Sattar

Good movie. I don't know what im supposed to say therefore im just going to fill this review with nonsense. If you're interested on why I'm writing this, well im testing something and in need to do a bit of research for the purposes i cannot speak of

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Anyhow, i have fulfilled my 300 words review

I wish you nothing but the best dear reader.

You are going to regret if you don't watch the show in cinema .. Acting, directing, performing and filming .. All is more than what you think .. We are so proud of them .. The way how they are acting looks like they are really professional with long experience .. Telvaz11 made the impossible possible ...

The whole time in the movie we are laughing and really enjoying watching .. The story of the movie is so good ..

Bravo Telvaz11 .. Since they started in YouTube and in my mind am thinking those people going to do something that no one can expect .. They are working like one family .. They like to give us only perfect results not just anything .. So proud of that .. Thanx Telvaz11 team.

Good movie.it possesses a compelling story, strong acting, effective direction, and engaging technical aspects. It's worth to watch excellent movie script good direction and good acting.

Sattar has become highest-grossing Saudi Arabian film of all time. Go and grab your tickets and enjoy the movie.

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Good Movie."Sattar: The Return of the Legendary Slap" is a highenergy Saudi actioncomedy directed by Abdullah AlArak, blending underdog ambition with wrestling spectacle. Released at the Red Sea International Film Festival (2022), the film hit Saudi cinemas in December and broke boxoffice records, becoming the Kingdom's topgrossing film-surpassing even Avatar:

Sattar is an exhilarating, feelgood triumph-a crowdpleasing mix of heartfelt underdog storytelling, authentic cultural detail, and wrestling spectacle. Its record-shattering run in Saudi cinemas demonstrates the hunger for locally grounded stories. AlHajjaj shines as the earnest protagonist, and the comedic synergy between him and Alshehri fuels the film's charm.

Yet its reliance on genre staples, shallow female roles, and occasional visual-sloppiness hold it back from greatness. It doesn't fully escape formula, but for what it aims to be an enjoyable, culturally rooted upbeat comedy-it succeeds spectacularly.

Sattar is a hilarious Saudi underdog comedy that blends slapstick humor with heartfelt moments. Ibrahim Al Hajjaj shines as the lovable Saad, whose wrestling dreams lead to outrageous and inspiring adventures. With vibrant performances, cultural charm, and family-friendly fun, it's a milestone for Saudi cinema-full of laughs and local flavor.