The Woman King

i absolutely enjoy the story of nanisca. i need a sequel RN. my only critiques about this movie is why are they in south africa speaking in west african accents & the sugarcoating of the true story of the dahomey which is digusting. BUT OVERALL SO MF GOOD.
9/10👸🏿

I don't like Hollywood whitewashing, so I didn't like whatever this was. It's the same old pathetic, good guys vs bad guys to get a point across. I feel like it does the total opposite of what it tries to achieve. The only people I see loving this would be people who ignore the reality of what's on screen. Talking of screen, I thought the cinematography was way too underutilised. I've seen documentaries with breathtaking visuals of Africa, the only thing took was my patience. I turned it off 20 minutes before it ended, right when the climax hit because the pacing and sub-stories were awful. The acting and costumes were decent, not sure about the accents or casting, and I only felt the intense score in 3 short scenes.

Viola davis eats everytime.

so good & beautiful. amazing acting, design & cinematography

I'm horrifically disgusted by humans, specifically men & specially white people. I'm so so sorry black women are forced to be strong & am very grateful for all they have done in the world

I haven't been wowed by martial choreo like this in a while. The action is not only intense but every beat shows a character's motivations and identity so well. Viola delivered as usual and the rest of the actresses are so good I felt bad by how underused they are in the MCU

Absolute weapon of a woman and actress. I could watch this again and again! Didn’t realise there was so much hate towards the movie, I loved it. Hope there’s a sequel.