Performances are not worth writing about.
It was a struggle to hear some of Majid’s dialogue due to sound issues which, didn’t help matters. Maybe he’s doing what Directors should do and that’s staying behind the camera.
The blind prophet twi movie movie#
This character gave me flashbacks of Pascal’s “ Nation Under Siege” movie and I’m surprised Pascal didn’t play this role himself. He didn’t interact in the drama but instead sat in the sidelines and eerily questioned if churches preached the “right” things. The real preaching came from a character that Majid Michel played. It’s not news that we’re all sinners and this movie wanted to display scandal to the fullest and did so. The purpose of the movie seemed to be about the hypocrisy of churchgoers and priests. There were too many new faces and I had difficulty garnering interest. The abrupt and unexpected transition of some scenes made the movie difficult to follow at first. He seemed to have an edge on the market with his modern Ghana, relationship dramas but somehow over the years his movies have become hit or miss and for me this one missed the mark.įirst of all the story, or should I say the lack of one, was told in a slipshod manner. Before I go into this review, I want to first admit that there was a time when I looked forward to Pascal’s movies. This is another movie from Writer/Director, Pascal Amanfo. But when a member of the church felt ill-treated, suddenly, extramarital affairs, corruption, and homosexuality among church was exposed. Fred (Eddie Watson) was a prophet of God and he made a sizable income in doing so.ĭuring the “House of Miracles” services which took place on Sundays, Fred was known for healing the sick, curing the blind, and he even attempted to raise the dead. Things aren’t all that they seem for a pastor and his wife in matters of the church and in their marriage.Īs avid worshippers of God, Rosey (Jackie Appiah) and Fred seemed to have it all as a loving married couple. Starring: Jackie Appiah, Eddie Watson, Majid Michel, Timothy Bentum
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