losprince:

Let's wait for his thread to become popular (which is very unlikely), then we go and re-introduce ourselves.

abduleez1:


LMAO......


That was my initial plan. It seems high level thinkers think alike.

abduleez1:


Gbam, the truth in 3D has been spoken.

Imagine Nigerians letting all hell loose cos it was rejected by Oscar committee, screaming bias and what not. Even some gullible black Americans or probably for publicity joined in support.

And the annoying thing is that 75% of them didn't even watch the film. Just based their assumptions on hearsay.

losprince:

After I saw the movie, I just shook my head at all that controversy. Even back then, it didn't meet the Oscar requirements for that category. Omotola and her cohorts should have known better.

abduleez1:


Yea, it wasn't even up to standard requirements and Nigerians were still crying blue murder.

Funny enough, the mofos(Nigeria Oscar committee) tendered an apology a week later saying it was their error In submitting it for consideration In the first place. I no hear pim from Nigerians again, from there I just shake my head comot for the matter.

Lol, really?

pu7pl3:


Lol, really?

MacCantStopMe:
no new films. only low budget indie films are being released!

Damn!

pu7pl3:
@BankyGee wire the money to my Swiss account ASAP

mekaprime:
At losprince & abduleez1, you see, any movie hinting "female empowerment, what the men can do, the female folks can do better" message, is very much hyped & sells like wild fire.

I don't know about other tribes, but as for the Igbos, you not having a male heir is akin to you not having a kid at all. Most Igbo men no matter how educated, reverence male kids to their female counterparts.

So Genevieve tries to counter that notion & mentality. She projects the females as strong, ambitious go getters like their male counterparts, and that all they need is the exposure & opportunity. Invariably, the moral of the story is that females are as important as their male counterparts.

Trust me, if the movie had been done in our 100% indigenous language, it would have been very much recognized by the Oscars, not saying it's going to win though.

mekaprime:
At losprince & abduleez1, you see, any movie hinting "female empowerment, what the men can do, the female folks can do better" message, is very much hyped & sells like wild fire.

I don't know about other tribes, but as for the Igbos, you not having a male heir is akin to you not having a kid at all. Most Igbo men no matter how educated, reverence male kids to their female counterparts.

So Genevieve tries to counter that notion & mentality. She projects the females as strong, ambitious go getters like their male counterparts, and that all they need is the exposure & opportunity. Invariably, the moral of the story is that females are as important as their male counterparts.

Trust me, if the movie had been done in our 100% indigenous language, it would have been very much recognized by the Oscars, not saying it's going to win though.

mekaprime:
At losprince & abduleez1, you see, any movie hinting "female empowerment, what the men can do, the female folks can do better" message, is very much hyped & sells like wild fire.

I don't know about other tribes, but as for the Igbos, you not having a male heir is akin to you not having a kid at all. Most Igbo men no matter how educated, reverence male kids to their female counterparts.

So Genevieve tries to counter that notion & mentality. She projects the females as strong, ambitious go getters like their male counterparts, and that all they need is the exposure & opportunity. Invariably, the moral of the story is that females are as important as their male counterparts.

Trust me, if the movie had been done in our 100% indigenous language, it would have been very much recognized by the Oscars, not saying it's going to win though.

BankyGee:

Wiring money... DONE!

MacCantStopMe:


@ bold. It was a big mistake on her part not to use igno language in the film.

AngryHulk616:
what is going on here?

BankyGee:

At least, welcome me to the thread first before firing questions at me. How does the thread work?

daddycrazy:
Since Marvel and DC trolls have succeeded in ruining the purpose of this thread, I decided to create an alternative thread where people can recommend and review movies in peace....

The link to the new thread is below.


https://www.nairaland.com/5903041/what-movie-did-watch-today

AngryHulk616:
you are welcome to the place where high level thinkers like myself work.
The manual for this thread is stated in the topic.

This below, is the backup thread.

BankyGee:

Thanks for being helpful to me once in your life. I'm grateful

AngryHulk616:
I have always been helpful.
I currently advise you from watching DC nonsense prevent IQ reduction, but you always refused to follow the words of an higher level thinker like myself.

BankyGee:

Wiring money... DONE!

pu7pl3:

I hope you know what you are paying for?

BankyGee:

Yeah... For inviting me to the thread, right?

...And also strengthening your relationship and making your thread lively

_{Don't say I never do anything for you}

pu7pl3:


...And also strengthening your relationship and making your thread lively

_{Don't say I never do anything for you}

BankyGee:

Thanks bruh I owe you one

BankyGee:
Passion of the Christ
Duration: 127 mins
Release Date: 25 Feb, 2004
Genre: Drama
Synopsis: The movie focuses on the last twelve hours of Jesus Christ before he died...
Director: Mel Gibson
Starcast: Jim Caviezel
Rating: R
Review: 10/10
Fun fact: Lightning struck the assistant director twice and the starcast once, during filming...

Lmaooooooooo

pu7pl3:

Lmaooooooooo