i really don't know what they had in mind when they were filming these horrendous spelling bee and helicopter scenes in gomina ojo kan. it was so ridiculous, i didn't know whether i should laugh or to cry 


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why did they have to use those friggin big head sets
and that toy helicopter!!!! what tha hell were they thinking?
na by force to use technology

P.S you dont have to watch the entire lengthy piece. the whole rubbish happened within the first 3 minutes of the clip.
here's a shorter version but i couldnt embed it. enjoy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AE1PTAfRms&feature=related

hilarious helicopter scene

i laughed so hard, my sides ached. shed some tears too

ROFLMAO! This is hilarious

dominique:

P.S you dont have to watch the entire lengthy piece. the whole rubbish  happened within the first 3 minutes of the clip.
here's a shorter version but i couldnt embed it. enjoy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AE1PTAfRms&feature=related

I laugh die 

Nollywood go kill person.

Enough ammunition for MrCrackles, lol.

Nollywood. . . . .A disaster!!!
Screw me sideways, that plank industry should be bombed into extinction!!!
Quality of movies is enough to put someone off his/her dinner
Wonder how some folks watch a nollyjargon from start to finish
Pssff!

[size=16pt]WT. . . . .[/size] Did that 'helicoft' (minus er) actually fall into the pond or river or whatever that was unbelievable!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MrCrackles:

Nollywood. . . . .A disaster!!!
Screw me sideways, that plank industry should be bombed into extinction!!!
Quality of movies is enough to put someone off his/her dinner
Wonder how some folks watch a nollyjargon from start to finish
Pssff!

Just fast-forward the dry parts and watch the funny scenes, Ive seen some that make small sense

dominique:

i really don't know what they had in mind when they were filming these horrendous spelling bee and helicopter scenes in gomina ojo kan. it was so ridiculous, i didn't know whether i should laugh or to cry


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why did they have to use those friggin big head sets
and that toy helicopter!!!! what tha hell were they thinking?
na by force to use technology

Omo see special effects , hahahahahahaha, this just made my day, The crash scene was too tight abeg!

it was nt a bad try

Nollywood is actually picking up. Its Yorubawood that has refused to pick up. They refuse to act in English language that will enable them sell to a broader market and generate more funds.

The mainstream Nollywood has moved ahead and left the outdated Yorubawood behind

See these

Ije - The journey
Directed by Chineze Anyaene

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBmbd2-7zAI

The Tenant
Directed by Lucky Ejim
http://www.thetenantmovie.com/
http://www.bellanaija.com/2009/08/12/the-tenant-international-award-winning-movie-by-nigerians-set-to-premiere-in-lagos/

Am sure the producer wont believe he tried to crack this dry joke in a couple of months from now

i agree with Ellyptical. yoruba nollywood are far behind their english counterparts. they've not improved since the 90s. at least, thry give us something to laugh about .

At first I didn't read the post I just clicked on the link. As I was watching, I thought the film was alright, although  the story line was weird  . . . . . . . then the helicopter. I actually was thinking that that was a nice shot with the shallow focus etc, I thought one of the kids were playing with a toy. . . . . then they started ducking. . . . . . it was after they duck finish and then they showed some perplexed mans face that looked like he belonged in a Daddy Showkey video that I knew this was supposed to be "a helicopter". . . . This is when my  nose running, facial contortions and eventually, my headaches started.

WOW!

@ Ellyptical

I actually wanna see Ije.  Have you seen the preview for "'Comeback?" I saw it on youtube. It looks like it'll be a good one too. They used REAL helicopters, lol.

While some of the Yoruba films are downright horrendous, many from even outside
the ''Yoruba end'' of Nollywood, will agree Tunde Kelani has made some of the better
films out of Nigeria. Better storyline, better attention to the technical side etc.

Ellyptical:

Nollywood is actually picking up. Its Yorubawood that has refused to pick up. They refuse to act in English language that will enable them sell to a broader market and generate more funds.

Ellyptical:

Nollywood is actually picking up. Its Yorubawood that has refused to pick up. They refuse to act in English language that will enable them sell to a broader market and generate more funds.

Who says you must speak English in the films for it to sell, or do western TV stations not show Bollywood Hindi movies again? You mean the rest of the crappy American wannabe Nollywood has left Yorubawood how?

Ellyptical:

Nollywood is actually picking up. Its Yorubawood that has refused to pick up. They refuse to act in English language that will enable them sell to a broader market and generate more funds.

The mainstream Nollywood has moved ahead and left the outdated Yorubawood behind

See these

Ije - The journey
Directed by Chineze Anyaene

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBmbd2-7zAI

The Tenant
Directed by Lucky Ejim
http://www.thetenantmovie.com/
http://www.bellanaija.com/2009/08/12/the-tenant-international-award-winning-movie-by-nigerians-set-to-premiere-in-lagos/

are you telling me those rubish english movies that nollywood produced are good? I prefer to watch a yoruba movie any day because yoruba movies stick to yorubaS than english movies that tries so hard to COPY HOLLYWOOD

I won't say much. Check this Yoruba trailers and u decide if Yoruba movies are getting better or worse.

Araromire -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbtcwK_KQ4o,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpxH15DTejo&feature=related
Omo Iya kan  -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-c6bjPhaYA&feature=related
Egberun maili 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo-vT76vm9M
Modupe Temi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXLG28-Fj6c&feature=related
Baba JayeJaye
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgkEVDtnhI0
                                                       
Jenifa(sulia ken aye toro ken) by Funke Akindele
Eje by Murphy Afolabi
Madam dearest by Tade ogidan
Ija Ola by Funke Akindele.

i have to say Araromire looks preety impressive. Kunle Afolayan (the guy that gave us Irapada) is a pure genius, a class apart from all the other less than mediocre producers who are always contented to give us crap part 1, 2 & 3.

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Yoruba movies are getting better in dressing, quality, and production than the 90s. The only thing is they need to reduce the juju, obanje, and other fetish storylines.

I do agree w/ Dominique they do give us something to laugh about, in which I love comedy.

You get shyt when you watch locally produced movies. . .
Except for some select producers,i just can't stand their works.

That helicopter scene was serious.

araromire looks interesting, but oddly familiar, as if I've seen it before.

I must have watched something like it in the horror genre.

i agree about Nigerian movies needing to reduce the reliance on fetish and suchlike themes. This one looks pretty impressive however- especially the corper scene.