Forever Us

Hmm, this movie! The acting is pretty bad and the script is equally as bad. I don't understand how the police didn't find out they did the crime because they both touched so many surfaces in the crime scene. Also, a commercial vehicle was used every time he saw her. The writers have to do a better job in these movies. I'm glad to see people employed but these scripts don't make for great entertainment. The actress playing the wife looks like she went to the same cosmetic surgeon that the K clan went to. I don't understand the cosmetic surgery trend. Most of the people get the same exactly work done and end up looking exactly the same.

I really didn't expect much from this obviously low budget film, but it turned out to be pretty good actually. Good acting on the side chick's part. The only thing I really didn't like was the ending. They definitely should have paid for what happened to that woman. The fact that they just got out of it was completely mind-boggling. Other than this, the movie was very much so better than many other movies in this category. Normally all of the acting sucks and just not a lot going on as far as the plot, but this movie really stands out and above the others as far as I'm concerned. I think it's worth a watch.

The storyline was ok, but the acting was below average. The three main actors all need to take acting classes, especially Zonnique. It just wasn't professional acting. Some of the lines had no enthusiasm or proper energy. Zonnique is a very pretty and sweet lady, but her acting is very monotone and dull. I don't know if acting is for her. I've honestly never seen her hold a conversation before. She has to understand that just because she has alot of Instagram followers doesn't mean she is a good actor. Also why did they put that terrible square wig on Blac Chyna's head? That looked like something from a Tyler Perry set. She looked a mess. Overall, this movie is a underwhelming experience. Please don't make a sequel.

Not another B movie, well-written, professional cinematography, actress Blac Chyna honing her craft, well-casted, excellent story, athletes, entrepreneurs, and the plight or fate of hard working men who also happen to look good. Great holiday grown folks movie, minus the kids, along with well-crafted directing. The only criticism, if any, is the bloodly first two minutes that appear fake, fraudulent, and ready for French fries. Can't wait until our director-screenwriter does a Forever Us 2 focusing on intergenerational trauma. Or contact one of his fans for a draft storyline that is sure to be a winner and possibly lead to a trilogy.