Move Aside! I'm the Final Boss

Its No Secret that this Feature length TV show Is Hilariously Bad With a Bad Script, Bad Writing But At least the actors are actually Kinda Trying Some Of the Reactions to the main character are Very Forced and Over the top Could be Because they Know That The script and story Is So trash They They're Deliberately poking Fun at How bad It actually is And Yes Pretty much Half of it Is Them Not believing he's the Mysterious King Of All CEO's As They look down on him like he's a Gutter rat and also Both Gala Scenes are The Literal same Scene The One With the $10 billion Contract and Also the Kings banquet they are the same Scenes With Different outcomes and Vaguely different and also The exact same lines so Its Like They Filmed 2 Different endings For it But Accidentally Added both of them In, But I give This a 10/10 Because they're actors generally look like they're trying and Adam Daniel is Great and so is Sarah Jayne rothkopf and Also I give it this rating because its So Bad to the point its Hilarious The Dialogue and Acting are Hysterical and It Genuinely Makes me think the script and Story was For sure Written by Chat GPT as it only seems right Because Chat GPT tends to repeat a lot of scenes during its Writing With Some different dialogue but mainly the sane.

'Move aside I am the final boss' is a poignant and introspective drama that explores the complexities of human relationships and the power of silence. With a runtime of just 90 minutes, the film delivers a concise yet impactful narrative that lingers long after the credits roll.

The performances are outstanding, with the lead actors delivering nuanced and emotionally charged portrayals. The cinematography is equally impressive, capturing the intimacy and isolation of the characters' world.

The film's pacing is deliberate and measured, allowing the audience to absorb the emotional weight of the story. The themes of grief, love, and redemption are woven together with sensitivity and care.

While some may find the film's slow burn pace challenging, it's a deliberate choice that pays off in the end. This movie is a thoughtful and moving drama that will resonate with fans of character-driven cinema.

A must-see for fans of dramas who like 'The call boy I met in Peris' Not comparing this movie with any others but the message they are trying to give us is conveyed at its best. Worth watching 90 minutes. All actors are giving justice to their role. Good storyline.

It's very good but it should have been on Netflix or Amazon prime it's pretty funny and I can't wait to see the look on Hannah's face when she finds out that he's the king and when he takes everything back that he has ever given her it's going to be hilarious and plus she is extremely rude and disrespectful to him and insulting his military buddies that is a huge mistake and a huge red flag and it's a shame that she's not wanting love and is only interested in power and money and doesn't give a dam about him and it's super annoying to be released as small video clips it's super annoying it they really need to change it to release on Netflix or Amazon Prime though.

These movies (which exist to sell subscriptions to some video app) are all absolutely terrible, to the point of hilarity. The acting is sophomorish and the plots of the different shows (I've seen three) are all pretty much the same thing -- man has a secret identity (which anyone with an IQ over room temperature immediately sees through) and his girlfriend dumps him because she thinks he's a loser. The rest of the movie is the reveal, which she gets her comeuppance and everyone cheers. There is no character development, everyone announces what they think and what little plot there is exists solely to fill time -- the movie is about 90% cliche filled dialog.