Where can download some of these beautiful movies?

dnuelly:
Was expectin to see "black November" or is it among the list excluded?

Hmm, that movie was GREAT... Made me understand the plight of the Niger Deltas

stinggy:
October 1 is no 3. Now we can all see why Kunle Afolayan was mad at pirates. The movie is already selling on the street and he hasn't made much from it at all.

He's a "director" NOT a producer... There's a difference.

Until he becomes a producer, and has movie rights, only then can he claim his movies are pirated.

pretydiva:
Here 2 read comments. Any pop corn in da house

Grow up

Nigeria movies is a total waste of time and resources just like Philippines.... I had suggest science fiction and Korean film..

Nobody should quote me tonight

Nice list, my best from the ones i av seen are Mr and mrs, phone swap, half of a yellow sun, house of gold.

Brymo:
i'm more of a reader

i av seen half of a yellow sun, but its wasn't depicted well. I didn't see it thru to the end. When i read the book, i was awed 'coz of ow i imagine d whole tin in my head. The movie was not up to what i expected. I would just stick to my reading. #teamnaijafilmneverreach

Imagination will often carry us to worlds
that never were. But without it we go
nowhere.
Carl Sagan

can I hug you..you just said it all

Infact I can't watch it twice but Oct 1st nailed it..

starlingslimnet:
Nigeria movies is a total waste of time and resources just like Philippines.... I had suggest science fiction and Korean film..

Nobody should quote me tonight

Can anybody help me with a download link plss?

exthar87:

Ladies breaking rules since the time of Eve

dre11:
Kunle Afolayan keeps chunning out great films...
Have being following his film right from Oleku











Not surprise he has 4films from the whole pack...
Also loved 'the contract'... Great film

But sad that 'the meeting' didn't make the cut

Kunle has nothing to do with Oleku. It was a Tunde Kelani movie

missclasssy:
The following are the highest-grossing Nigerian films of all time in Nigeria cinemas.

Revenues from special screenings, DVD sales, online streaming and theatrical screenings "outside of Nigeria" are excluded from this gross total.
Films before the year 2000 are also excluded from this list as their gross totals have not been inflation adjusted.

NB: The amount stipulated is in Naira.

1) 30 Days In Atlanta

Year released~ 2014,
Domestic gross~ 137,200,000
Director ~Robert Peters




2) Half Of A Yellow Sun

Year released~ 2013
Domestic gross ~60,000,000
Director ~ Biyi Bandele



3) October 1

Year Released ~2014
Domestic gross~60, 000, 000
Director~Kunle Afolayan



4) IJE

Year released~2010
Domestic gross~59, 800, 000 Director~Chineze Anyaene



5) Last Flight To Abuja

Year released~2012
Domestic gross~ 57,050,000
Director~ Obi Emelonye



6) The Return of Jenifa

Year released~ 2012
Domestic gross~35, 000, 000
Director~ Muhydeen Ayinde



7) The Figurine

Year released ~2009
Domestic gross~30, 000, 000 Director~Kunle Afolayan



8 Flower Girl
Year released~2013
Domestic gross~29,763,800
Director~ Michelle Bello



9) Weekend Getaway

Year released~2012
Domestic gross~22,895,200
Director ~Desmond Elliot

[img]http://3.bp..com/-f9Va0zwGICA/UT9FbtUaXII/AAAAAAAAD4U/3c1EItK0TCI/s1600/Weekend+Getaway3.jpg[/img]

10) Phone Swap

Year released~2012
Domestic gross~20,713,500
Director~Kunle Afolayan



11) Anchor Baby

Year released~2010
Domestic gross~18, 000, 000
Director~Lonzo Nzekwe



12) The Mirror Boy

Year Released~2011
Domestic gross~18, 000, 000
Director~ Obi Emelonye

[img]http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS6ii8CRsC4tjNDcfyBUY6huQ2Dh1J37QVHGavpn9MLqnGi5nAoXSdi3_KCLw[/img]

13) House of Gold

Year released~2013
Domestic gross~15,454,400
Director~ Pascal Amanfo



14) Maami

Year released ~2011
Domestic gross~11,928,600
Director~ Tunde Kelani

[img]http://www.mainframemovies.tv/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/maami-new-poster2.jpg[/img]

15) Contract

Year released ~2012
Domestic gross~11,447,600
Director~Shirley Frimpong-Manso



16) In The Cupboard

Year Released~2012
Domestic gross~10,501,300
Director ~Desmond Elliot

[img]http://1.bp..com/-1rolb4dzOe4/UT9E90W-6WI/AAAAAAAAD3k/9v_dXjN3yqk/s1600/IN+THE+CUPBOARD33.jpg[/img]

17) Through the Glass

Year Released~2008
Domestic gross~10,000,000
Director~ Stephanie Okereke



18) Married but Living Single

Year released ~2010
Domestic gross~9,900,000
Director~Tunde Olaoye19



19) Mr and Mrs

Year released ~2012
Domestic gross~ 6,050,000
Director~Ikechukwu Onyeka



20) Irapada

Year released~2006
Domestic gross~5,000,000
Director~Kunle Afolayan

[img]http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQ2S9TqXDUgJVoczu79h03J3o3xE8Vf3SA2qXv15VzJobHFKk5zbNqE8p0[/img]

Source: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-grossing_films_in_Nigeria

i have never watched any do hpw ate they grodsibg

manny4life:


He's a "director" NOT a producer... There's a difference.

Until he becomes a producer, and has movie rights, only then can he claim his movies are pirated.

He is not a Producer? Bro, spend more time on research. He's an actor, a director and a producer.

stinggy:


He is not a Producer? Bro, spend more time on research. He's an actor, a director and a producer.

And he produced these movies? Okay, I will research on this and get back to you?

manny4life:


And he produced these movies? Okay, I will research on this and get back to you?

Save yourself the stress;

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kunle_Afolayan

30 days in Atlantic is crap, but kudos to AY marketing skills

milychocs:



(Sighs)
No...you are not

I used to watch every western based movie in the world apart from Sci-fi (except The Matrix)
I loathed the "fakeness" and bad acting and directing of Nigerian movies
I will be very honest and say that I used to get some perverse pleasure and pride about not watching them

But now I am in Europe and I see the otherness of me...in a cinema filled with whites, shouting "yay" when Nicole Kidman slaps or kisses Robert Redford would make me feel slightly ashamed...
I dunno how to say it....but I realise it is nothing to be proud of
I wish I could start watching them..Naija movies that is
Well I think I would love the ones in Igbo or Pidgin, with English subtitles....the actors wiould be able to express every nuance and the movies would be great

I loved Rattlesnake, Half of a Yellow Sun and Sawaam....out of the about ten Naija movies I ever saw
Maybe there is hope
I used to like watching Checkmate, I need to Know, Tales by Moonlight, Beyond the Realm, Bassey and Coy, The Masquerade and the play, Our husband has gone mad again, and abiku when I was younger
So maybe there is hope

I like Naija music and will re read African writers and some new books soon....the movies? I will try...okay I like Big Brother if that counts
My point is, I have grown to realise it is nothing to be proud of that I only watch oyibo movies
Hollowness is what I feel even as I enjoy some....I have cut down on the movies I watch, drastically....series/sitcoms I am still left with

I dunno what I am saying....just ignore me
Again, sigh

Lol. You don't need to fEel that way. Atleast you do have the passion of watching at all; me I don't. Even the trending "nkoli nwa nsukka" I haven't watched it.
The only nigeria movie I like is "alice my first lady". Its so funny.
Nigeria romantic movies is a no go area for me. Its irritating,disgusting and as well nothing to sight.
Nigerians need to improve. Even their actors and actresses need to changed. They shouldn't be given every role to a particular actor/actress. Americans have a lot of actors/actresses. It makes the movie worth while. And not patience ozokwor acting like a 15 year old girl. What happened to the youths?
So my dear, you should watch the one you find interesting and enjoying. You only live once, so enjoy the one you want.

30 days in atlanta...nah nah....i love figurine da best....and d actress in phone swap??dats my crush.....!!

Where is Nkoli nwa nsukka

ChristyG:
ay is from ondo state not delta

Don't be deceived by the name AY
He is a bred of delta ask well.We made him we fed him.Im not suppose to be campaigning for him lyk dis online just wanna let u knw. He never give me a dime b4 either

rman:
Is Kunle Afolayan the best movie director in Nigeria?

four of his movies made the list.

yes he his the best. But we also have other graet movie producer in naija

runzlord:
wow, i dont like naija movies but noticed ive watched almost all the movies on that list, any way my fav are half of a yellow sun and last flight to abuja. 30 days in atlanta is the funniest then phone swap. mirror boy is the most stupid, the story was pointless follow by ije, another stupid movie. pointless story.

but i cant find a movie tho i doubt it was done by nigerians, but it was shot in nigeria. BLOOD AND OIL. thats still the most amazing movie shot in nigeria, i still watch it over and over again and each time i pick someting new

october 1 loading.....

it was shot in south africa and not nigeria

sweatholder:
Don't be deceived by the name AY
He is a bred of delta ask well.We made him we fed him.Im not suppose to be campaigning for him lyk dis online just wanna let u knw. He never give me a dime b4 either

so what if he grew up there?u have many non yorubas who grew up in lagos,dose that mean they are from lagos?he is not from delta,am sure if ay is to go into politics,they will remind him that he is from ondo.dont get too emotional

AndreRose:
Am I the only that doesn't watch Nigeria movies?

Same but after watching " Flower Girl" and " Desperate Houshelps"...... I think we getting there

Armaggedon:
who takes profit on a movie? Producer or director?
... Even if we give the credit for a movie success solely to the directors, what makes u think this is true?
What of other Igbo directors and producers who wouldn't want their profit disclosed.
The truth is yorubas seek for popularity at the slightest opportunity.
We know the part of the country that are into the business of media hype

i think that is for u ibos with the way u chestbeat and brag.ibos always brag about owning nollywood yet when we see proof,u actually dont own sh1t.u are just dissapointed to see many films made by yorubas and not ibo.dont be sad,u just co-own it like other tribes.so save us ur pathetic story

steppins:
The highest is a meagre 137,200,000 million naira?
When Kristen Stewart was paid 500,000 dollars by a fan just to spend 15mins with her at madison square garden?

Why not go and live there in madness square

ChristyG:
so what if he grew up there?u have many non yorubas who grew up in lagos,dose that mean they are from lagos?he is not from delta,am sure if ay is to go into politics,they will remind him that he is from ondo.dont get too emotional

lol just checked u were right after all. but still he wouldn't ve made such name if he didnt cum to delta.Delta crafted him soo much, he can attest to dat I'm sure.Thnks anyway for d correction.I will correct people nw lol

sweatholder:
lol just checked u were right after all. but still he wouldn't ve made such name if he didnt cum to delta.Delta crafted him soo much, he can attest to dat I'm sure.Thnks anyway for d correction.I will correct people nw lol

true,u cant remove the delta influence,even in 30 days in atlanta,it was centered around warri culture(language,names,pidgin)even his wife is from the south south.

Valeree:

please don't cry

steppins:
The highest is a meagre 137,200,000 million naira?
When Kristen Stewart was paid 500,000 dollars by a fan just to spend 15mins with her at madison square garden?

Rome was nt built in one day.

BecaciaBarbie:

Same but after watching " Flower Girl" and " Desperate Houshelps"...... I think we getting there

For you, that's good to hear.
Me, nah. The only Nigeria movie I like is "alice my first lady". And that's because its comedy and the main character actress did so well in the movie

Brymo:
i'm more of a reader

i av seen half of a yellow sun, but its wasn't depicted well. I didn't see it thru to the end. When i read the book, i was awed 'coz of ow i imagine d whole tin in my head. The movie was not up to what i expected. I would just stick to my reading. #teamnaijafilmneverreach

Imagination will often carry us to worlds
that never were. But without it we go
nowhere.
Carl Sagan

Not just Nigerian movies. Any movie Dat is a novel adaptation is usually very crappy. Read Harry Porter, Twilight, The divergent, 50 shades of Grey, any novel adaptation at all. You would stick to just the books. They are not very detailed. Not telling the whole story. If u want d full drama, I advice you stick to the books. They are usually the best. That's what I do.