Divorced at the Wedding Day

The actors certainly got the looks to be big movie stars, but the acting wasn't good.

A few of the actors like the guy who played Lorenzo could become a really good actor if he got some training and help from good movie directors.

The story in the movie has major potential but the actions and actors made the series really bad.

When they committed actions like hitting each other it was way too obvious that it was fake. Details like this needs to look real and feel real, but it didn't.

This series is on a premium app that you need to pay a membership for but had nothing that makes it a payment worthy series. This stuff should be on free websites like YouTube, rumble etc etc.

But like I said a few of the actors have major potential to become big stars if they got some training.

I give this 2/10 because it's not the worst thing you can watch.

If you are paying for this then you will end up demanding your money back. With that being said, this is not a TV show or really something I would label a B movie. If you go in expecting it to be a C movie, then it's fine, even tolerable. There is a lot of bad writing in the sense that if people talked in complete sentences almost like they do in B movies then the story would be over quickly. Sometimes being vague builds suspense, but it was like overly done to the point it became annoying. The acting was meh, but there is potential. There is no potential for some of the set design or the props. One of the items looked like it was won at an arcade. In the end, you are better off not paying for this or accepting that it is C film with a plot that is driven by vagueness.

This is amazingly bad. These 'actors' must have been paid well, otherwise they would not have seen out the shooting of this production.

The acting, the script, the set, the writing, and the sub-plots. All atrocious.

There would be more redeeming features in a 2nd grader Christmas show.

This review does not contain spoilers - it doesn't need to. The whole film is a massive spoiler.

The main actors are incredibly bad. The side actors are shockingly laughable.

And the gun that gets pulled out at the engagement party is possibly the most amateur prop used since the above 2nd grader Christmas show.