MOVIE REVIEW

             

 

   Silver Ever After by Laju Iren.


We hear and say the word “ Happily ever after” but do we also know there could be “ Silver ever after?"

Hii Fam, it's movie review o'clock and I would be giving you a review of this movie I saw during the week.

Pastor Laju Iren of Celebration Church International released the movie, Silver Ever After during the week and I just thought to see it and give you, my lovely readers, a review. 

The movie is about love and communication and a must watch for couples, lovers, and even especially for those who have spent years in marriage also. 

 The movie features Nollywood actors, Ukor arukwe and Blessing Jessica Obasi as the  major cast and its a story of how they have spent years in marriage, and battle with communication.  The husband had issues with his job and wasn't speaking up to his wife and also couldn't sleep with her because he had medical issues,  all these led to the couple being distant and just merely living as housemates, rather than lovers. 

There was a shift when a young couple moved in to their apartment as tenant and ask the couple to be their mentors in marriage because they have spent more years in  marriage.  The presence of the young couple paved way for them to start dealing with their issues one after the other and they  eventually lived …… “ Silver ever after “.

In as much as I enjoyed the movie, I learnt a lot from the movie and how communication goes a long way in relationships and not only romantic relationships but our platonic relationships too. Having an healthy communication in relationships,  solves a lot and saves a lot of miscommunications. 

I tried not to give too much teasers because I want you all to also see the movie.  Should I rate the movie over 10??? Okay, I would give it a 7. 

That would be all on movie review for the week, Till I come your way again , enjoy your week dearest, gentle reader!💜🥂

Fiyinfoluwa 



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