chibwike: Ok,this trend is now becoming unbearable. Is it that the movie producers lacks creativity in naming movies or wat... U'd see movies titles like PINGING WIDOWS, RAINING SEASON, AGEGE BREAD, MR IBU GOES TO SCHOOL and many more, i'd add more when i remember them...you can add yours.

buhari for president

Na wa

I no dey even watch tv sef

since2005: [size=40pt]People still watch Nollywood Movies??[/size]

bros, na so Ur eye small reach?

joedejana: 'DIARIS GOD' disk 1; part A, part B
THE SAME MOVIE OO but different name.
"THIS THING THEY ARE DOING TO US" Disk 2; part A, part B.

hahahahahahaha....
r u for real?? na name of movir b dis abu u just form am?
its crazy

jakiedudu: The Ninja pastor.

Cheiii i don die . This one cut my attention . Are you sure this is Nollywood film title?

ednut1: what do u expect

lol, is this ^^^a movie title too?

I saw a movie advert today, titled Ebola

rev. sister ibu. nd
vote Mr ibu for president 2015

yollychika: I no dey even watch tv sef

who kiaz

lepasharon: tear my bra

sure... I will

am nt a superfan of nollywood films but i also know some wark hollywood film names...dude where is my car, cut us some slack join d industry n tryna change it...oda dan sit on d corner n criticise

Erotex:
YOU ARE fool
U don't even believe in Nigeria #Judas

Many people ask me this question when I deride Nollywood. Honestly I love to support the performing arts industry as a great economic tool but we have got to seperate the industry from the operators and give these ignorant, uncultured, money minded charlatans a hard knock. Creative arts is open to criticism and Nollywood must ride it like a surfer to ever improve their acts.

Erotex: For those who are criticizing Nollywood
Take a look at Bollywood
Where robbers sing and dance before attack

Be satisfied with what you have
No one gonna love you, if u fail to love yourself
Appreciate your country efforts

No sir, we cannot be satisfied with what they are churning out until quality comes through. Nollywood should take the criticism in good faith and improve before their audience begin to vote with their feet. They are lucky Nigeria has a very small middle class. Once our economy takes off and more people are educated and exposed to foreign standards, the industry will crumble.

nollywood is a joke , thanks to our brother from the east....enough said!!!

Abbey2sam: The truth is that there are some Igbos who are bent on destroying the nigeria movie industry....


Though people like Kunle Afolayan and obi omeloyen are trying their best.

But igbos no go gree

now this is what happens when people forget that they are supposed to think with their brains and not their a$$es

Savigne: now this is what happens when people forget that they are supposed to think with their brains and not their a$$es

the truth is bitter

Suck my breasst

The world cup is missing

Legend of the seeker

Abbey2sam: The truth is that there are some Igbos who are bent on destroying the nigeria movie industry....


Though people like Kunle Afolayan and obi omeloyen are trying their best.

But igbos no go gree

Most stupi.d comment i hv seen in my 2 yrs as a nairalander,

The truth is that Nollywood meteoric rise from the late 80's coincided with declining standards in Nigeria across board - education, enlightenment, morals, industry and creativity. It came about as a result of the backlash to anything western as a result of the widening gap between Nigeria and the rest of the world. As we fell away we found succour in home grown entertainment. The worsening economy that has led to massive rural - urban drift has further boosted sales with a lot of patrons unable to recognize the need for excellence in creativity.

But this will not go on in perpetuity. Even Bollywood is evolving. Nollywood must evolve also or risk it all.

Shalome: Spartacus...the guy be arm robber for the film

Chisos!!!!

olumide00: Ponmo ijebu

hahaha cnt stop laffin @ d title. Wetin dew wan use ponmo ijebu do, na film 2 watch out

since2005: [size=40pt]People still watch Nollywood Movies??[/size]

Oh yes millions of Nigerians and non Nigerians still do. Oya go and do the oshiomhole needful.

urhoboman: i stopped since2005

I stopped in 1997. Now it's a serious challenge coping with my wife since 2009.

It's just a recipe for obesity

henchamb:

Most stupi.d comment i hv seen in my 2 yrs as a nairalander,

obviously the truth.......

Your Igbo brothers be mumuing their selves Iin the name of acting a movie...........


how can we move forward in nollywood? When Igbo is synonymous to "fake" anything substandard, you gat to think of the igbos


anu pama

Nuezha:

I stopped in 1997. Now it's a serious challenge coping with my wife since 2009.

It's just a recipe for obesity

And ignorance. It is mentally dibilitating. Most addicts jump on the same mental escalator downwards. The first casualty is written and spoken english. So keep your kids away from the stuff.

Saw this today

Chibok Girls part 1/2
The Return Of Chibok Girls part 3/4

Tha annoying repetitive titles like:' Veronica the Native girl', then another ,' Nneka the Village Girl, then another 'Ada the Blind Cripple'.....haba such uninspiring titles. I just flip through all the African Magic channels like rocket.....