₦airaland Forum

PressMyButton:
People would rather damn the consequences as long as the movies protrays the shortest route to making money is through ritualism. They would be fascinated by the thrill on the face of their celebrity actor throwing money up the air than any punishment that may come after.

Teaser4:
I watch plenty Rambo’s movies while I was growing up , why I no become armed robber today…that’s what you get when una elect clowns… Nigeria is a joke, they will never address the real problem

redPUSSY:
It's not true..


Any Nollywood movie that portrays blood Money always have sad/disastrous ending for the people that engage in such blood Money in such movies

ResidentSnitch:
Are you a child living in Jupiter?
So when you see a John Wick's movie, you go all out with blazing guns to kill your perceived enemies?
Oga, use your head o.

PressMyButton:
Kanayo O Kanayo and Asaba Nollywood movies should share a part of the blame. They glorify blood money and ritual killing as a means to high social status. The plot of the movies is mostly about a poor village man who after being mocked and scorned by family and friends, decides to join a cult of wealthy men with the demand that he donates either his beloved mother or wife in exchange for riches.

redPUSSY:
Only a luunatic will see the consequences of Skull Mining/rituals and still engage in it

PressMyButton:
People would rather damn the consequences as long as the movies protrays the shortest route to making money is through ritualism. They would be fascinated by the thrill on the face of their celebrity actor throwing money up the air than any punishment that may come after.

PressMyButton:
Kids of 16-18 in the US pull out a gun and leave their school mates drop dead and some with injuries just because a John Wick acted it. A teenager was motivated to pull a robbery stunt because a Zubby Michael acted it in movies.

Better stop hiding your head in the sand and face the reality staring you in the face.

NakwansaPolice:
Mynd.44 lalastic.lala Seu.n
Rule 2

redPUSSY:
It's not true..


Any Nollywood movie that portrays blood Money always have sad/disastrous ending for the people that engage in such blood Money in such movies

ResidentSnitch:
Are you a child living in Jupiter?
So when you see a John Wick's movie, you go all out with blazing guns to kill your perceived enemies?
Oga, use your head o.

PressMyButton:
People would rather damn the consequences as long as the movies protrays the shortest route to making money is through ritualism. They would be fascinated by the thrill on the face of their celebrity actor throwing money up the air than any punishment that may come after.

Ooni:
One thing about my people our mind boggling hypocrisy.
Make a post about Nollywood and our Yoruba boys will be calling it crap and claiming they don't watch it, now that "skull mining" epidemic is ravaging our crime infested yourubaland, we are blaming nollywood.
How can what we don't watch influence you?
I am not so proud of being a member of an ethnic group that can't take responsibility for failure of parenthood!

PressMyButton:
Kanayo O Kanayo and Asaba Nollywood movies should share a part of the blame. They glorify blood money and ritual killing as a means to high social status. The plot of the movies is mostly about a poor village man who after being mocked and scorned by family and friends, decides to join a cult of wealthy men with the demand that he donates either his beloved mother or wife in exchange for riches.

wirinet:
Not exactly accurate. Nollywood moves that portrays blood money or yahoo money spend very little time portraying the sad/disastrous endings. They spend 40% of the time showing how much poverty and suffering the main character passed through. They then spend another 40% of the time showing the enjoyments and benefits the blood money brings the main character. Finally they spend less than 3 to 5 minutes showing the main character going mad, terminally sick or dying.

The enjoyment scene stays more in the minds of viewers that the brief sufferings scenes the main characters were subjected to.

PressMyButton:
Kanayo O Kanayo and Asaba Nollywood movies should share a part of the blame. They glorify blood money and ritual killing as a means to high social status. The plot of the movies is mostly about a poor village man who after being mocked and scorned by family and friends, decides to join a cult of wealthy men with the demand that he donates either his beloved mother or wife in exchange for riches.

PressMyButton:
People would rather damn the consequences as long as the movies protrays the shortest route to making money is through ritualism. They would be fascinated by the thrill on the face of their celebrity actor throwing money up the air than any punishment that may come after.

uvie66:
In the west where most Violent films (Rambo, Al Pacino et al) produced, the populace have not suddenly gone aggressive and violent also Nigerians have less access to Nollywood because of Nepa.