Alhamour H.A.

The movie I saw recently was below average. It lacked originality and failed to capture my attention. The story felt flat and the characters were uninteresting. The cinematography and special effects were nothing memorable and the soundtrack added nothing to the overall experience. The pacing was off and the movie felt drawn-out and slow. The characters seemed one dimensional and lacked any real depth. However, while it may be entertaining in parts, there are far too many cliches and moments of convenient coincidences to make it worth watching. Overall, it was not a waste of time and i did actually enjoyed the movie. As a local from Jeddah, you can appreciate the efforts they did to take you back in the early 2000s.

I am beyond thrilled and amazed by the individuality and uniqueness in the recent Saudi filmmaking process !!! I am Saudi myself and words cannot describe how proud I am to have such amazing work done in my country and YES this is what we love to see! Something new and different that give us an extraordinary experience when we watch it ! Also shoutout to Khaled yeslam for the amazing acting he bodied the role so well! Everyone did a great job too but he is one of my fav actors but sadly I don't see him as much in screens but he did shine in this piece of art ! Storyline and camera work and everything is breathtaking in this movie thanks to everyone who helped in making this masterpiece !! Looking forward for more amazing and magical stuff ! Xoxo.

The movie is a I understand the +18 rating as it pushes the boundaries in saudi cinema when it comes to explicit content, the acting is spot on with a few misses when it comes to the chemistry between the lead actor and his second wife. The cinematography is not consistent as you got some top notch shots followed by mediocre ones, it's like different teams worked on the project. The dialogue is very smart and the world building of early 2000's saudi is a refreshing nostalgia.

My main critique is that you can tell the movie took notes from wolf of wallstreet, and in someway it felt cringe

Overall, the movie is a fun, daring, sincere and true to the real story and I consider it a big step up to where Saudi cinema started.

For a first time director , it's actually VERY good .. although the story telling was horrible , it was too focused on women/ partying and missing important story parts , characters were introduced as cool but there's really no depth to them .. the guy mentioned he loved asian culture/women? Never saw it again , the guy who was very good into selling illegal stuff? Never saw him doing it .. there's just so much story but too little details and much focused on the partying side .. i wanted to see more characters depth and more story telling , i hope this find the director well. The wolf of wall street is a great reference to understand what i meant .. the director gave us characters depth while ALSO showing partying and other stuff , the ending was so funny and one of the best saudi movies i've ever seen , good work.

I recently watched Alhamour H. A and I must say that I was not impressed. The story was based on a real one, but it lacked excitement. The story is not detailed enough with no thrill, making it quite dull and uninteresting. There were no real action scenes to be found in the movie, and the classification of 18+ seemed a bit excessive considering there was no explicit content. The acting was mediocre at best, and the plot felt rushed and incomplete. Overall, I would not recommend this movie to anyone looking for an entertaining and action experience. However it could be a real start point for Saudi cinema.