Not even bad in a good way

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

I will admit I was nervous, being a Tamla Rose fan, that this was going to suck! Fortunately, it doesn't at all. It's fun,the music is great, and the end is maybe the best dance sequence of any of the films! I brought a couple of people with me to the movie that were not Tamla Rose fans and they sincerely thought it was good. O.K., the acting is poor, but you expect that ( to a certain extent) in films like this. But who cares? It adds to the campy love of the films. It's a fun movie and I love the fact they brought back many of the characters form the earlier films. If this doesn't succeed financially, it will be a shame. It's better than a lot of movies out there!

The story follows all girl group Tamla Rose through their career from their humble beginnings as background singers. The motown like story reminds me much of the movie "The Temptations" put out years ago. One thing that stood out for me in this movie was the soundtrack. I was mesmerized by the trailer alone, listening to the compositions. Being that is primarily a movie based on the music business, this movie was a great find. The director took an interesting approach to the cinematography that most critics are quick to dismiss as bad filming. Filming this movie as if it were a throwback to the technology of the 80s gave it some charm and actually helped the story move along.Movie critics are always quick to judge what is good and bad about a film yet they lack the experience of making a film to truly see what the artist (in this case filmmaker) is trying to portray. The chemistry between actresses Adi Alfa, Alexandra Johnston, and Tisha Merry really made the movie. It's not one I would miss and for the music alone I would give it a shot. You might be pleasantly surprised!

The film is sprinkled with original songs that unfortunately appear to be badly synced, yet the tracks are enjoyable and well produced. The filmmakers clearly knew what they were doing when it came to recording the catchy songs.The composition of the shots were well thought out and there is a clear, linear storyline. The acting was believable and well-cast with Adi Alfa, Alexandra Johnson and Tisha Merry playing the leads. A huge shout-out is also needed for the hair stylist, Sarah Gannon.Overall, it is an enjoyable film that bounces along quite nicely considering all the young talent involved. However, it could be even better with less dialogue, a little less music and shorter scenes. It's a fantastic accomplishment nonetheless, and worth watching for the soulful music.

Really enjoyed this film. My friends and I were dancing in the aisle. Would have liked the music to be much louder. Really felt sorry for the band's manager Jim as he tried to juggle all the negatives to create a feel good factor. The final shot left me wondering if there is likely to be a Tamla Rose spin off. Thought the three girls should have been younger as this would have made them appear more vulnerable although Tisha Merry came across as a scheming woman who would do anything to achieve her ambition whilst Adi Alfa and Alexandra Johnston came across as okay I would have liked to see them being more passionate in their singing performances. Errol Smith and Leon Tagoe were excellent and believable. Overall if this film comes to your area and you like good music Then go and see it. You won't be disappointed. Would not be a bit surprised if some of the soundtrack songs appeared in the pop charts...