PTC was a great initiative that possessed all the elements to impress, but the inferior screenplay failed to transport us on a ride
DELICIOUS
---The costume design team worked very efficiently to deliver great attire for the movie.
After all, we're talking about professional tailors so we were looking forward to fashionable designs and were pleasantly served๐
---The bright color grading worked well to highlight the characters' vibrant and versatile attitudes, e.g. We saw noisy and nosy tailors, submissive tailors, arrogant tailors, tribalist tailors, and so on
---Innovative way to tell the story by dividing it into the actual agenda points of the meeting. PTC's slogan was "unity in progress"...Let these words sink in for a bit ๐
It was highly evident that unity was needed now (not in a gradual way) for the members and the club to prosper: United we stand and divided we fall
BLAND
---The screenplay, the screenplay, the screenplay...not really gripping.
It was an uncontrollable pandemonium. We understand that our African meetings get loud and crazy but there still needed a way to properly direct the movie's trajectory.
The climax was plain and didn't make us look forward to more
-The majority of the characters really overacted, even Uzor Arukwe, who is quite talented, did not deliver
-The single meeting location which covered the major part of the movie was monotonous with the cinematographer filming from the same angles ๐
-Audio engineering wasn't appropriately controlled, making the volume level fluctuate too much.
DELICIOUS
---The costume design team worked very efficiently to deliver great attire for the movie.
After all, we're talking about professional tailors so we were looking forward to fashionable designs and were pleasantly served๐
---The bright color grading worked well to highlight the characters' vibrant and versatile attitudes, e.g. We saw noisy and nosy tailors, submissive tailors, arrogant tailors, tribalist tailors, and so on
---Innovative way to tell the story by dividing it into the actual agenda points of the meeting. PTC's slogan was "unity in progress"...Let these words sink in for a bit ๐
It was highly evident that unity was needed now (not in a gradual way) for the members and the club to prosper: United we stand and divided we fall
BLAND
---The screenplay, the screenplay, the screenplay...not really gripping.
It was an uncontrollable pandemonium. We understand that our African meetings get loud and crazy but there still needed a way to properly direct the movie's trajectory.
The climax was plain and didn't make us look forward to more
-The majority of the characters really overacted, even Uzor Arukwe, who is quite talented, did not deliver
-The single meeting location which covered the major part of the movie was monotonous with the cinematographer filming from the same angles ๐
-Audio engineering wasn't appropriately controlled, making the volume level fluctuate too much.
