Parents Are Now Forbidding Their Children From Watching Nigerian Movies (Page 2)

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Posted: at 8-05-2013 06:31 AM (10 years ago) | Addicted Hero

Kkkkk

Posted: at 8-05-2013 07:14 AM (10 years ago) | Hero

I av taken dat step long ago...

Posted: at 8-05-2013 08:11 AM (10 years ago) | Hero

OK

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Posted: at 8-05-2013 08:29 AM (10 years ago) | Addicted Hero

I don't watch it at all.

Posted: at 8-05-2013 09:05 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac

WHAT DEVELOPMENT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?
YOU ARE STILL VERY FAR FROM THE TRUTH.
NIGERIA IS NOT WHITE MAN'S LAND AND WE MUST NEVER PROMOTE RUBBISH 

Posted: at 8-05-2013 09:37 AM (10 years ago) | Upcoming

Nollywood filmmakers will continue to produce movies with no substantial and cultural values if nobody speaks up. Many film-makers are now on Twitter, reach out to them and confront them on the type of movies they ought to be making. The scripts these days are just terrible. Unprofessional film-makers produce unprofessional contents. We have to give it up for film-makers like Kunle Afolayan, Desmond Elliot, Moses Inwang, etc., they are changing the game in Nollywood. Time will tell sha.

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Posted: at 8-05-2013 10:19 AM (10 years ago) | Newbie

LIVING  IN  BONDAGE,,  TRUE  CONFESSION,,  WHEN  THE  SUN  SET,,  DOMITELA,,  THOESE  WERE  NICE  FILMS  THOESE  WERE  THE  GOOD  OLD  DAYS  WHEN  YOU  LEARN  SOMETHING  FROM  NIGERIA  MOVIES  NOT  NOW,,  I  DOINT  LOOK  AT  NAIJA  MOVIES  ANYMORE,,  THEY  TALK  ABOUT  NOLLYWOOD  NOLLYWOOD  MAYBE  IN  AFRICA  THEY  ARE  POPULAR  NOT  IN  EUROPE,,  HAVE  U  SEEN  ANY  NOLLYWOOD  FILM  IN  INTERNATIONAL  MARKET,,  THEY  ARE  BACKWARD  NOT  FORWARD,,

Posted: at 8-05-2013 11:07 AM (10 years ago) | Upcoming

I for one do not watch Nigeria films (sorry, I don't  use the American word "movies").  I find the acting at most times laughable and the poor audio output grates on the ear.  In saving money a film that can last for 3 hours can only boast of 10 characters throughout the it's duration. 

The story lines are childish and the acting  - now I understand why Chimanda Ngozi Adichie (a novelist) could not pick any Nigerian actor or actress to play a part in her upcoming film version of one of her books!   I understand that Genevieve Nnaji was selected to star in the production but was later dropped from the finished film  - leaving her to appear in just a very small complementary part!  Very upsetting especially when we realise she is a top actress in Nigeria!   

Luckily Chiwetelu Ejiofor and Sophie Okonedo both seasoned actors outside Nigeria were on hand to fill the gap.

Posted: at 8-05-2013 11:47 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Is ok

Posted: at 8-05-2013 01:21 PM (10 years ago) | Hero