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[quote author=n-guage link=topic=159572.msg2649144#msg2649144 date=1218601808]The movie looks good compared to every Nigerian movie out there, but lets face it, it's nothing special. It pales in comparison to world class movies and if the producers ever take this to any movie festival, it will be panned by international critics.

Why am I not with it?

The major character is an over-actor, something in the vein of Stallone. We all know that actor that screams and changes his voice up wayy tooo muchh. His facial expressions are also not so natural.

If you ask me, the story line is too cliche. Another story about an African thats facing deportation, sprinkled with erotic scenes involving white girls. Creativity much?

I know I'm about to get labeled as a player-hater, but this is just my own point of view.[/quote]Player-Hater

But colour me impressed with that trailer. Whatever you guys have to say. The quality of filming was definitely a step above the thousands of Naija movies out there.
We're getting there, slowly but surely.
Jete Amata's "Amazing Grace" show this (although I thought it was slightly boring and a bit too long, it was a very very good effort)
And I'm also in love with that "Mama Put" short film thay've been showing on M-Net.

tundysho:
Some on should please inform me on how to download both the fire fox and the Chrome.Thanks

Firefox: http://www.mozilla-europe.org/en/firefox/

Chrome: http://www.google.com/chrome

I would go with Chrome though,

I'm using it right now and so far, I'm impressed.
I definitely prefer it to Firefox 3.
Typically I use Safari, but if Chrome continues to impress, I might just switch. Besides, it looks great with Vista.

I don't think it's something that's limited to Nigerian men alone. It's a sad subject though. Attitudes towards these kind of things are gradually changing (at least i hope) I doubt women from the younger generation would tolerate this sort of thing when they get married (again, I hope).