Op u re mad for wondering if olamide has any musical talent and secondly a trip to Jamaica was off the hook

queenfav:
The moment i heard about this movie some months ago, i mentally rated it a "must-watch" movie.To be honest,i dunno which is more worse between this and Bovi's "its her day" movie.

I really had high hopes about this movie (come on,its a sequel to AY's 30 days to Atlanta).First of all,Olamide's performance in the first scene was disgraceful to say the least.His lip sync of his Shakitibobo song was off key,left me wondering if he had any real musical talent.

How do i put this nicely?What the hell,I'd just say it,the movie was an EPIC FAIL.Ay should have stuck with the success he recorded with 30 days in Atlanta.Damn,how hard would it be to leave when the ovation is loudest?

The movie is one which offered me two moments of laughter, when I should have been losing count. Sadly, the anticipated comedy movie has lots of jokes falling flat - jokes that make it unexciting to watch.

Watching "A Trip to Jamaica" was like sitting through a boring reunion where you find everyone and everything annoying, but still sit through, hoping to find a connect.(I had to o,afterall i paid na). Unfortunately, the connection didn't come. Not from the cast, not from the story, and certainly not from the few funny scenes!

I'd say the comedy didn't come naturally for the characters at all. Even Funke Akindele wasn't any better than AY.The movie is below par because they were basically trying too hard to amuse the audience (and you know how that ends...Disaster).

Again,the sound quality was really poor.I could barely hear most of the conversations,while some scenes were too loud.The patoranking and Cynthia morgan scenes were not even close to funny or necessary in my opinion.

When the movie ended,i was relieved,like how did i sit through this?I thought AY would surpass my expectations considering the success of his earlier movie.

If you loved "30 Days to Atlanta,' you would definitely find "A Trip to Jamaica" less interesting!

NB:These are my thoughts on the movie,you may like it afterall.

madam can you include your source??

I read this exact same thing on kamdora.com few days ago.

you made a few additions and changes eh.

esosuo2:

Lol I be watchy nite hear oh

You try

STFUareyouG0d:
Ain't seeing that shii for nuff'. Learnt my lessons from 30 Days in Atlanta



My sister, that Ay is being overrated. Just like Bishop; Okon or whatever his name is, dude has never been funny. Maybe I just don't find him funny. Maybe

me too. that okon guy looks like a xtupid fool to me. not funny at all.

Freshman54:
At never forced any body to watch the movie. stop criticizing...if you don't like it, go and produce your own........

nawa onto Nigerians... Every movie... I repeat every movie ever made MUST BE CRITICIZED. Did u just arrive from the village. Visit imdb.com the Hollywood industry movie rating website and check if there's one single movie from the millions there that was not criticized. Some movie makers go on to do sequels or in lay man's English - Part 2, 3 and so on based on criticism. Movie makers base all their movie on criticism and i am sure that's what propelled AY to do this movie after the first. If an AY movie receives a %10 negative to 90% positive criticism then it is a good film... otherwise then the critics are telling him to go work harder. Is that too difficult to understand. Not everything is about man hate man. Nigerians sha

Lagusta:
I didn't find 30 days in Atlanta amusing, so why would I watch a sequel when I know it would be the case of a frog and a toad arguing amongst themselves on who is prettier?

. You are so on point, All Ay movies were never interesting

a ten year old boy directed and release a short film recently, op i'm challenging you to do better.


in other words, too many frustated people in nigeria.

Joavid:


me too. that okon guy looks like a xtupid fool to me. not funny at all.

Nigerians have a very poor or should i say weird taste in comedy. You'll sit with them and watch an American comedy with funny innuendoes and real foolishness that will make u almost laugh your guts out and it is one Okon who acts like a deranged epileptic patient thats funny to them. I think we have too much people with virtually non-existent IQ in this country so movie producers make dumb stuffs for them.

Agunechemba1:
The movie I wanted to go see today?

Op thanks for saving this 1k for me.

Don't mind op. I watched it last week and it's super interesting. After watching it, you will wonder how the op turned to hate AY this much

ogtavia:
didn't enjoy 30 days to Atlanta...don't know Au d movie got its high ratings...

I kept wondering

AngelAhnie:
You try

How is you na ?

Well, for me , I watched the movie and I completely loved it . This buhari economy don make people turn sadists finish. Make una no vex . E go better.

SAW DUST! SAW DUST!! SAW DUST!!!!

Snapchat:
a ten year old boy directed and release a short film recently, op i'm challenging you to do better.


in other words, too many frustated people in nigeria.

Can you play football?
Can you be a singer?
Can you be a politician?
Can you be an actor?

If you cannot be any or all of them... why do you criticized them?

That someone is not something doesn't make them see that the people who do things can do it better. That is why these people i mentioned up there have advisers and critics who push them on. Not everything is about people hating on people because this is just how Nigerians normally reason

queenfav:
The moment i heard about this movie some months ago, i mentally rated it a "must-watch" movie.To be honest,i dunno which is more worse between this and Bovi's "its her day" movie.

I really had high hopes about this movie (come on,its a sequel to AY's 30 days to Atlanta).First of all,Olamide's performance in the first scene was disgraceful to say the least.His lip sync of his Shakitibobo song was off key,left me wondering if he had any real musical talent.

How do i put this nicely?What the hell,I'd just say it,the movie was an EPIC FAIL.Ay should have stuck with the success he recorded with 30 days in Atlanta.Damn,how hard would it be to leave when the ovation is loudest?

The movie is one which offered me two moments of laughter, when I should have been losing count. Sadly, the anticipated comedy movie has lots of jokes falling flat - jokes that make it unexciting to watch.

Watching "A Trip to Jamaica" was like sitting through a boring reunion where you find everyone and everything annoying, but still sit through, hoping to find a connect.(I had to o,afterall i paid na). Unfortunately, the connection didn't come. Not from the cast, not from the story, and certainly not from the few funny scenes!

I'd say the comedy didn't come naturally for the characters at all. Even Funke Akindele wasn't any better than AY.The movie is below par because they were basically trying too hard to amuse the audience (and you know how that ends...Disaster).

Again,the sound quality was really poor.I could barely hear most of the conversations,while some scenes were too loud.The patoranking and Cynthia morgan scenes were not even close to funny or necessary in my opinion.

When the movie ended,i was relieved,like how did i sit through this?I thought AY would surpass my expectations considering the success of his earlier movie.

If you loved "30 Days to Atlanta,' you would definitely find "A Trip to Jamaica" less interesting!

NB:These are my thoughts on the movie,you may like it afterall.

And so what, whats your aim? to dissuade people from watching it. If you eventually did it. What's your achievement? That time you had used in spoiling another man's work, you could have used that time for other stuffs. Pls, let's not spoil our very own thing. Am not much of a movie type, but, I wouldn't mind watching it. Abeg lets encourage our people, let's try to see things a positive way. I believe their other scenes too in the movie that are cool, thus would also infer positive review, that way our very own things may improve in the long run indirectly.

I'm not going to hate on AY's hustle. I couldn't watch 30minutes straight of "30 days in Atlanta"even though it was free. That did not stop it from being the higest grossing Nigerian film in the cinemas till date. Neither did it stop it from entering the Guiness Book of world record.
Now, i definitely won't pay to see 'A trip to Jamaica' even if i was forced to at gun point.
Let's see how much the movie will gross at the cinemas. I'm certain it wouldn't do as good as the previous movie, largely because of the economic recession.
You still gotta love AY, he knows how to package and it sure pays him off.

OP, is it the same movie I watched that you are talking about. wow. you really have a deep emotional /psychological issue.Dear Nairalanders, the movie is worth it. AY played the Akpos role perfectly, though I expected Funke to play the Jenifa role but nonetheless, the movie was good. it has Comedy, as well as a little bit of action maybe. but it was good. OP, you don't even know how to rate a movie or criticize it. if u want to criticize a movie of such, you break it down bit by bit not just generalising.

Saw the movie and I must admit, it wasn't as good as 30days in Atlanta. Not a fan of African movies though but I felt AY could have done better and can still do better. Watched the movie with my wife whom happens to be a very big lover of Nollywood movies and she even complained about it. The OP is not in anyway negatively criticizing AY but constructively criticizing him. Even Hollywood is not free from criticism. Criticism improves the handiwork of a person.

esosuo2:

How is you na ?

Fine dear ain't you going to Church today?

Joavid:


me too. that okon guy looks like a xtupid fool to me. not funny at all.

Thank God its not me alone. Lol

AY generally is tryin too hard to be funny wen it was suppose to come naturally...afta "30 days in Atlanta" disapointed me...I no do ay movies again, and his "AY live" shows are always a hit because of the other invited funny comedian

joeace2020:


Can you play football?
Can you be a singer?
Can you be a politician?
Can you be an actor?

If you cannot be any or all of them... why do you criticized them?

That someone is not something doesn't make them see that the people who do things can do it better. That is why these people i mentioned up there have advisers and critics who push them on. Not everything is about people hating on people because this is just how Nigerians normally reason

according to the op's point she talked down one someones talent (olamide), she denigrated a bovi's movie and a lot of other crap. thats not how to review, i mean i'v read better one. the only point she might be right about is the 'sound quality' ish.

what of those that didn't enjoy 30 days in atlanta like me? guess this would be a no-go movie.

queenfav:
The moment i heard about this movie some months ago, i mentally rated it a "must-watch" movie.To be honest,i dunno which is more worse between this and Bovi's "its her day" movie.

I really had high hopes about this movie (come on,its a sequel to AY's 30 days to Atlanta).First of all,Olamide's performance in the first scene was disgraceful to say the least.His lip sync of his Shakitibobo song was off key,left me wondering if he had any real musical talent.

How do i put this nicely?What the hell,I'd just say it,the movie was an EPIC FAIL.Ay should have stuck with the success he recorded with 30 days in Atlanta.Damn,how hard would it be to leave when the ovation is loudest?

The movie is one which offered me two moments of laughter, when I should have been losing count. Sadly, the anticipated comedy movie has lots of jokes falling flat - jokes that make it unexciting to watch.

Watching "A Trip to Jamaica" was like sitting through a boring reunion where you find everyone and everything annoying, but still sit through, hoping to find a connect.(I had to o,afterall i paid na). Unfortunately, the connection didn't come. Not from the cast, not from the story, and certainly not from the few funny scenes!

I'd say the comedy didn't come naturally for the characters at all. Even Funke Akindele wasn't any better than AY.The movie is below par because they were basically trying too hard to amuse the audience (and you know how that ends...Disaster).

Again,the sound quality was really poor.I could barely hear most of the conversations,while some scenes were too loud.The patoranking and Cynthia morgan scenes were not even close to funny or necessary in my opinion.

When the movie ended,i was relieved,like how did i sit through this?I thought AY would surpass my expectations considering the success of his earlier movie.

If you loved "30 Days to Atlanta,' you would definitely find "A Trip to Jamaica" less interesting!

NB:These are my thoughts on the movie,you may like it afterall.

your view after all

abegi.
i prefer to listen to gandoki
i go die
i go save
basket mouth
okey bakassi
francis odega and all other wonderful comedians dan ay
hes too proud
hes jokes are boring
he only focus on cele white garment church
he does not have any jokes
movies are poorly scripted
movies recorded with a useless cheap ass phone
movies that americans would never dream to watch,not even as a commercial break.

we always worship the wrong ppl and dats wat makes them proud and feel say them too much.
what do you expect from him when dem don over rate am.

lagos aint jamaica,london or usa.
lagosians quit the phonetics abeg.
dusgusting ish
abegi.

abegi

AngelAhnie:
Fine dear ain't you going to Church today?

I will oh, you already in church i kw

STFUareyouG0d:
Ain't seeing that shii for nuff'. Learnt my lessons from 30 Days in Atlanta



My sister, that Ay is being overrated. Just like Bishop; Okon or whatever his name is, dude has never been funny. Maybe I just don't find him funny. Maybe

I agree fully with the Bishop Okon angle.

queenfav:
The moment i heard about this movie some months ago, i mentally rated it a "must-watch" movie.To be honest,i dunno which is more worse between this and Bovi's "its her day" movie.

I really had high hopes about this movie (come on,its a sequel to AY's 30 days to Atlanta).First of all,Olamide's performance in the first scene was disgraceful to say the least.His lip sync of his Shakitibobo song was off key,left me wondering if he had any real musical talent.

How do i put this nicely?What the hell,I'd just say it,the movie was an EPIC FAIL.Ay should have stuck with the success he recorded with 30 days in Atlanta.Damn,how hard would it be to leave when the ovation is loudest?

The movie is one which offered me two moments of laughter, when I should have been losing count. Sadly, the anticipated comedy movie has lots of jokes falling flat - jokes that make it unexciting to watch.

Watching "A Trip to Jamaica" was like sitting through a boring reunion where you find everyone and everything annoying, but still sit through, hoping to find a connect.(I had to o,afterall i paid na). Unfortunately, the connection didn't come. Not from the cast, not from the story, and certainly not from the few funny scenes!

I'd say the comedy didn't come naturally for the characters at all. Even Funke Akindele wasn't any better than AY.The movie is below par because they were basically trying too hard to amuse the audience (and you know how that ends...Disaster).

Again,the sound quality was really poor.I could barely hear most of the conversations,while some scenes were too loud.The patoranking and Cynthia morgan scenes were not even close to funny or necessary in my opinion.

When the movie ended,i was relieved,like how did i sit through this?I thought AY would surpass my expectations considering the success of his earlier movie.

If you loved "30 Days to Atlanta,' you would definitely find "A Trip to Jamaica" less interesting!

NB:These are my thoughts on the movie,you may like it afterall.

hmmn

FK4reel:

And so what, whats your aim? to dissuade people from watching it. If you eventually did it. What's your achievement? That time you had used in spoiling another man's work, you could have used that time for other stuffs. Pls, let's not spoil our very own thing. Am not much of a movie type, but, I wouldn't mind watching it. Abeg lets encourage our people, let's try to see things a positive way. I believe their other scenes too in the movie that are cool, thus would also infer positive review, that way our very own things may improve in the long run indirectly.

Dude do u watch Nigerian movies just because the producer spent millions in making it and u just want to pity (support) him by buying a ticket and endure untold boredom in the cinema?

JohnNgene:
Hmmm... You've lashed two comedians in one review. Lol.

However, I'd still love to see that Bovi's movie because I've always wished he was the lead in 30 Days in Atlanta. I believe he would have played the role far better than AY.

If you've watched Bovi in the "Extended Family" series, you go understand wetin I mean. Please google "Bovi Extended Family". Bovi is a very funny actor. Lol.

Extended Family is an interesting series, with General and Emabong Lol.

hottathanfire:
Some of us are thinkers, I can relate with what the babe feels but some people will still find it interesting.
What makes some people laugh a silly so called jokes of clowns like Bishop Umeh, mr patrick etc calling themselves comedians still baffles me cos their act are so Silly that it can't pass for comedy lailai

and whats comedy if not being silly?

queenfav:
The moment i heard about this movie some months ago, i mentally rated it a "must-watch" movie.To be honest,i dunno which is more worse between this and Bovi's "its her day" movie.

I really had high hopes about this movie (come on,its a sequel to AY's 30 days to Atlanta).First of all,Olamide's performance in the first scene was disgraceful to say the least.His lip sync of his Shakitibobo song was off key,left me wondering if he had any real musical talent.

How do i put this nicely?What the hell,I'd just say it,the movie was an EPIC FAIL.Ay should have stuck with the success he recorded with 30 days in Atlanta.Damn,how hard would it be to leave when the ovation is loudest?

The movie is one which offered me two moments of laughter, when I should have been losing count. Sadly, the anticipated comedy movie has lots of jokes falling flat - jokes that make it unexciting to watch.

Watching "A Trip to Jamaica" was like sitting through a boring reunion where you find everyone and everything annoying, but still sit through, hoping to find a connect.(I had to o,afterall i paid na). Unfortunately, the connection didn't come. Not from the cast, not from the story, and certainly not from the few funny scenes!

I'd say the comedy didn't come naturally for the characters at all. Even Funke Akindele wasn't any better than AY.The movie is below par because they were basically trying too hard to amuse the audience (and you know how that ends...Disaster).

Again,the sound quality was really poor.I could barely hear most of the conversations,while some scenes were too loud.The patoranking and Cynthia morgan scenes were not even close to funny or necessary in my opinion.

When the movie ended,i was relieved,like how did i sit through this?I thought AY would surpass my expectations considering the success of his earlier movie.

If you loved "30 Days to Atlanta,' you would definitely find "A Trip to Jamaica" less interesting!

NB:These are my thoughts on the movie,you may like it afterall.

You and everyone saying this trash. who asked you to expect too much from it.

No one forced you to watch it,

And lastly, when you are a Nigerian and can produce one,
Come back here to make this post, I'm sure then you must have learnt everything good has challenges.

esosuo2:

Lol guy ur condition hav pass wat comedy can solve ., if 30days in atlanta ain't funny to you guy na spiritual issue oh

Lol. How could 30days in Atlanta be funny? Thats the worst nigeria. Movie of all times. I had to keep quiet because everybody who i told thought i had a problem so it was me against the world. You know how that turns out