eyeview:
My wife and I watched the movie just once but our disappointment lasted for almost a week. We were waiting for the high point of the movie till it ended. We were really wondering what the hype was all about.
I turned to some of my friends to ask about the movie, just wanted to be sure that it wasn't me who had lost my sense of humour and they all opened up on how flat and 'over hyped' the movie was.
Infact someone suggested that those who paid the initial exhorbitant fees at the cinema should have started a riot there and then for a refund or atleast some change.
I just feel the AY guy just gave the movie the needed hype and by the time you realize it,it would be too late cos you would have parted with cash.

Omotayor123:

True.. But I like the praying scene sha

queebeediva:
A lot of thing went totally wrong with that movie in fact so many unessary scen again to me I didn't even laugh to tell you the movie whack but again he made a lot of money so? Abeg I prefer my edges of paradise.

Freemanan:

Can't even remember it

You mean you can't remember the scene where Akpors A.Y.'s mum was praying for them

"Holy ghost fire strangle them

Omotayor123:

You mean you can't remember the scene where Akpors A.Y.'s mum was praying for them

"Holy ghost fire strangle them

Teeboy15:

Let me state that I'm not in any way hating on the successfull comedian's effort (before Nairalanders go start their own wahala), for what its worth it was a good movie but constructive criticism also sell movies.

For those who haven't seen the movie make sure u get a copy of it and let us know what u think. U can also add ur opinion for those that have already seen the movie.


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Omotayor123:
The dancing scene was not just it for me too.

As in ehnn!!
I just tire for AY.

XtraSmooth404:
Just like Akpororo said during presidential gala night, if you didn't find the movie funny, then your problems must be bigger than his effort. There are some loopholes though, especially the Lekki garden scene where he was screaming 'Warri! Warri!...' Guys in Warri don't act that way. Abeg the guy tried, I even like the artists he used.

kinglekan:


As in ehnn!!

I just tire for AY.

booqee:
Abeg eye dey pain me!!!!

Do I look like an optician?

Omotayor123:
Have you voted

For Buhari?

kinglekan:
Do I look like an optician?

booqee:
ur font and the colour is hurting someone's eye

Go wear your glasses.

Teeboy15:

Didn't jst watch it. Av watched it a dozen times, jst decided to open a thread on it now

Teeboy15:
Hi ya'll, I'm a first time OP (whatever OP means) so please apologies on any typo error or whatever.

Though this post is coming when the movie is already old but i just felt the need to create the thread afterall.

Ok enuff talk lemme get straight to it. I think the movie 30 days in Atlanta was unnecessarily hyped for the following reasons;

1. Ay was not fit for the role; Ay does not have that rugged n razz personality to play the role of Akpors. He seemed too serious for the role, more like forcing himself to be an Akpors personality. A Bovi or Charles Inojie interpretation of the role would have made more sense.

2. Story line was poor; Like seriously what was he trying to portray, that Akpors is just a local Warri boy who got lucky, went abroad and couldn't behave himself in a cultured way? Seriously?

3.His comedy line in the movie when he got employed as a part-time comedian was terrible; Ay like seriously u could have done berra than that. Dat was whack. If na so ur shows dey be u for no get one kobo for account.

Let me state that I'm not in any way hating on the successfull comedian's effort (before Nairalanders go start their own wahala), for what its worth it was a good movie but constructive criticism also sell movies.

For those who haven't seen the movie make sure u get a copy of it and let us know what u think. U can also add ur opinion for those that have already seen the movie.


CC: lalasticlala, tosyne2much and co abeg help me park dis keke for garage