₦airaland Forum

Obviously you havent watched any Tunde Kelani/MainFrame movies, kokorunna.

The Mexicans are in Mexico yet I can still watch Amores Perros without going there, Seun.

LOl JK, how many Nigerians do you see appreciating a movie like 11 Angrey Men? Good movie btw.

"Nollywood" needs better story lines, alot of actresses are no longer acting cos many of them have complained about being handed the same predictable parts with just different titles.

Also yopu can tell that most of these movies arent scripted and they just act according to what pops in the director's hand that particular moment which is why you have ALOT of unncessary scenes or a movie starts out ok but by the end you dont know what the hell is going on anymore.

1) They should stop casting unprofessional stars:
Some so-called stars are so spoilt that they would arrive late to the location without having read the script. How can you give a convincing performance when you've not taken the time to study the material and you're being paid obscene amounts of money? Directors who want to make quality movies should strive cast stars who are also talented serious, humble and hardworking, for better performances.

I agree. We have good actors/actresses but nowadays they are just employing so called pretty faces. It's pitiful. Alot of these people you KNOW are just there cos they are supposedly cute or lightskinned. It's quite irritating, but one thing is for sure, at least in that aspect we have Ghana beat cos I sincerely believe they have only 5 people in their industry. 4 out of the 5 are biracial.

So people must travel to the East before we can see the Igbo movies that used to be so popular everywhere eh?

and that makes sense to you?

Lmao Olydimwitted just get back to "work" and let us in on who's getting a divorce next since that's all you're good for.

Thanks. 

people always "break the ice" before i do.  

He looks like he sucks on pipes.

davidylan:
[b]For a movie producer interested in quality rather than cash that is not a problem at all. [/b]Getting the rights to the novel is not as difficult as you make it sound, all you need is a good scriptwriter to adapt the novel to a screenplay.

I agree.

Of course he would have been, after he returned the millions of naira he stole when he was supposed to implement various infrastructures in Nigeria

*rolls eyes*

Happy New Year, osisi.

NL drives me crazy, it's not my fault

Im glad you edited your rubbish cos the group I see being insulted on this thread arent the Igbos.

Hw about you answer pamela's questions instead?

look who's talking!

Doesnt happen if the guy makes it clear to his mom that his wife deserves respect but when you have a mama's boy who always cries to his mother about his wife, how else should the wife treat the woman?

When I say Igbo movies - I mean movies in Igbo language and probably subtitled in English.

I believe there is a market for it, afterall, Living in Bondage which was an igbo movie and subtitled in English was a movie that really started shaking things out in the Nigerian movie industry.

So what is going on with the younger generation? Is it an issue of shame or what

I too would like an answer to this question.

Lmao.

Only thing worth seeing on that list is The Dark Knight.

AvP? I wish I knew how to waste money. 

Hollandis,

From what I read from the first page seems like you started this shit. Nel wrote something and you criticized her comments, what was the point/reason for that?

btw pataki jare, dont mind that tick. Running his mouth saying all sorts of garbage now all of a sudden he wants to act like some peacemaker. eni ti awon aiye ti sepe fun.

I've noticed that this thread is lame.

Leilah. Considering that your husband is a Catholic, does he have any problems with you wnating to get back to your Islamic faith?

I see that the original grinch deleted my own "grinch" thread. Good job, Stalin.

"Im older than you"

I swear people can be quite moronic