Movie Review Wanita Terindah (2017)

Wanita Terindah | 2017 | 1h 33m
Genre : Drama/Family| Country : Malaysia
Director: John Goo | Writers: Rafidah Abdullah
Stars : Fattah Amin, Liza Othman, Nik Adam Mika, Nur Fazura
IMDB: -
My Rate : 8/10

Fahim loved his mother so much that he decided he would never marry. However, his mother suddenly adopted a sick boy, leaving Fahim confused by her decision.

 Warning:

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Synopsis of Wanita Terindah:

Fahim (Fattah Amin) is a photographer for a well-known magazine. However, his terrible temper makes his image not so good among reporters. He also has problems with one of the models who thinks they have a special relationship. While Fahim has no intention of getting married, because his mother is the only woman he loves.

After receiving complaints about his attitude, Fahim's boss intends to fire him. However, Reena, the boss's daughter who has just joined the company, tries to help him and Fahim has to work as a photographer in the Style field. Another shocking event happens in Fahim's life when he finds a young child in his house.

Fahim's mother (Liza Othman), who volunteers at a hospital, brings a boy, Fikri, and adopts him. This decision is made without further discussion with Fahim. Fahim is angry and disappointed with his mother's decision. In addition, Fahim has no idea about Fikri's origins and the reason why his mother adopted him. His mother always avoids any questions from Fahim.

Nuryn (Nur Fazura), Fahim's former coworker, accidentally meets Fahim's mother and eventually learns about Fikri. Fikri turns out to have leukemia and needs a lot of money for treatment. This makes Fahim even more confused. Fahim also gets an extra job with Reena's help. However, Fahim and Reena's closeness creates wild gossip in the office, which makes his boss angry.

Can Fahim afford Fikri's treatment and accept Fikri's presence in his family?


Review:

The film Wanita Terindah has a pretty interesting and light story idea. The storyline is also presented quite well, but it lacks depth. So the story feels rushed. If the story could be deepened in some parts, such as strengthening the meaning of the most beautiful woman in his mother, the connection between Fikri and Fahmi, and some other parts, it might be more impressive.

The acting of the actors is quite good with dialogue that is also not wordy. The choice of music and sound effects is very good. The camerawork and color composition are also done well. Adam's acting in portraying Fikri is very good and total, where he even cuts his hair to show the character of his character.

The conflict presented also feels less total. It seems like it's about to appear, but it disappears again. Overall, this film is worth watching and quite light.


Memorable Scene:

Fahim finally learns that his father is still alive. He comes to see his father and asks for accountability for Fikri. However, he doesn't expect his father to have such a bad attitude and personality. Fahmi vents all his anger at his father.

 
Memorable Dialogue:

"Actually, the only woman in my life is my mother."

 

Ending:

Happy Ending

 

Recommendation:

Worth to watch.

  




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