pardon me with a lil spoiler, If you are a Nigerian, to be precise, Yoruba, wait for the end fight war song. Ori e wu! In addition, this movie will def be in my study. The director seemed like someone i will like to learn from. To have pulled all this tricks up for debut feature length movie, he deserves an award. But: The only but in this movie is based on the history some school of though said he rubbished. The names of the major characters are historical names of real people who were deemed to be superhuman. But the writer either chooses not to delve too deep in history or he was lazy making a depth research. However, aside from this glitch, This is a fantastic movie to watch. Rating - 18+ Verdict: 8.2/10 ( ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👌👍) Thanks for reading Afolabi Silver Ladipo #moviereview

Heart of Stone, a new Netflix spy thriller starring Gal Gadot, is a fun and entertaining ride. While it may not be the most original or groundbreaking film in the genre, it's well-made and features some exciting action sequences and twists. Gadot is charismatic and believable in the lead role, and she's supported by a strong cast that includes Jamie Dornan, Alia Bhatt, and Matthias Schweighöfer. Director Tom Harper (Peaky Blinders) keeps the pacing brisk and the action scenes stylish and suspenseful. The film's plot is a bit clichéd, but it's executed well with enough twists and turns to keep viewers engaged. There's also some nice character development, particularly for Gadot's character. Overall, Heart of Stone is a solid spy thriller that's worth checking out, especially for fans of Gal Gadot and the genre in general.