Good movie, but best of all time? Hardly . . .

As Good As It Gets

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

Different from other Arabic films, The Director is very strong and has great experience, and we enjoyed working like make a movie House district, Mustafa filmmaker Emirati and UAE's expected audience closer to the UAE and the GCC community, Movie from Abu Dhabi to Beirut with the soul comedy to action heroes, beautiful idea, and always looking for public road movies and desires, Our criticism is not great, but absolutely sure that the Director is keen to move on Its for the better, We hope the new more exciting and suspense and Emirati and Gulf representatives renewed love film challenge We want the Director focus on behind the scenes, industry and business workshops for beginner filmmakers, publishing experience, and no doubt that interest would be great

A Movie about three young men who are going in a road trip to honor their dead friend's memory, The Movie's event is about the conflict of thinking in the Arab counties, As they passed by Saudi Arabia, The officer who were searching their Bags, He saw a t-shirt of an English club which means that young man supporting an foreign team instead of supporting a Saudi team, That Drove Him mad as He didn't See the Alcoholic Bottle, Which is forbidden in This country. This movie also shows the conflict between the Arabs and the Israeli. As During The road trip these guys saw two young beautiful ladies, They offered them a help but they didn't want to. and the Egyptian guy right after knowing that they are Israeli He left. They were also discussing the situation in Syria and how people were treated by the armed forces. and how they finally reached their friend's grave to honor his memory. in general the movie was good except of the unnecessary Obscene language.

First of all, my English language is not good, so, I'm sorry if you find it hard to understand what I'm writing. The movie is a typical copy of American movies. When you watch the movie you will feel like they are not Muslims or Arabs because of the lack of Islamic and Arab traditional. The writer is trying to get rid of any kind of the society traditions. The director is coping other famous directors style. The language is very bad; using words like "s**t" and "holy s**t". Also, the Arab actors sometimes in the movie are talking in English with each other while they can speak in Arabic. Moreover the scene when Fahad "Jay" join the girl in the pool is showing the American affect of style of nudity. I know that some of the Arabs and Muslims did these sort of things, but movies supposed to show the world the reality of the society not the opposite. Finally I think the one who did the movie does not care about the art for the sake of art but art for the sake of money.

WARNING Spoiler Alert > I find the movie an average one. Not as I imagined it would be. I feel that they got inspired from "Due Date" movie and copied a lot of ideas and script. The whole movie is about going on a road trip to visit their friend's grave and when they finally made it..nothing really was interesting or making a sense happened. And as usual they added offensive scenes just to sell the movie which were against Islam and Arabs cultures but for them they will always defend its just a movie while a movie is really nothing but the ugly truth of those hypocrites. Anyway, I write a comment which was so polite and reflects my opinion on one of the actors in the movie, Fahad who immediately deleted it and blocked my account and this really shows how an amateur actor he is and will always be as long as he can not accept that there will always be different opinions and if he can't deal with it professionally he will keep taking things personally and forget the fact that thriving for fame is a long road surrounded by viewers support and if he thinks he can reach to fame alone then I advise him to be his only fan.