VillageBoi:
Very well said @ bolded.
However, the OP didn't write this because he 'loves' Nollywood, he wrote it to take cheap shots like most other people. Afterall him claim ontop say na him sista dey watch am... obviously not him.

Ignatio:

Hahaha... E go better sha.

sholay2011: ^^^^ Bro...abeg leave my Jlaw out of this. Lol

Red_Card: lol. Na lie I talk? I like the babe sha but she no deserve Oscar for that her weak performance in Silver Linings Playbook.

sureteeboy: The ones u're talking about are already labelled as fantasy movies with fantasy plots. But, why should you watch a movie with no fantasy setting and end up seeing a herbalist in the movie to unravel a mystery that has been keeping the movie moving? It's totally out of it.

Yomieluv: Over beaten topic, in other news,am not a sucker for Nollywood craps, i watch it whenever I want to sleep,i swear its a good anaesthetic,within five minutes,am gone to dream world.

vickitor: The Nigerian movie industry, Nollywood, is trying but they are making some mistakes that are very glaring even to a child. They should understand that what is worth doing is worth doing well. I know they are hustling like every other Nigerian, but they should also understand that they are also representing our country. These mistakes can be avoided if a very creative director directs most of these movies. These are:

1. We are tired of seeing spirits wear wrist watches and chains. For goodness sake, this is the spirit world you are trying portray, why are you guys still backward in movie directing? We should know that little things counts. Spirits should also stop rubbing powder on their faces and stop wearing cele overalls.

2. Please, if you guys intend to subtitle your movies, please subtitle it with good english and try to edit them if possible. We are tired of seeing sentences like "where did you carry all these pregnant?" For pete's sake, if you can't edit your movies, call people to edit them for you.

3. We are tired of seeing 30+ men and women acting secondary school children. If my classmates were that sexy in secondary school, I know my teachers would have slept them all. Moreso, please make it obvious that parents are older than their kids in your movies. How will clem Ohameze be the father of Jim Iyke... Ahan, in real life clem should not be older than Jim with not more than 10years.

4. Please and Please, our witches do not behave like imbeciles. How will a witch grow long fingers and very bad dentition in the midnight and the morning the same witch has the sweetest smile on earth. Don't make it look all girls with bad dentition are witches.

5. These days all your movies are Royal this... Royal that. Last week, my sister bought 6 Nollywood movies, Royal love, tears on the throne, igwe must hear this, etc. 70% of Nollywood movies are about royal stuffs, WTH. I know Nigerians don't even give a f**k about royalties. So why act it as if its our major problem.

6. We need creative directors in our movies. How will a thief drop his ID card in a robbery site in real life? Why will an actor wear double clothes because he is going to use the inner clothe for the next scene, please reason these things directors. Movies should not be about love alone but other fantastic stories. Oduah's case is there, write and act good movies please.

7. Sometimes, I don't know what some casts are doing in a movie. They are neither a part of the cause, part of the solution nor a waka-pass. They are just there doing "uhummm", "mtcheewwww", "nonsense", "**clapping their hands**". There are some scenes that are unnecessary too, why will a scene be just: tonto dike bathing, someone mistakenly see the igwe and run, etc. Very unnecessary.

PS: We know you don't have enough money to produce and direct the kind of movies in Hollywood but you can as well use the little you have and with talented actors to produce a decent movie.

From Concerned Nigerian

c0llynz02: Baseless and useless criticisms doesn't make anyone better.

Ohraybs:
Guy,dunno wah to say bout you,buh wah I will simply say is,most of all d films dey produce oh,either hollywood,bollywood or Nollywood are the same,Go check Fast and furious 6 and u will see a big lies,and yet we derive joy in praisin dem,forgetin dat govt sponse den to do deirs while ours is being done with deir moni...Guy,we need to appreciate deir work.....

Swiftlee: I am tired of you guys complaining about Nollywood! If it sucks go and watch the one's that does'nt suck!! Who is forcing you to watch the home videos?? See.. :-/ am tired of all this repetitions about nollywood this bollywood that!! See, nobody should qoute me to say rubbish ooo!

homesteady: Mtcheew! For your mind now you be critic? mtcheew! What is stopping you from going to produce your own film?

Red_Card: I don't agree with parents not being much older than their kids in Nollywood films. Hollywood is the worst culprit in this regard, they don't cast women that are over 40 that much except perhaps they've attained super star stardom like Meryl Streep, Helen Mirren, Judi Dench, Julia Roberts, Sally Field, Cate Blanchett and a few others. Watch 'Alexander' and you'll see Angelina Jolie looking almost same age with her son. Checkout the reigning 22years old Jennifer Lawrence as a mother. Most mothers in those Philippine and Mexican soap operas do look like their children's elder sisters. I agree that nollywood is a complete joke. I don't get why RMD can't stop forming young lover boy at his age and play someone's father. I had the misfortune of watching a nollywood movie titled 'MY PROPHECY' and I was like what's this? I almost wept for he cinematography, the picture quality was a hot mess, the story was poor not to talk of the bad acting from Oge Okoye and Yul Edochie. The only good directors in that industry are Tunde Kelani, Jeta Amata, Izu Ojukwu, Andy Amanechi, Mahmood Ali-Balogun, Tchidi Chikere and a handful of old ones.

homesteady: Mtcheew! For your mind now you be critic? mtcheew!
What is stopping you from going to produce your own film?