Bad el-Sharr

So, I just watched (Baed El Shar) and I gotta say, it was a pretty decent movie. I'd give it a solid 5 out of 10. The storyline was interesting and kept me engaged throughout the film. I mean, who wouldn't be intrigued by a plot involving a guy running away from his wife, getting stuck in a relationship with another woman because of a magic spell, and going through a bunch of shenanigans with his friend?

The characters were pretty well-developed and the actors did a great job bringing them to life. Sully's struggle with his predicament and his interactions with Maryam and Meshmesh were both entertaining and at times, even relatable. It's always nice to see a movie with characters that feel real and have some depth to them.

The pacing of the movie was good for the most part, although there were a few moments where it felt like things dragged on a bit. But overall, it kept me interested and invested in what was going to happen next. The humor in the film was also well-done, with some genuinely funny moments that had me laughing out loud.

On the downside, I felt like the resolution of the magic spell storyline was a bit rushed and could have been fleshed out more. It left me feeling a little unsatisfied and wishing for a more satisfying conclusion to that aspect of the plot. Additionally, there were some moments where the dialogue felt a bit forced and unnatural, which took away from the overall experience.

Overall, (Baed El Shar) is a fun and entertaining movie with a unique storyline and some great performances. It's not without its flaws, but it's definitely worth a watch if you're looking for something lighthearted and enjoyable. I'd recommend giving it a shot if you're in the mood for a good laugh and an interesting story.

Because it does not represent the Egyptian, Arab, or even Islamic identity, there is a destruction of the family by advising young people not to marry and that people's daughters are commodities to be replaced, and there is a bad image of the clergy and parents. The film contains a large amount of demolition of moral and social values, yet there is no expressive story or message on which to build a film, even if it is a comedy. The films are built on the educational message. I know that a limited number of Arabs, especially Egyptians, will see this, so please spread it on social media and educate people.