Bigchristo:
Your analysis makes me want to watch it, I will comment after streaming it on Netflix.

Trustedpronet:
JI beg i beg, yoruba should stop all these juju films...they should concentrate on using modern technology in their war films. These are the kind of films Sunday igboho watch that motivate him to believe he can create yoruba nation with mere cow horn and broom. I go try watch the film anyway.

DyshApp:


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Codes151:
go on IDMB watch a 4/10 movie. See even fast x is 5.6 /10 or sth. relax.

It's not a 10

MT:
Wacky storyline. Nice visual effect.

Yorubas don't fight like Spartacus in war or in a fight challenge, the ending is so predictable and the story line is so tacky - A bad replica of "the woman king" movie.

Yorubas don't fight wars without consulting ifa, Ogun and other gods for directions. How many wars did Ogunjimi fight in the movie that made him Jagunjagun? War is taken seriously in Yorubaland and always well thought through and prepared for. The movie never reflects this.

The movie presents an invasion under the guise of a war

Femi Adebayo, dressing like a roman king, which I found so alien - should not have acted that part - Chatta or Lalude could have been spot on.

Wars were fought like Romans army with swords, without any consultation with the gods. Yorubas used charms, and other weapons, to fight in their wars but due consultations would be made to the gods.

Yorubas also don't have arenas, like the Romans, where they fight to death. Only Romans do. Local wrestling in Yoruba is for entertainment purposes.

All in all, for me:

Story Line - 20%

Visual Effect - 65%

PR (Hyping of the movie) - 100%

Please note, it is my experience, which I am entitled to. You are free to rate it as 100%.

Anikulapo movie still remains distant number 1

Nauttyprof:


Then, definitely your tribe movies are all -5/10

emmapetit1:


Few people understand what movie is. It’s silly to say yoruba don’t have arenas. It’s infact the most stupid statement I have heard all my life. The Yorubas have always been a town centre civilisation. Our ancient cities have walls. We fight with guns and swords. We don’t always consult the gods before a fight because our fighters themselves are gods. Kings are supreme as portrayed in this movie and many times, warriors get so powerful that they can challenge authority. How is it possible, that a man who watched and love Spider-Man is condemning this movie. Poor critic. There need to be a minimum I.Q quotient for movie critics.

MT:


So you agreed that you misrepresented the bolded in your previous post.

Cite an example where warriors were asked to fight to death in Yoruba history. I will be willing to learn from you.

Why would a movie like Jagunjagun not show the art of war, especially how Ogundiji consults his gods? It's a critical part. Did Ogunjimi lead a war as a general in the movie?

Painting Ogundiji as a bad person after being shown to rescue a king at the beginning didn't add up. They should have dug deep to come up with a fantastic reason .

"Atamo atamo" ni in Yoruba Language.

MT:


No lesson learnt

I repeat - Yorubas don't go into war without invoking the spirit of their gods - ifa, Ogun etc - through incantation.

Romans fight wars with swords and other weapons alone without incantations.

Yoruba will not go into warfare without charms and incantations, they can use any weapons in the process.

Tell me one scene that depicts this in a movie titled - Jagunjagun.

Omoawoke:
The use of ogun (war) ogun (charm) ogun (medicine) oogun(sweat) will send non Yoruba speakers crazy 🤣

Persephone1:
When you have previous experience or can relate with a concept, you understand it better. As a Yoruba lady who grew up watching half of the actors, I can boldly say the movie is 100 percent. The growth in these actors is overwhelming, the cultural, the custome (I couldn't recognize Adebayo at first sight! Did you see the abs on Lateef? Who would have thought he could play such role, the cultural representation, the cinematography, the storyline, the tales the figures ( amoye role for example is something long forgotten in our world today, hence why history is lost) lol everything about the movie is great.

The person you are defending couldn't see beyond Spartacus and Agojie because that's what he is used to. Point is there are some movies one watch and just move on from not because they aren't nice but you can't relate to.

MT made a fallacy and he has been corrected. We can and should accept it.

AAAD:


This us one of the few comments u font come across on Nairaland every now and then.

Madam, God will bless you beyond ur imagination. I enjoy reading ur comment and it is quite relatable.
I believe that the way this comment is radiating with intellectual thinking so also are you.
Once again God bless you for this

MT:


No lesson learnt

I repeat - Yorubas don't go into war without invoking the spirit of their gods - ifa, Ogun etc - through incantation.

Romans fight wars with swords and other weapons alone without incantations.

Yoruba will not go into warfare without charms and incantations, they can use any weapons in the process.

Tell me one scene that depicts this in a movie titled - Jagunjagun.

MT:


So you agreed that you misrepresented the bolded in your previous post.

Cite an example where warriors were asked to fight to death in Yoruba history. I will be willing to learn from you.

Why would a movie like Jagunjagun not show the art of war, especially how Ogundiji consults his gods? It's a critical part. Did Ogunjimi lead a war as a general in the movie?

Painting Ogundiji as a bad person after being shown to rescue a king at the beginning didn't add up. They should have dug deep to come up with a fantastic reason .

"Atamo atamo" ni in Yoruba Language.

MT:
Wacky storyline. Nice visual effect.

Yorubas don't fight like Spartacus in war or in a fight challenge, the ending is so predictable and the story line is so tacky - A bad replica of "the woman king" movie.

Yorubas don't fight wars without consulting ifa, Ogun and other gods for directions. How many wars did Ogunjimi fight in the movie that made him Jagunjagun? War is taken seriously in Yorubaland and always well thought through and prepared for. The movie never reflects this.

The movie presents an invasion under the guise of a war

Femi Adebayo, dressing like a roman king, which I found so alien - should not have acted that part - Chatta or Lalude could have been spot on.

Wars were fought like Romans army with swords, without any consultation with the gods. Yorubas used charms, and other weapons, to fight in their wars but due consultations would be made to the gods.

Yorubas also don't have arenas, like the Romans, where they fight to death. Only Romans do. Local wrestling in Yoruba is for entertainment purposes.

All in all, for me:

Story Line - 20%

Visual Effect - 65%

PR (Hyping of the movie) - 100%

Please note, it is my experience, which I am entitled to. You are free to rate it as 100%.

Anikulapo movie still remains distant number 1