rili,in SW here,we dnt wacth this type of film

If I hear....I still dey watch OKOCHI till date...all this movies these days are full of sh*t and senseless

Some nollywood movies re very interesting but yorubas movies subtitle in english lang are very innteresting too...

Igbo can still do more cost I love their movies like the one they call ada mbano...

Half of a yellow sun or moon.
Da bomb gud film..

cytochromeC:
Nice list Op. I totally love when love happens, October 1 and Being miss elliot. I didn't regret buying the tickets to see these 3movies. I must admit that i didn't enjoy half of a yellow sun at all, although I enjoyed watching kainene. I saw finding mercy and contract in 2013 but I had to watch the former more than 3times to move past the first 5scenes. I mean the fact that it was a denziot production kept on discouraging me. Also, the first few scenes with uti and blossom were kinda annoying, but when I finally struggled to move on, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Oreka godis is one gorgeous lady. I used to see her as a host of a love program on el TV, and I just admired her simplicity and her love for being natural, but she impressed me with her role delivery in when love happens. She's a great actress and I would really love to see her take up more roles.

I agree Blossom is a good actor, I enjoyed watching him in flower girl and finding mercy. I really do not like watching any movie that features Alex ekubo and Ik ogbonna, so I can't say much about the former other than the fact that he's quite hot.

OP, have you seen the short movie- Brave by lowladee, featuring adesuwa etomi(the lady in knocking on heaven's doors) and wole Ojo? I think wole Ojo is a great actor too, I just don't see enough of him on my screen.

And I agree kehinde interpretes her roles flawlessly. I have always admired her since her superstore days where she played the role of Caro in Mr lecturer.

I look forward to seeing Dry and dazzling mirage too.

O boy see story o

When korean film never goes into extinction?

Thankx for all those of you who say u dnt watch Nigerian Movies you're missing alot..

Watch Murder at Prime Suite... that's all.. you would have a change of heart

speedyboi:

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Black November Starring: Hakeem Kae-Kazim, Mbong Amata, Mickey Rourke, Kim Basinger, Sarah Wayne Callies, Vivica Fox, Nse Ikpe Etim, Anne Heche,
OC Ukeje, Persia White, Akon, Wyclef Jean Release Year: 2012 Production House: Wells and Jeta Entertainment Director: Jeta Amata Genre: Action drama Budget: N2 billion
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Half of a Yellow Sun Starring: Chiwetel Ejiofor, Thandie Newton, Anika Rose, Genevieve Nnaji, Onyeka Onwenu, OC Ukeje, John Boyega Release Year: 2014 (theatrical) Production House: Shareman Media, Slate Films Director: Biyi Bandele Genre: Drama Budget: N1.6 billion
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October 1 Starring: Sadiq Daba, Demola Adedoyin, Kayode Olaiya, Kehinde Bankole, Kanayo O. Kanayo, Fabian Lojede, Femi Adeboayo, Bimbo
Manuel, Ibrahim Chatta Release Year: 2014 Production House: Golden Effects Director: Kunle Afolayan Genre: Psychological thriller Budget: N330 million

all I know be say Samsung Galaxy11 advert budget pass any of this movies

so, its only ibo film dat is Nollywood....u better wake up from ur slumber

mother of george na rubbish

I will watch since u don't want to

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wetin i go use nollywood do

I love "knocking on heaven's door.its a very good movie.

half of a yellow sun did make any sense to me.the movie is just being over hyped.
Anyways, am not used to watching all these cinema Bollywood movies.
Now back to our normal nollywood movie,
Idemili
Mission to the grave
criminal widow ,etc

Guardians of the Niger delta
Hercules saint obi
Aso rock has fallen
Genevive untold

ok

October 1st.


Can watch it over and over.

Nollywood movies? I dnt watch 'em.

prettyjo:
ok

how Much to kiss those

Have seen October 1, its a brillaint production......a bit too breezy guess kunle was watching his budget very well but the film would have helped the post independent geberation broaden our perception of our nations socio_political history


All those forming "who still watch Nigerian films are waiting for the pirated vopies after it enters the. DVD versions

knocking on heaven's gate is excellent i love that movie

looking forward to seeing 'Invasion 1897' by Lancelot Oduware Imasuen (d governor).

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So where could one buy these movies?
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LogoDWhiz:
Who still watches nollywood movies?

Given up on them long time ago!

haba u no like ya papa land?

tijjanioyan:
haba u no like ya papa land?

Lol. No be so my bro

U see, there are some nollywood films that can make u lose your reasoning. The way they are poorly directed and produced.

They're improving tho.

what about AY's 30 days in Atlanta? though iv not watched it. but i love the thriller.

I can't remember the last time I watched nollywood movies....kdrama,hollywood,Philippine and india all the way

I love all did new Bollywood movies but I can't watch any, pls someone should tell me where and how I can get one

ur on poin

I love the new direction the Nollywood is taking. It gives me great pleasure that our people have realized the fact that the best way to solve a problem is not to run away from it. With this "Holly-Nolly" approach, a lot of us whose mental well-being was insulted by unworthy productions and hence dumped our patronage have now come back to embrace and cherish these new productions. God bless our people for their creativity. Since every sector in our economy does everything to locate their place at the global map of excellence, it is my humble request that dear God grants us transformationary leadership in our political sector. On behalf of purpose-driven Nigerians, please do not trade your vote in 2015 for any ephemeral and evanescent promise. Esau in the holy bible traded his birthright ( in this case your precious vote) for something that only lasted momentarily, and he soughted it back with tears. Pls vote wisely!
Yours in the struggle,
Sheddybest

30 days in atlanta should be topping that list