mrmagoo:

guy! No call am review o the op wey write am talk say no be review lol!

where is prof800 and my retract post?
Ehen you dey do parsheer abi?

guy abeg no kill person with laff

However I think you have a point, there was even a radio show one day
Where a guy said; nigeria's problems are still present because all
nigerians do is talk ,it may works for other countries but it may not work for us sometimes
We need to think and act differently
IMO for nollywood to develop
- they should scrap segregation in the industry not that hausa will do their own seperately from
The igbos and the yorubas they should all come together and combine their resources and expertise
- open investment platforms to fund film projects and developmental projects or courses etc
- more importantly, nigerian movies should do their own thing and stop copying hollywood and co like oct 1 for instance was a good movie but the detective serial killer routine was too colombo/sherlock holme-ish for my liking and even though afolayan could get away with it most nollywood movies fail woefully doing the same thing like this 1897 it won't surprise me if they shot the movie with troy in mind and now look at what happened, nollywood should have its kind of stories,concepts,content if possible all nollywood movies should be shot in indigenous languages
So we can relate to these movies and african culture can be promoted
My own take sha

brothers:


guy abeg no kill person with laff

However I think you have a point, there was even a radio show one day
Where a guy said; nigeria's problems are still present because all
nigerians do is talk ,it may works for other countries but it may not work for us sometimes
We need to think and act differently
IMO for nollywood to develop
- they should scrap segregation in the industry not that hausa will do their own seperately from
The igbos and the yorubas they should all come together and combine their resources and expertise
- open investment platforms to fund film projects and developmental projects or courses etc
- more importantly, nigerian movies should do their own thing and stop copying hollywood and co like oct 1 for instance was a good movie but the detective serial killer routine was too colombo/sherlock holme-ish for my liking and even though afolayan could get away with it most nollywood movies fail woefully doing the same thing like this 1897 it won't surprise me if they shot the movie with troy in mind and now look at what happened, nollywood should have its kind of stories,concepts,content if possible all nollywood movies should be shot in indigenous languages
So we can relate to these movies and african culture can be promoted
My own take sha

Lol! Guy free nairalanders for them mind them rants dey keep nollywood producers on their toes

mrmagoo:


Lol! Guy free nairalanders for them mind them rants dey keep nollywood producers on their toes

crazy dude
Smh

Olagospel:
I would really love to watch the movie. It is a good thing that we are taking time to criticise/appreciate such movies. This is supposed to help our film professionals. Nigeria has the potential to be producing Grammy-winning movies.

Movies go for Grammys too
Nollywood fans too are part of the problem too.

I watched the film on Thursday - I was so disappointed by the war and fire graphics! it was beyond poor! the fire was so obviously fakeeeeee and nauseating!
Where did all the money go to? they couldn't even afford to burn a clay hut, a clay freaking hut!
I've watched many low budget Nollywood movies where they burnt huts!

But apart from that, the film was great! I felt the passion of the acting!

@homesteady, thanks for your honesty.