Why can't Ben Murray-Bruce venture into Sci-fi movies and technologically improve Nollywood films and actors in the latest trend? I don't think Science is anyone's culture as physics is taught in almost every part of the world. Science is human nature and almost every country embrace technology, which is the result of science. You know, he owns Dream Magic Studios (http://www.dreammagicstudiosla.com/) in the US that is capable of doing that. Nigerians would be proud to consume our own Sci-fi over foreign ones.

You may be right but he can't. Desmond Elliot even suggested that the government should ban foreign contents. But that would cause a great pandemonium because nollywood has not occupied all the genres of movies in the world and has not been able to produce a better quality of films when compared to foreign contents for Nigerians to consume.

adebayo987:
Why can't Ben Murray-Bruce venture into Sci-fi movies and technologically improve Nollywood films and actors in the latest trend? I don't think Science is anyone's culture as physics is taught almost every part of the Earth. You know, he owns Dream Magic Studios (http://www.dreammagicstudiosla.com/) in the US that is capable of doing that. Nigerians would be proud to consume our own Sci-fi over foreign ones.

O nooooo... dude, what Ben Bruce has is a drama studio, not anywhere close to a sci-fi studio. The truth is, he just can't afford it. Not all studios in US can shoot movies with quality CGI or VFX scenes. Besides he's a Nigerian and if you suggest that to him, he'd use "it's not our culture" as an excuse. Seem like travelling in the universe was the culture of anyone. The day Nollywood will begin to look into creativity and what the human brain can produce, that's the day they can think about Sci-fi movies. Hahaha! The Kajola thing should discourage any Nigerian Producer to think about Sci-fi. Check it out here - https://niyiakinmolayan.com/2016/07/30/kajola-the-untold-story-of-a-nollywood-actionsci-fi-movie/