meshacha1:
Which aspect is it getting better?
Is it on shooting, crime act?
Abeg e
Home video is for Nigerian girls
While foreign is for Naija guys

thank God you said 'home vvideo'...these are cinema releases, for people that have money to watch, not just the 200 naira/4 parts Asaba productions

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charix:
If you're not ready to post your full writeup here, carry it and go!!!

Can't remember last time I watched one

You only see a nice Nigerian film, if it was written & or directed by a foreigner, or a Nigerian who learnt his/her trade abroad. Again, very nice & enjoyable Nigerian films are ones that star mostly, new & uncommon faces.

Think of:
Half of a yellow sun
Mr. & Mrs.
The cry of the sun
etc

But all these things written & directed by them Chikere Chikelue, Modupe Moluwe, Osondi Owendi, Osibanjo Obasanjo etc, they are trash.

I love 30 days I Atlanta. Off the hook

Its because those Movie Producers are not into the aspect of shooting Movies that has to do with Juju and witches and Wizards..They shoot everyday Nigerian Scenes not showing an individual battling some terrestial forces

Picks up my system
Goes through the ranks of my great indian flicks
Chooses MY NAME IS KHAN
Ghajini is next in line
Then remembers today is exactly 5 years since the release of my name is khan







Feeling emotional

lynx200:


You are so right Sholay. We have to follow best practices in what we do but all we do in this country is embrace mediocrity. For your information I heard that the major US film studios are plotting to come here to set up production and distribution facilities. Its high time we shape up. I like what the new nollywood guys are doing but the distribution and lack of cinemas is a major problem. Maybe if the Video on demand offerings improve they could be a good way for filmmakers to monetize their products.

Yeah that's typical of them out there even as we strive to be better we should also keep our standards,tradition,practices and beliefs in our movie productions. Thumbs up naija!!!

obum88:
This
writeup
is
as
uninteresting
as
nollywood
movies.

really?

alobam1:
Its because those Movie Producers are not into the aspect of shooting Movies that has to do with Juju and witches and Wizards..They shoot everyday Nigerian Scenes not showing an individual battling some terrestial forces

Yeah you are right those movies aren't bad but everyone of our script shouldn't be about that...

free2ryhme:


nollywood na child' play

if u watch noollywood wit adult brain u wil no its childs play

sholay2011:

Oga, how far? This 'Ida' has been scooping gongs all over the place for 'Best Foreign film'. Even though I'm not a filmmaker, explain this 'unconventional' framing you mentioned and what makes the film great. It's about sisters (nuns) right?

Ida was shot on 1:33:1 an aspect ratio of the academy and 35mm. Other ratios are
1:85:1 and 2:35:1 or 2:40:1 scope cinema. Or widescreen cinema commonly used on most movies. 1:78:1 is mainly used by IMAX. Both 1:851 and 1:78:1 can be easily derived from ur regular 16:9 the ratio of a flatscreen tv.

I'm going to watch the Sound Sultan movie, it sounds nice.

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come learn how to make good movies

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