He Played Me

I really enjoyed He Played Me. The story was gripping, especially knowing it was based on a true story, which made it feel more real and emotional. The plot was strong and kept my attention the whole time. It really shows how someone can get caught up in a toxic relationship before they even realize what's happening. I also thought the movie looked really good, especially for what I assume was a modest budget. It had a polished, cinematic feel that worked well with the drama. While some moments felt familiar or a little over the top, it still delivered a powerful message. Definitely worth watching!

It's an okay movie to watch. I rate it 7/10. The girl who played the stripper should get her bbl fixed. It looked like an episode of botched. It was very disturbing. The cast who filmed thought it was okay to show it which is sad. I didn't know there's a part 2 to this. The plot is good and overall I wasn't disappointed. I agree some of the characters could use some acting classes but overall, for the most part, everybody was okay. I'm going to watch part 2 and leave my review. There are people who move like this in real life so it wasn't an unrealistic plot. This is not a spoiler review and hope its helpful to others.

This movie is a true story and with that I can relate to how things spin out of control really quick. I loved the actors and production quality was excellent! I can appreciate a movie without the Hollywood budgets that make me watch over and over again!

Cel.

Yazmin has got to be one of the worst female protagonists that I have ever seen. She made so many dumb decisions that I can't even name them all. All I know is that any woman with her mentality is ridiculously pathetic. I know that women like her exist in real life, but it seemed like the movie was trying to convince us that she's this strong intelligent woman while all of her actions said the opposite. Now, onto the screenwriting and directing. It was extremely amateur. The way that some scenes would jump from one plot point to the next was not cohesive at all and confusing. One minute Yazmin is working a regular job and then the next minute she's opening a hookah bar that was never mentioned before. Also, some of the lines did not sound natural and just seemed like they would not be spoken by a real human being. The best character was Yazmin's best friend and she unfortunately didn't receive a lot of screentime. It's also worth mentioning that the runtime was way too long for the predictable story. It could have easily been an hour long.

To be honest, I'm baffled that there's any positive reviews at all. This movie was mid in a bad way. Oh and here's a tip to the director: Second takes are not a bad thing. If the line delivery doesn't sound right, you can shoot the scene again.

Unrealistic and Dumb story. No woman in a marriage is going to do this type of stuff. Why did she not seek out therapy, counseling or medical help for her husband??? DUMB!!!

Horrible acting. - and the people are so stereo-typical "black" people, saying "Dog" and "Yo" and "You know what I'm sayin'" and "For Real" like every 30 seconds in the movie.

Avoid this at all costs. WASTE OF TIME.

GARBAGE.