How come Nigeria movies - most of them - have part two, and part two is like watching part one all over again. They keep on remembering what was in part one.

They are trying to make money! Hahaha! Very funny!

9ja is steppin up,cut dem sum slack

No not all the time

it realy pisses me off, a movie is almost ending and all of a sudden you get this silly message watch out for part two at times you are evn asked to watch out for part four like the ? what is even the tittle oh ya issakaba stuff it gets on my nerves

i like watching part two movie

eveseh:

i like watching part two movie

what

svs:

what

i said i love twatching parts 2 movies

I Agree that it can be really annoying when a Movie has so many parts, expecially when it's not even Interesting.


No One would be Bothered.



If it were some really Good movie ---- Then. I can be Bothered to watch the other parts.

I dont really watch movies with two or three parts

eveseh:

i said i love twatching parts 2 movies

wat i mean that hu likes watching part 2 movies.its crap!!!!!!!!!!!1

Its all to make money, because they are alot of scenes in the movie that dont make sense for ten minutes u just look at a car moving or something, they should try and improve.

Its better to watch only d part 2 cos they'll show most of what happened in part 1. Anyways i think there is room for improvement in d nigerian movie industry, right now, i think they kinda suck.

is it only part two.u'll see some goin into part 4.
there r some films that need part 2 but most of them don't
take a look at dangerous sisters,the film's good,it ended well in part two
only 4 me to see at the end,watch out 4 part 3
i mean what do they want to act there

taiwoabzy:

Its better to watch only d part 2 because they'll show most of what happened in part 1. Anyways i think there is room for improvement in d nigerian movie industry, right now, i think they kind of suck.

yea, and its really irritating

the producers shoot the whole film at a time and then to make money go and split it into part one, two or three! that is sad cuz the actors and actresses aint paid the royalties unlike here where to make a part two they gotta pay you again!!! tis sad bt dats life

its very frustrating & annoying too, especially when it gets to "watch out for the final battle -part three" as we are experiencing now

To cap errthing that's been said, it's nothing more than marketing strategy.

I actually don't find it boring to wacth part two movies but only if the extra parts are interesting but some movies i must agree are annoying when it comes to the part two and three thing just like "women's cot" with onyeka onwenu ,the movie started off so interesting but i ended up being irritated that it had even a part three and yet it was just like a repitition of what they had already shown.

Well come to think of it, There is no REAL part two in Naija movies
it is simply one story divided in two parts they really sucks

First they make sure they pack the first CD full of advertisments, so that the reall film starts about 31mins later
they just as you are trying to understand the story line, and trying to make sense of the nonsense, they say Buhhhhhhhhh " Watch out for Part two"

Emad:

they pack the first CD full of advertisments, so that the reall film starts about 31mins later

lol, true talk!!!!!!!

It's a good thing DStv selects their Nigerian movie archive very well. Most of their films are single part. If you check their self produced movies they never have second, third or fourth parts. The few multi-part films they purchase from film makers are always the most exciting.

Thank God for Multichoice making Nollywood what it is today. Most of our leaders ignored the industry. GEJ's administration only pumped funds into it when they realized the star power our actors wielded with the aim of achieving a second term presidency.

meobizy:
It's a good thing DStv selects their Nigerian movie archive very well. Most of their films are single part. If you check their self produced movies they never have second, third or fourth parts. The few multi-part films they purchase from film makers are always the most exciting.

Thank God for Multichoice making Nollywood what it is today. Most of our leaders ignored the industry. GEJ's administration only pumped funds into it when they realized the star power our actors wielded with the aim of achieving a second term presidency.

The bolded part is not true. Probably you don't notice it but different parts are merged into one. Africa magic Epic will give you a clue