greatnaija01:
RUBBISH.... why pose as pastors just to defame the title.... this is why many more in NOLLYWOOD will be attacked spiritually with strange illnesses and why they die mysteriously...

There are good pastors and there are the ones that are not very wonderful. The guys who made the video are not saying every pastor is bad. Maybe those who are, might watch this and perhaps repent.

Secondly, if people in Nollywood are getting strange illnesses and such stuff while people who have starved a country through bad government and religion are walking around healthy, then we are fu-cked.

Then again, we might as well stop talking about the wrongs in the society.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEhQsG3G19I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4d5aN7qAXJc

Sly did it. Why not.

THE FIRST OFFICIAL TRAILER FOR THE NIGERIAN FILM, MASK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOFIZ2tf_8s

Oct 1 is better.

HOAYS will be remade someday.

Midnight in Paris. Notting Hill.

Some classic Hollywood musicals.

I just saw a post about the worst movies seen at the cinema.

So let's talk about the best movies we've seen in the cinema here.

Mine's easily Saving Mr. Banks. It was a glourious experience.

I wasn't disappointed with the film. Not that it was good as stuff like Ties That Bind et al. Anyone who was disappointed must have probably thought AY was making Nigerian's entry for the Oscar best language foreign film.

Big Bang Theory. The Jew's quite funny.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blDtvFj_858


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=999V2O-4Gbw


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE0anFsqUEg


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWQQ5NWfJpk

http://vimeo.com/103608344

http://vimeo.com/103024330



The next two have been online before.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIbiiyA5gPM


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TVW6tc0rpM

Oscar is my best award ceremony. I have not always agreed with one or two of their winners but I realise sometimes that my sentiments might be playing a part.

I've seen Jamie Foxx, Forest Whitaker and Halle Berry win for great performances. If there was politics, they wouldn't have won.

Last year, the screenwriter of A Long Walk To Freedom said 12 Years A Slave took all the race 'sympathies'. And I felt it was a publicity stunt cuz would A Long Walk To Freedom been memorable if not that it's a Nelson Mandela story.

I think blacks will always complain. They want Rooney Rule in the premiership now. Maybe slavery doesn't just leave black people easily. They whites have freed us physically, maybe it's time we freed ourselves mentally too.

Two young black coaches in the lower divisions of English football said "pick me because I'm good not because I'm black".

And our own Jose of Chelsea said "if you are good, you are good."

Oscar is still the best.

sholay2011:

I love Midnight in Paris. One of my favourite movies!

Fantastic film.

sholay2011:

Strangest film I have ever seen.


And it was nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars

I think our senses are wired differently.

I've never been able to finish the first of both HP and LOTR. Yet I've seen Midnight in Paris about a lot. And I know friends who can't stand Midnight in Paris but can see HP and LOTR over and over again.

sholay2011:
'Tree of Life' by Terrence Malick.

If your mind no dey for the film, you fit force yourself watch am finish come dey mad. I tried watching but couldn't continue. Haven't tried again since then.

Harmvirus:
Mine is inception. I still don't understand that movie

I expected someone was gonna mention that. But the movie was actually simple and straightforward. It's like X-Men or any of the other sci-fi/super hero film.

I'll be more confused with HP or LOTR than Inception.

Nine.

A friend of mine did a research and found out that there was a popular film in the 70s or 80s that had a villain called 'The Boss'. I haven't done a thorough research to know how true it is.

But I sorta believe that version.

Then of course, a kid could have asked his dad who that guy was and the dad could have said actor.

So, basically the kid thinks 'hero' is same as 'actor'.

Briareos:
This man ----

Abderrahmane Sissako.

Timbuktu's director.

The guy isn't 70 na.

sholay2011:

Who are you talking about?

The guy's artistically high, looooooool.

Briareos:
Well, how come there is submission from Nigeria. I thought an Oscar committee was setup? Is it that no film in Nigeria meets the criteria?

Prof800
Sholay2011
Speedyboi
VillageBoi
jayboy124
Lynx200

Na next year. Them go redo Living in Bondage or Taboo come now send am.

Some pictures...

chokl8candie:

lol ...I know free spirits aren't that scarce ...I meant pple who are genuinely nice to everyone like patrick ( emma's brother ) are non existent or rare

I think our mentality and ecomonic situation would hinder that a lot. But I'm still guessing there would be people like that.

chokl8candie:
who was your favoirtite character in the movie?

patrick (Emma watson's stepbother in the movie) was my favorite character . But the truth is such free spirits who accept people for who they are with no questions asked or discrimination involved and still loving u like family only exist in movies

Sam (Emma Watson's character) is my favourite character.

Free spirits are everywhere. Just that they are quite few. Just that we don't get paid welfare in Naija so hustling keeps most free spirits occupied, loooooooool. But trust me, they are everywhere.

chokl8candie:
I just watched this movie and I think its absolutely amazing and captivating. ive never seen a movie that moved me so much like this one did in a long time. yes I know im late cuz its a 2013 movie but who cares.

who else has seen it?

Absolutely fantastic film. Not the sorta film Nigerians love. But for those who understand such film, it's very lovely.

The truck scene, absolutely touching.

Are Nigerians not allowed to sign up to the PSN?

It was very easy to understand. If you understand BODMAS and simultanous equation well, you would get the film.

I also feel a lot of people who saw it at the cinema might have suffered the most.

Her is actually the best film in that list by far. But are not the kinda films we are used to in Nigeria.

I'll rate Her 7/10.

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Where will you be coming from?

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