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Mrs Right Guy

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Gugu, the walking wounded, rejects men long before they can get too close to rock her self-imposed exile from love. But to find bliss with the right guy, she must first realize that no man is created equal and that, in love, nice guys not only have staying power but can actually be "just right."

Taon

2016

Tagal

1h 24m

IMDb

6.9

Panoorin Ngayon

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Cast

AU

Adze Ugah

Director

DM

Dineo Moeketsi

Gugu

LM

Lehasa Moloi

Joe

Cast

AU

Adze Ugah

Director

DM

Dineo Moeketsi

Gugu

LM

Lehasa Moloi

Joe

Thapelo Mokoena

Dumile

TM

Tau Maserumule

Thabang

Thando Thabethe

Anna

KM

Kwande Makhene

Bongi

BT

Boity Thulo

Marie

Robert Whitehead

David

Sam Phillips

Bab' Radebe

MM

Motlatsi Mafatshe

Traffic Cop

Yonda Thomas

Lesego the Stripper

JP

Jerry Phele

Old Man in Taxi

CR

Carlo Radebe

Security Guard

LT

Lizelle Tabane

Audition Girl

MM

Mpho Modikoane

Car Guard

DF

Daniel Friedman

Maurice

FN

Frances Ndlazilwana

Gog' Agnes

IN

Ivy Nkutha

Old Woman

PT

Pusetso Thibedi

Writer

CW

Catharina Weinek

Writer

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Brenda LoiceMay 29, 2023

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user2081417283776May 12, 2023

Mrs. Right Guy is a South African romantic comedy that started off slow for me. If it wasn't for Joe played by Lehasa Moloi and Dumile played by Thapelo Mokoena, who reminded me of Kadeem Hardison in the late 90s, I would have stopped watching after the first 30 or so minutes. The movie opens with our heroine Gugu (Dineo Moeketsi) waking up in a luxury hotel on her honeymoon only to discover that her new husband had not only abandoned her but left her with the bill. Three years later, we see Gugu again, and this time she is embittered toward men in ways that are meant to be funny, but I didn't find amusing at all. It didn't help that the script focused on everyone making comments about her light skin. The story became interesting when Dumile (Gugu's boss at the advertising agency) said that because of her spunk and because she doesn't suck up, he wanted her to be his sounding board. Gugu calls Dumile on his attraction to her, and he couldn't deny it. Every man seemed to be attracted to Gugu and her "light skin," which was one of the reasons I didn't care for this movie. Even a blind man said she was beautiful. I mean, come on! I could not root for Gugu, whose troubles stemmed from her own superficiality, which made her a big hypocrite considering her judgments of men who objectify her. Then there was a kiss between Gugu and one of the men that was so out of place that I thought it was a dream sequence. However, on a positive note, the plot is not predictable. Conflict ensues when Dumile and Joe face off in regards to Joe's Chicken Farm and an advertising contract with the company Gugu and Dumile work for. While I couldn't blame Joe for wanting to get as far away from them as possible, at this point in the movie. I was finally invested in the outcome and wanted to see how everything would play out. In the end, Mrs. Right Guy turned out to be an OK movie. It's certainly not perfect, but it has its moments. The movie explores the complexities of relationships involving attraction, rejection, and forgiveness. As well as workplace dynamics like power imbalances, competition, and conflicts of interest. I'm giving this movie Five Stars.

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BadGirL😈🖤May 5, 2023

Mrs. Right Guy is a South African romantic comedy that started off slow for me. If it wasn't for Joe played by Lehasa Moloi and Dumile played by Thapelo Mokoena, who reminded me of Kadeem Hardison in the late 90s, I would have stopped watching after the first 30 or so minutes. The movie opens with our heroine Gugu (Dineo Moeketsi) waking up in a luxury hotel on her honeymoon only to discover that her new husband had not only abandoned her but left her with the bill. Three years later, we see Gugu again, and this time she is embittered toward men in ways that are meant to be funny, but I didn't find amusing at all. It didn't help that the script focused on everyone making comments about her light skin. The story became interesting when Dumile (Gugu's boss at the advertising agency) said that because of her spunk and because she doesn't suck up, he wanted her to be his sounding board. Gugu calls Dumile on his attraction to her, and he couldn't deny it. Every man seemed to be attracted to Gugu and her "light skin," which was one of the reasons I didn't care for this movie. Even a blind man said she was beautiful. I mean, come on! I could not root for Gugu, whose troubles stemmed from her own superficiality, which made her a big hypocrite considering her judgments of men who objectify her. Then there was a kiss between Gugu and one of the men that was so out of place that I thought it was a dream sequence. However, on a positive note, the plot is not predictable. Conflict ensues when Dumile and Joe face off in regards to Joe's Chicken Farm and an advertising contract with the company Gugu and Dumile work for. While I couldn't blame Joe for wanting to get as far away from them as possible, at this point in the movie. I was finally invested in the outcome and wanted to see how everything would play out. In the end, Mrs. Right Guy turned out to be an OK movie. It's certainly not perfect, but it has its moments. The movie explores the complexities of relationships involving attraction, rejection, and forgiveness. As well as workplace dynamics like power imbalances, competition, and conflicts of interest. I'm giving this movie Five Stars.