[Movie] Movie Review: Where Love Lives.

"Where Love Lives" is a movie by Bimbo Ademoye, one of my most loved and respected actors. This story is one that explores love, family, trust, money, neighbors, and most importantly, real-life issues.

The story line follows a very cute and amazing couple who love themselves so, so much. I mean, their love is admirable; along the line, they moved out of where they were staying before and moved into an estate, a very big and luxurious one at that. That was where Demilade, who was the wife, met with three sets of women; they seemed to be the comptroller general of the estate.

One of those big three named Queen was actually the queen of the estate. She made it known to Demilade immediately that her authority cannot be questioned, and we all know how Bimbo Ademoye (Demilade) can be; she intentionally wanted to stand up to her instead of backing down.

Along the line, they needed to vote for who would be the next president for the estate, and all women were present. Queen obviously stood up as a contestants also knowing fully well that no one would actually want to stand up against her, only for Demilade the most newest person in the room to also stand up to contest.

You can guess how tough it is had they had to exchange words and argue, especially on how bonafide she (Demilade) is. But then, something else happened: Demilade's husband, Ekene, began to experience trouble in his business, and things began to go the other way. They were already living the big, luxurious, and happy life, and suddenly this threat, a great tragedy, suddenly befalls their finances.

Not only that, Demilade too had met a young cute guy around when she go for her morning exercise and they became friends, that friendship with the guy almost cost her her marriage. And honestly, I enjoy this movie from the beginning till the end. I love how that at the end of the day it ako shows how imperfect everyone is and how everyone has a secret and something they're battling with in their marriages.

Bimbo Ademoye, who acted as Demilade, did kill her role. I love how elegant, outspoken, and all she was. I mean, she's a great actor, and I can say that she gave me the kind of character I wanted to see in that role.

Likewise, I as well love the rivalry between Demilade and Queen. Nah, it was awesome; they both delivered excellently well with the other two ladies always backing and supporting Queen, even though it didn't last that much. All the actors in that movie did excellently well, and I must say I didn't regret giving the movie my time.

I love how it explores marriage so deeply. I love how that they had everything, I mean Demilade and Ekene, and how at some point things began to go the other way round. All the money disappeared; they considered moving out and going elsewhere, and a lot of things that tested their love and made them face reality.

One thing I also admire in the movie was the fashion and dress sense of Demilade. She was always dressing and looking good. And it added a touch of elegance to that movie. The production team and everyone in charge of the movie did their best to make it a success, and it was a success. I love that for them. Which is not to say that they're a 100/100, of course; no, they went too far to exaggerate some parts of the movie and dragged some scenes too long, especially those parts of meetings and the presidency contest. Even though the arguments it contains didn't make it that obvious.

Also, the movie delivered the message it was intended to: love can be very easy when everything is going on well, but when things begin to get difficult, that's when you get to see and know what people mean to you and what you mean to them. So, can love really survive when money, status, and such are no more?

Check it out: Where Love Lives.

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Images are screenshots taken from the movie.

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Rating: 80/100

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