The Coalition
- Fundamentals, reception.
- American live action feature length film, 2013 (video), rated R, 95 minutes, comedy, romance.
- IMDB: 4.3/10.0 from 384 audience ratings. Estimated budget, 1 million USD.
- Rotten Tomatoes: 'No critic reviews yet...', 53% liked it from 64 audience ratings.
- I saw this on Showtime.
- Directed by, Monica Mingo; written by Monica Mingo and Terrell Suggs.
- Starring: Denyce Lawton as Skylar Hathaway, Eddie Goines as Prime Alexander, Adrienne Bailon as Katilina Santiago, J. R. Ramirez as Lonzo Ramirez, Ingrid Clay as Autumn Singletary, Sant'e Andrews as Dallas, Nadine Ellis as Kennedy Lorenze', Shanti Lowry as Dylan Singletary, Nicole Garza as Carnegie.
- Setup and Plot
- Prime is a sports hero who enjoys time with his male posse, Dallas, Kalif, and Lonzo. The quartet enjoy publicly and privately embarrassing the women that they date. Some of these women include Autumn, Carnegie, Skylar, and Katalina; these four have their women allies in tow.
- The four men seem to think that the wronged women will never meet and talk to each other. Of course, that does happen, and the women eventually find common cause for revenge. The tipping point came when Autumn took Skylar to a park where Prime was with his wife and kids.
- Will the ladies break up the pack? Will the men defend themselves?
- Conclusions
- One line summary: Chick flick cliche extravaganza, plus foibles of the idle rich.
- One star of five
- Scores
- Cinematography: 8/10 No problems. Looks like very high end video.
- Sound: 4/10 Unfortunately, I could hear the sound track. I could hear the dialog, which was a mixed blessing.
- Acting: 0/10
- Screenplay: 2/10 It has a plot of sorts, but there is nothing new, nothing interesting, nothing engaging, nothing touching.
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