UnknownT:
that is for my Mars brothers. They are Martians

AndreRose:

Lol. Your own case is too much. I will have to look into it.
I do listen their musics very well, any artist so far the music is cool.

Hehehehehehe...
Well, different strokes for different folks.

SeverusSnape:

Hehehehehehe...
Well, different strokes for different folks.

dre11:
Kunle Afolayan keeps chunning out great films...
Have being following his film right from Oleku





Not surprise he has 4films from the whole pack...
Also loved 'the contract'... Great film

But sad that 'the meeting' didn't make the cut

AndreRose:
Am I the only that doesn't watch Nigeria movies?

rman:
Is Kunle Afolayan the best movie director in Nigeria?

four of his movies made the list.

Beamborla:
30 days in Atlanta and Jenifer, no no for me

Figurine, half a yellow sun and Mr and Mrs are on point. I think Ije is okay as well

Looking forward to seeing Oct 1 cos I saw the behind the scene some days back and it captured my attention.


Nice work, missyclassy

imoleay0:
This list is incomplete without Alhaji Yekeen Ajileye's KOTO AYE.


Idumota stood still the day it was released to market.

milychocs:



(Sighs)
No...you are not

I used to watch every western based movie in the world apart from Sci-fi (except The Matrix)
I loathed the "fakeness" and bad acting and directing of Nigerian movies
I will be very honest and say that I used to get some perverse pleasure and pride about not watching them

But now I am in Europe and I see the otherness of me...in a cinema filled with whites, shouting "yay" when Nicole Kidman slaps or kisses Robert Redford would make me feel slightly ashamed...
I dunno how to say it....but I realise it is nothing to be proud of
I wish I could start watching them..Naija movies that is
Well I think I would love the ones in Igbo or Pidgin, with English subtitles....the actors wiould be able to express every nuance and the movies would be great

I loved Rattlesnake, Half of a Yellow Sun and Sawaam....out of the about ten Naija movies I ever saw
Maybe there is hope
I used to like watching Checkmate, I need to Know, Tales by Moonlight, Beyond the Realm, Bassey and Coy, The Masquerade and the play, Our husband has gone mad again, and abiku when I was younger
So maybe there is hope

I like Naija music and will re read African writers and some new books soon....the movies? I will try...okay I like Big Brother if that counts
My point is, I have grown to realise it is nothing to be proud of that I only watch oyibo movies
Hollowness is what I feel even as I enjoy some....I have cut down on the movies I watch, drastically....series/sitcoms I am still left with

I dunno what I am saying....just ignore me
Again, sigh

Beamborla:
30 days in Atlanta and Jenifer, no no for me

Figurine, half a yellow sun and Mr and Mrs are on point. I think Ije is okay as well

Looking forward to seeing Oct 1 cos I saw the behind the scene some days back and it captured my attention.


Nice work, missyclassy

sweatholder:
Hmmm AY is still topping lol
Delta no dey carry last joor

edogirl2:


Nobody dey start anything. It is good to see real figures.

These figures are totally opposite what we were being led to believe. In fact, the person that opened the other thread last week suggested Yorubas are not involved in Nollywood because they cant speak English How crass.



Top 3 highest grossing films - all Yoruba directors

3 out of top 5 films - Yoruba directors

7 out of top 10 films - Yoruba directors.


Impressive.

solayd:
Chai! I never watch any of these movie

chefremy:
which one have you watched that is on the list?

rman:
Is Kunle Afolayan the best movie director in Nigeria?

four of his movies made the list.