Grey

why i love this particular movie the most is that i couldn't predict what happened and am always good at predicting nigerian movies.......

Citation and Oloture cannot decide which one it would be...

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Infolenka:
I'll go first.

The best Nigerian movie I've watched is Mustapha. At first I didn't expect much from the movie, but I was impressed with everything about the movie, from the acting, to the realism, the directing and of course the storyline which was very unpredictable even for someone like me. The movie touched on very sensitive topics like rape, ethno-religious issues and crime. Kudos to everyone involved in the production of the movie.

pls where can I get the full movie

Harrynight:



That movie wey Ramsey Noah be twins wetin be the name again oo?

"Dangerous Twins" if I'm guessing right.

Here is mine:

Living in bondage
Above death
After school hours
Tears in heaven
Nneka the pretty serpent
Diamond ring
Ruby

How come no one has mentioned God's calling. The movie is on another level and Zainab Balogun really did well with the acting.

Other worthy mentions are living in bondage and gold statue. If you want to laugh, download gold statue

Dear affy and royal Hibiscus hotel too

iamL:


"even for warri wey I come from technology dey fear man, we must did this tunnel today today". one of my favorite comedy.

Conspiracy and silent night.

debbydams:
Oloture

You are mad!!! Oloture ko. Oboture nih.

1) Living in bondage: Breaking free
2) Dear Affy
3) This is not a love story
4) Tatu

Violated. Featuring RMD and Ego Boyo. Classic

historic:
Here is mine:

Living in bondage
Above death
After school hours
Tears in heaven
Nneka the pretty serpent
Diamond ring
Ruby

Continued
Love without language
Last burial
Evilmen
The driver
Ononikpo aku
Isakaba
Rituals
Full moon
End of the wicked
Okochi

Infolenka:
A lot of Nigerian movies are bad, yes, but among the debris of bad movies there are still some that are good. I'll admit that the production, direction and acting quality of our movies these days are improving and it's time we celebrate what is ours and give it the support it requires to grow.

So, on this note, what's the best Nollywood movie you've ever watched?

1) Living in bondage: Breaking free
2) Dear Affy
3) This is not a love story
4) Tatu

State of emergency

Mr and Mrs Onoja

In no particular order:

1. Chain reaction
2. Girls Cot
3. Alice my First Lady
4. Osuofia
5. Road to Yesterday
6. Igodo
7. Submission
8. Prophecy
9. October 1

For me Blood Sisters.... with Genevieve, Omotola and Patience. This movie is sooo deep .... so engaging... so powerful.... very well written.... top notch acting and directing. Very emotional... like the timeless American movie classic Imitation of Life.... Blood Sisters is an African classic.

I also enjoyed watching three wise men and God's calling.

SoulB6:
Wanted alive
Most wanted
Isakaba
Nothing for nothing
Confusion
Igodo
Two red machetes
Never end
Alice my first lady
Last burrier

Aswear down, last burial and igodo are the best nigeria movies ever. Others are escape from Congo, igele, state of emergency, died wreched, witches, mama sunday, sakobi, silent night, the senator, my love, oracle, war without end, Modify: most wanted was dope mehnnn, everybody that year come the tire vendana or handkerchief for head to dipict the movie, it was really mad.

Okoroawusa:
The Untold starring Segun Arinze, Empress Njamah,Emeka Ike, Emeka Okoro,Hank Anuku and so on.

Suspence filled...

Please how can I get this movie now especially the part 2

harry41:
In no particular order:

1. Chain reaction
2. Girls Cot
3. Alice my First Lady
4. Osuofia
5. Road to Yesterday
6. Igodo
7. Submission
8. Prophecy
9. October 1

Apart from igodo and may be chain reaction the rest are trash.

Please what's the name of this movie, where an ogbanje was sent out to the world to be cutting men's d*ck. She later married but she made her husband believe his mother is a witch through bad dreams .

Executive crime, starring the likes of Tony umez and saint Obi!

Oleku by yomi shodimu

Moving train

Slave was also dope. RMD was to be buried alive but he was rescue by the white missionaries and later made the controller of the security(army) RMD really change am for those him village people and the chiefs.

Taboo, Akidi

Morkavictor:
Okochi 1 and 2

Correct. Not forgetting Akidi, Awilo Sharp Sharp, broad daylight

ALL FOR NOTHING- BY EVOM

Take me to mama, After school hours, The pope must hear this

Owo blow

Evergreen! I'll love to watch it again.