Honey 2 Review

Honey 2

Director-Bille Woodruff

Melissa-Kat graham

Tina-Seychelle Gabriel 

Celebrity host- Mario Lopez 


I am not the kind of person that would usually go for and dancing  movie because I am just not into dancing myself. However for me this movie was the complete opposite even though it was one of those films that you can predict what is going to happen it still had something about it that made you want to watch over and over again.

The film was mainly set in dance rooms and even jail but it also showed over places like shops and homes. The costume style is very baggy, street dance look for all of the characters which I wasn't really a fan of. The hair and make up for the female actors was very natural and the male actors had more over the top hair styles compared with the females which I really liked. There was lots of props used through out the whole scenes which I thought made the film more interesting and engaging  to watch. The shots were very thought out to make sure we saw everything in the best shot and lighting as possible through out the whole movie. I thought all of the characters movements, especially the dancers, and there expressions were amazing and realistic.

I would give this film a 4/5 because I thought that all of the scenes were well rehearsed and shot with clean editing making it a great film to watch. I didn't give it a 5/5 because I felt that the film was very predictable with no plot change and no unexpected changes.  





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