They need to keep pushing the bar or they will fall into mediocrity once again. That’s why Hollywood has gone so far. Constantly pushing the bar of success.

Nigerians get swollen headed after sm praises and begin to relax on the sofar of mediocrity as an imaginary No1.

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mamajj17:
The Film Mokalik is nothing to write Home about it was overrated purposely Simi acted in it

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ojibole:
I still don't get this Netflix thing, is it that it doesn't use data?

They use data to watch film from their app na... As you dey watch the film dey go your data dey awing dey go too

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vibre:
The only Nigerian movie I can sit down to watch is things fall apart. I can't waste my time watching nonsense

Even I that grew up on American and British flicks see your above statements has extreme.

I'm not a fan of many Nollywood films, noticing lots of poor acting worsened by weak and preposterous plots. There are still some good ones out there. Why do you think Netflix paid for these films for instance? You're throwing the baby out with the bathwater.

Auscaj12:
Queen Genevieve nnaji keep opening doors for them. No success story of nollywood with out the queen. Proudly igbo

From where to where? Not hating but there had been some Nollywood movies on Netflix before Lionheart.

Beautiful movies... it's such a great experience to watch these movies in the cinema.

Does anybody remember when cinema industry started to die in Nigeria? Around 1984... I didn't call any names.

jaxxy:
They need to keep pushing the bar or they will fall into mediocrity once again. That’s why Hollywood has gone so far. Constantly pushing the bar of success.

Nigerians get swollen headed after sm praises and begin to relax on the sofar of mediocrity as an imaginary No1.

Nigerian movies are improving on daily basis with less support from the government. Unlike Hollywood and Bollywood that has government funding, nollywood lacks adequate funding from the government. Hollywood has been in existence before nollywood hence no need to compare them

Igbalaoluwa:
Merrymen was below expectations

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I swear. They started well, but towards the end, i no just understand wetin dem dey do.

Wedding party 2 no make sense jare. The only funny scene was when Frank Donna presented the wedding list to the Onwuka's family. And maybe the airport scene with Seyi Law and Chigurl

Memphitz537:

Can't wait for Netflix to show "Dolomite is My Name".....

and fucking up motherfuckers is my game!

That's the movie am waiting for..

That merry men was not worth it at all,It was over hype abeg

Bawofss:

pls share link

My l watched it on Netflix.

realstars:
I can't west my time in Nigerian novice, I rather read it..
Films like the magic box, and chike and the river. :

...Ade Our Little Naughty Brother.

Wedding party only N512m and merry men only N230m. That's too low
Nigerians can do better than this.

Make Dem bring am

mamajj17:
The Film Mokalik is nothing to write Home about it was overrated purposely Simi acted in it

I will be mad if I saw that at a cinema. It was a snoozefest.

Bawofss:

pls share link

9jarocks(put.com at the end) I downloaded that movie and deleted it 5mins after... It was as if I was watching a yoruba movie but the most annoying part was the little boy who was an apprentice.. The guy no just get respect for elders.. If them no tell am to greet him no go greet.. The film might have been interesting though but I just told you my own reasons why I couldn't watch it... When you visit that site, search for "merry men" too you would see it...

Wow, the film will make sense, mere seeing our popular actors and actresses.

Wedding party 3 ....should come out ooo I love that movie

If they're not adding King of Boys, I'm not renewing my subscription.

King of Boys has been the best Nigerian movie I've seen in ages, far better than The Wedding Party, Lionheart and the rest.

Sprumbaba:


I will be mad if I saw that at a cinema. It was a snoozefest.

The Film was just waste of CAPITAL, even the little that went to learn the Mechanical was not clever enough to acted

Sprumbaba:


I will be mad if I saw that at a cinema. It was a snoozefest.

The Film was just waste of CAPITAL, even the little Boy that went to learn the Mechanical was not clever enough to acted

echelons:
If they're not adding King of Boys, I'm not renewing my subscription.

King of Boys has been the best Nigerian movie I've seen in ages, far better than The Wedding Party, Lionheart and the rest.

Are you for real? I’ve not seen wedding party 2 but King of Boys is trash. Another overrated trash by Kemi

mamajj17:


The Film was just waste of CAPITAL, even the little Boy that went to learn the Mechanical was not clever enough to acted

MOKALIKI is the worst film I’ve watched in a decade. The hype and everything around the movie made me so excited about watching... everything about the movie is flop. From the Lil boy to Simi, to the story.

To think everything was supposed to have happened in one day... smh

Only Obama managed to put little spark on it

PureFace1:
Since announcing its decision to invest in African content, Netflix has on a roll by constantly acquiring Nigerian movies.

The latest acquisition was revealed back in August 2019 by FilmOne, a major Nigerian distributor, via their Instagram page.

According to the independent distributor, “The Wedding Party 2,” “ King Of Boys” and “Merry Men” will soon be available on Netflix.

Two of these movies have been added to the American streaming platform just in time for the weekend.

They are:

The Wedding Party 2

This 2017 Nigerian film is currently the highest-grossing Nigerian film of all time. It earned a total of N512 million.

Directed by Niyi Akinmolayan, the sequel to The Wedding Party follows characters as one of them accidentally proposes marriage by accident. Viewers will also see a disastrous traditional engagement ceremony and finally a wedding in Dubai.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MU6pkGpUOiQ

Merry Men: The Real Yoruba Demons

Set in Abuja, it follows four rich men (the Merry Men) who seduce powerful women, steal from the rich, get contracts from the political elite and give to the poor.

With N230 million, it is the fifth highest-grossing Nigerian film.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OspStJSEtG4


Phone Swap

Directed by Kunle Afolayan, it tells the story of a fashion designer and an arrogant businessman who are forced to help each other after accidentally swapping phones at the airport.

The cast of the 2012 movie includes Wale Ojo, Nse Ikpe-Etim, Lydia Forson, Joke Silva, Chika Okpala, Ada Ameh, Hafeez Oyetoro and Chika Chukwu.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYckraLbFEY


It was added on September 1, 2019, along with a couple of Afolayan-directed films like The Figurine, October 1, The Bridge, The CEO and Mokalik.


https://www.pulse.ng/bi/lifestyle/the-wedding-party-2-and-merry-men-are-now-showing-on-netflix/wye5rrj

can’t find both films on Netflix still

amaniro:


They use data to watch film from their app na... As you dey watch the film dey go your data dey awing dey go too

For this country wey data cost.

omokoginimi:
MOKALIKI is the worst film I’ve watched in a decade. The hype and everything around the movie made me so excited about watching... everything about the movie is flop. From the Lil boy to Simi, to the story.

To think everything was supposed to have happened in one day... smh

Only Obama managed to put little spark on it

Absolutely right my dear >: even the Simi acted Mumu