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Darthmaul: @prof800
And what has been the ratings of Daniel Craig's bond movies compared to others on rotten tomatoes and IMDB?

what are u trying to say cos i don't understand where u are coming from.

VillageBoi: Lol - you dash Nigeria anotha $100K.

abi na..i just had to. When dec 31, 2012 result said about $520k and our dear silverbird and genesis were still screening the movie for us till end of january. I help them estimate am...no mind me.
BTW i've read ur other post and i get ya. In Show biz it's business first.

VillageBoi: Skyfall is a very good film... let the box office figures do the talking. When bad belle do una finish then go back to your BlackBerry Babes crap. Smh.

are u for real? Since when did the box office figures do the "talking" for a very good film? Ehn..? U should know that there are movies with huge box office success yet poor critic's rating as seen on rottentomatoes.com.

Bond's tradition haven't just been updated, they have been intelligently modified and rethought, giving us the franchise's inherent pleasures in a new package. Good movie, good critic's rating, whooping boxOffice of $304m in U.S and $600k Nigeria (i think over $1bn worldwide) every other kinks in the subplot can be forgiven as long as we all enjoyed the movie.

VillageBoi: Na you dey blow grammer and those posters were talking sense. They know that na different electricity we dey use in Naija - 50Hz while Yankee uses 60Hz. If the TV is not a multi-system with 110-240v it will NOT work.

/seconded/ na d guy dey blow grammar sef. But seriously, Anele d guy posted dat about a year and half ago and u still did not forgive him? *chuckles*

ncpat: it was AIT AND DBN than that started with UHF so any TV station transmitting through VHF and UHF are all analogue.

@ncpat if u're trying to air ur knowledge in this way u have to be sure of what u are saying. CLAPPERBOARD TV was on UHF and that was before AIT or even Raypower. But Clapperboard television wasn't even d first on UHF there was this station we used to enjoy as far back as '91, '92, '93 before they ran to paytv it was called CABLE TV and it was on UHF also.

TEJU BABYFACE POSTED THIS ON HIS FACEBOOK TIMELINE.
I just thought i could copy and paste.

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A Presenter needed to anchor the Red Carpet at GBENGA ADEYINKA'S LAFFMATTAZ (must be prepared to travel).

One test, two OPENINGS!!!

Auditions come up on March 21st, 22nd at Shobayo Street, Off Shyllon Ilupeju. Time 10am - 6pm daily.

No experience required but must be very good looking with a great sense of Humour. Enquires: 07055553000

Pls i just have to say again that u should not offer anyone money for an audition. GOODLUCK..!

d writer & producer Desmond Ovbiagele was interviewed on a local tv station where he said d movie is currently undergoing post-production in canada. Although non-linear editing was done in 9ja d VFX & SPFX will be ready in about 2 months after returning from canadian studios.
really looking forward to seeing dis muvie sha..

@speedyboi Are u really a movie critic..? if u're NOT, then i suggest dat u become a professional critic and go national. (u can b a professional movie critic and still do ur normal day job). i'm stunned at the way u sliced this movie open and i must tell u, u're good. Its an advice sha, the niaja movie industry needs a critic like u to cure its epilepsis.
If u become professional, ur ratings will b held in high esteem nationwide. ur ratings together with other critics ratings will b used to determine if a movie should stay or be kicked out of d cinemas..since d producers have to b accountable to their audience who spend their hard earned money on movie tickets and dvds. Good critic's rating will also help producers make more money and improve in quality and others will b challenged.
The nollywood(nigerian movie industry) needs a professional body of critics to help it grow. And they have to b like eagles. Forming a strong professional body.
Hollywood take their critics seriously. Tom Charity from CNN, Mary Pols from TIMES magazine are examples of critics hollywood doesn't joke with.
Remember, those who make systems work are those who criticise it constructively.