Bad Seeds (Mauvaises Herbes) – Summary/ Review (With Spoilers)
Bad Seeds (Mauvaises Herbes) is a feel-good movie which, at its heart, focuses on a relationship which may get you teary-eyed.
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Bad Seeds Ending Explained (Spoilers)
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Okay, what happened was that Karim, after seeing Frank rough up Ludo, he decided to lay a trap for him. Now, it isn’t 100% clear if the counterfeit money thing was a real operation, but the money Frank gave Wael was real. Leading to Wael working with Monique to take Frank down so he would not only lose his job but stop harassing Ludo and forcing him to make money for him.
As for the others? Thanks to Wael recounting his friend Joseph, who hung himself, or was hung, after being molested, he knew something was wrong with Shana. Someone who was molested as a child and took the brunt of the abuse so their siblings wouldn’t. However, she never told anyone for she thought she wouldn’t be believed. Yet, with Wael believing and encouraging her, she tells her mom who she says, by text message, believes her.
Leaving one last thing: Sarah. Like Frank, Sarah checks into Wael’s background, since apparently you just need to know people to do that. So, despite him being a bit dodgy, between Nadia liking him, and him being honest, it seems she warms up to him. Even to the point that, as Victor and Monique go on vacation, she takes care of Wael after the thorough ass whooping Frank gave him – before the cops stopped him from killing Wael.
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Monique and Wael’s Relationship - 84%
Wael’s Relationship With the Kids - 82%
The Story of Young Wael - 78%
The Kids Could Have Been Developed More - 74%
80%
While there is a slight imbalance between Wael’s life as a child and the comedic side shown when he is an adult, as a whole the movie is entertaining. Yes, they could have done way more with the kids Wael looks after. Yeah, his childhood could have been its own movie. Yet, if you want something which will get you emotional sometimes, laugh during other times, and never teeters too far towards being depressing or over the top, Bad Seeds is for you.
