The Bag Girls

The acting on this movie was really horrible!

Like really bad, they couldn't even make the actors texting each other look real. The whole phone screen was blank but yet she was texting. *eye roll*

A friend recommended this movie to me, I will be speaking to him about this later.

This movie is so bad it is painful. Watching the acting is like having your scrotum fried with a blowtorch, and the sound design is like listening to a rooster being strangled to death by a crying child, and the script reminds me of the "plot" they try to add into certain adult videos.

The acting is worse than dtv/dts stuff even adult films, but I'm sure most people are only interested in the T&A which is in short display unfortunately. It's like these rap-chicks ignore the fact the only interest in them is their assets, and are covered up almost the entire time. The gunplay is silly as hell and the lack of nudity really makes this hard to watch.

The acting is so bad, it almost comes off as a bad comedy... like a low level "Set It Off". Some parts were okay but the storyline isn't believable and the poor acting reminded you that you're watching a bad movie. I liked the soundtrack the most and that's how I gave it one star. I repeat, the acting is VERY BAD. You've been warned.

This film begins with a young woman by the name of "Deandrea Smith" (Crystal Hughes) going to a hotel room and finding her wealthy husband "Walter Smith" (James Darnell) in bed with another woman. Being quite upset, she immediately seeks out her best friend "Nola" (Alease Garrett) to discuss what to do next. The next morning, they both go to her house only to find that Walter has not only changed the locks but also informs her that he has filed for divorce. Making matters even worse, he has also cancelled her credit cards and has her car repossessed as well. Furious with this new turn of events, the two of them decide to steal $50,000 from his office safe and to do that they enlist the services of Nola's sister "Crystal" (Carmen Mi'chelle) and Deandrea's cousin "Daisy" (Samantha Davon James) to provide backup in case anything goes wrong. However, once they get started, they soon realize that their lifestyles require more than just that--and the longer they continue, the more difficult things become for all concerned. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this was one of those low-budget films that suffers from bad acting, bad dialogue and an extremely unrealistic plot. To that effect, while it certainly wasn't the worst crime-drama I have ever seen, it's not something I would necessarily recommend and I have rated it accordingly. Below average.