After reading some of the numerous 10-star reviews, I decided to watch this movie. I however was unable to recognize any of the glorifying reviews when I watched this movie.
The movie may be based on a true story, but it seems to be a 10-minute story that was stretched out in a feature length movie. The first 5 minutes of the movie were thereby attractive, but after that the story became a slowgoing and very predictable one. So slowgoing, that watching it at 1.5x speed was not even sufficient in it keeping my attention. At 20 minutes in the movie I could not do different than stopping the effort. Since I do not take such a decision lightly, I forwarded the movie to a point just before the end, but it was the same all-over: dull and predictable.
Contrary to a glorifying review, I can therefore not do otherwise than give this movie a 1-star rating. From an outlet of the likes of Netflix, I really expect more. This movie is most certainly not a worthwile addition to the libarary of movies that try to explain what occured during the Rwanda genocide.
The movie may be based on a true story, but it seems to be a 10-minute story that was stretched out in a feature length movie. The first 5 minutes of the movie were thereby attractive, but after that the story became a slowgoing and very predictable one. So slowgoing, that watching it at 1.5x speed was not even sufficient in it keeping my attention. At 20 minutes in the movie I could not do different than stopping the effort. Since I do not take such a decision lightly, I forwarded the movie to a point just before the end, but it was the same all-over: dull and predictable.
Contrary to a glorifying review, I can therefore not do otherwise than give this movie a 1-star rating. From an outlet of the likes of Netflix, I really expect more. This movie is most certainly not a worthwile addition to the libarary of movies that try to explain what occured during the Rwanda genocide.