Summary
Historical epics inspired by real events that took place in the Kingdom of Dahomey, one of the most powerful states of Africa in the 18th and 19th centuries.
So if you are threatened by seeing a strong woman kicking hard but a queen, it will not be a movie for you, but For others who are emotionally mature, this is a wonderful thing to take. ogoji, an all-female unit of warriors who defended the African kingdom of dahomey in the 1800s with skill and ferocity unlike anything the world has ever seen, so what I enjoy The film was originally about dahomey's involvement in the slave trade in Africa, now the story does not dance around the fact that other kingdoms are complicated in human trafficking, but this tells us How they correct that, despite the financial crisis they may face, it is more important to protect the people and end their involvement in the slave trade, this film gives us A snapshot of a small When a female guardian leader, General egoji, leads the fight, the film opens with a brutal night battle, and it's exciting now, some editing a bit faster and some action more chaotic. Most of us can clearly see the hand-to-hand fighting going on, and then the brutality that comes from there, things will go a long way back to guide us. Go to dahomey kingdom, warriors and story kings get focused on story building and character development on egoji and some new recruits and this is where we really get to meet our players. From their strengths and weaknesses, and the film does not rush, I like this section, although not dragging, I mean there is energy and even urgency in training and storytelling, we get some training. Well executed, as they really do not remain silent, not necessarily on all aspects of training, I mean we see the important parts of progress when a character will struggle and then We see progress being made viola davis is in the lead role here, like Nancy in general from the beginning, we see her power and brutality, and I love that she looks like a warrior, I mean she wields a sword. Her with agility...