MOMS AT WAR has simply come to school us all on what a
cinema- worthy movie ought to look like! Before anything else, let me give you
a synopsis of this great film.
Moms At War tells the story of Olaide and Ebubechukwu, two
mothers who would do anything for their children. Omoni Oboli stars as
Ebubechukwu, a posh career woman who was born with a silver spoon and expects
her only daughter to follow in her footsteps. Funke Akindele stars as Olaide, a
self made woman who built herself up from nothing to raise her son and give him
the life she did not have. With their children competing for a place in a
prestigious scholars program, everything starts to derail as the mothers go
head to head to ensure that their individual child wins.
First off, this movie is in a class of its own “patapata”. It
isn’t of the same category as all the ‘jagbajantis’ that have been served to us
as comedy in recent times. The story is quite unique and very unpredictable,
continuity was on point, costuming, very commendable, and the characters were
more than believable.
To be honest, MOMS AT WAR was so good, I forgot to look out
for errors. I still can’t point out any error. Not one! I am usually quick to
pick out errors while watching films, but this one “pass me”.
If at this point, you are still expecting me to share
spoilers from this movie, you are on a long thing. MOMS AT WAR is that one movie
which gets an A1 from me. Unbelievable right? I could watch this film 100 times
and not get bored at all. This has little or nothing to do with the hype around
it, but the
pride and satisfaction which comes with watching a proudly Nigerian
film that is world-class.
GOD bless Omoni Oboli and the rest of the crew. I am so
proud to be Nigerian!
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