Winner90:
ok. Pls make space for those who do.

Masterclass32:
GIFTED on Rok. Though na season film.

slawormiir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Not a fan of nollywood
Only pussy asss niggarrrz watch nollywood movies
A real niggarrr can't veg out in front of the tv watching nollywood movies
Nollywood is for our baby sisters, wives and mothers

Look for echo boomers, trippled frontier, the old guard, the last days of America crime, buy bust, men in black, shaft
Or look for iko uwais movie like" the night comes for us"..
Very bloody o....you must be prepared to see blood and gory scene if you want to watch that " the night comes for us"

chiiraq802:


Not dragging Space with you tho!

Winner90:
Nice one but series.

chiiraq802:
I can never watch Nigerian movies. Them they act arrant nonsense.

If its not about Love, it will be about wicked mother in-law, and so many more gibberish.

Even b4 the movie start one would already know how it will end, coupled with those wack songs they normally play at the background.

SmartPolician:


You haven't been going to cinemas to watch Nigerian films then.

You still watch Africa Magic Epic

It's easy to spot people like you

Winner90:
the best way to prove you don't watch nollywood is to be absent in the thread. Moving around the thread shows you're a closet fan.

chiiraq802:


Serious bro... I don't watch Nollywood movies talk less of paying 2500 or 2000 to watch it in Cinemas.

I only watch Blockbusters Hollywood Movies in Cinema.
just like the recent Wonder woman 1984.

SmartPolician:


Just know that every country makes whack movies, including the US.

The Hollywood flicks that go global are those that made their box-office....those are some of the best they made at the time.

Similarly, Nigerian movies have passed what you think they are. Just like Hollywood films, the best Nigerians films are streamed on Netflix and shown in cinemas across the country.

SmartPolician:


Just know that every country makes whack movies, including the US.

The Hollywood flicks that go global are those that made their box-office....those are some of the best they made at the time.

Similarly, Nigerian movies have passed what you think they are. Just like Hollywood films, the best Nigerians films are streamed on Netflix and shown in cinemas across the country.

Armaggedon:
who is deceiving you? the bold is the opinion of cinema movie makers. cinema movies are crap. They have good cinematography, good directing and are flamboyantly shot but very poor stories. A script is like a framework of a movie. Once a story lack relatability, universal appeal (does not appeal to all class, gender and age) and lacks connection to our culture, it will have no take home lesson and people will never connect to it.

The movies you speak of get shown once in a while on pay TV and they are nothing but over-mechanical hollywood wanna-be.

SmartPolician:


Opinions are like assholes; everyone is entitled to one, including you.

Rocktation:


Hahaha....
C'mon, don't be mean like that. Truly, I also don't agree that the films he mentioned were wonderful. Not even at the time they were trending. I feel like I hated Nollywood stuff even more than you, until I opened my heart to a friend's plea to watch October 1st. And dyammn, was I intrigued..!! You probably should try just that too and come back to quote me. You don't even have to watch any again, like I haven't since then, for Heaven forbid, we might taint our international movie-watching disposition that everyone has come to know us with, with local stuff. Lol.