Adams Apples: Rescue Mission

Posted July 17, 2012 by Nollywood REinvented in Drama

Rating

Story

80%

Originality

60%

Predictability

60%

Directing/Production

100%

Acting

60%

Setting

100%

Costume/Make-Up

100%

Props & Graphics

100%

Video Quality

80%

Audio Quality

60%

Soundtrack

100%

Musical Score

80%

Total Score

82%

82/ 100

NR Review

Genre: Drama

Director: Shirley Frimpong-Manso

Producer: Ken Attoh

Screnplay: Shirley Frimpong-Manso

Year: 2012

Synopsis: The Adams women pack their wishes, worries and wahala and take us on a 3,175 mile first-class journey around the globe to save the missing-in-action Jennifer. But before that, there is still plenty palaver to take care of at home.

Parts/Divisions: This is the ninth (9) chapter in the Sparrow Productions 10 Chapter series, Adams Apples.

Cast: Anima Misa Amoah, Joselyn Dumas, Yvonne Okoro, Naa Ashorkor Mensah-Doku, Adjetey Anang, John Dumelo, Roselyn Ngissah, Zynell Lydia Zuh, Ebi Bright

Introduction: What! Really? Why did Shirley suddenly decide to stop listing the songs used within the movie on the ending credits? Now she just lists the artist... leaving me to filter through all 5 artists used and all their songs to find any song that I might be misfortuned enough to fall in love with... Ah! If I didn't find this song eh? Wahala for dey (By the way... the song in this case was KK Fosu's "Anadwo Yede"... embedded after the break)... Notice how I didn't write lyrics? Yeah! That's cos I can't type twi... heck I can barely even pronounce the word 'twi' (I hear it's pronounced ch-wee? Hmm... yeah! I won't be learning that anytime soon)

POSITIVES:

Too many positive things about the series make it hard to single one out

Excerpt

Baaba finally settles on building a life with Eric. The two of them start afresh with a romantic candle-lit dinner which ends up in a rude awakening from a rejected rival that will shock Baaba back to her senses.
Kukua gets caught in a scalding crossfire when Gerald and his trusted therapist clash at Jennifer’s door, while Mrs. Adams goes to seek her son’s compassion and support for the ailing Jennifer. Albert may however need more than a forgiving spirit to prepare him for the bigger bombshell around the corner that could change his life, Ivy’s and Michelle’s forever.
In this penultimate chapter, one woman’s downfall will lead to a voyage of discovery, reunion and an astonishing revelation that will remind all that the story is not yet over.

by Nollywood REinvented

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-Story: [4 out of 5] …the drama continues… IN LONDON!

-Originality: [3 out of 5] Comme si, comme ca

-Predictability: [3 out of 5] Well… I could tell that Jennifer was going to be… Oh! I probably shouldn’t spill

-Directing/Editing: [5 out of 5] No qualms here, lol

-Acting quality: [3 out of 5] Guest appearance by Ebi Bright who in my opinion was overacting

-Setting: [5 out of 5] Beautiful

-Costume/Make-Up: [5 out of 5] Amazing

-Props and Graphics: [5 out of 5] On Point

-Video Quality: [4 out of 5] Good

-Audio Quality [3 out of 5] Good

-Soundtrack: [5 out of 5] I think I just might love Amakye Dede… No! Seriously, the first time I heard of him was in yet another Shirley Frimpong movie (The Perfect Picture). And in this movie, one of his songs was constantly played in the background (Odo Dabaabi)… Ah! Yup… I think I just left the ‘desi’ (indian) phase of my life… Hello! Ghanaian phase. (Watch! Very soon I’ll start reviewing Twi films lol)

-Musical Score: [4 out of 5] Phenomenal