IgbuduMonkey:
I have noticed a phenomenon over the years of Nigerian movie directors using big mansions and cars in their productions. It's okay if it helps the plot, but most times, the storyline would be perfectly depicted using a more relatable average Nigerian house and car. In American movies, you hardly see them portray superlative riches unless it's relevant to the plot.

Has any other person noticed this or it's just me?

IgbuduMonkey:
I have noticed a phenomenon over the years of Nigerian movie directors using big mansions and cars in their productions. It's okay if it helps the plot, but most times, the storyline would be perfectly depicted using a more relatable average Nigerian house and car. In American movies, you hardly see them portray superlative riches unless it's relevant to the plot.

Has any other person noticed this or it's just me?

jrusky:
That is not the main issue the issue is their attitude of living fake life is appalling. Their fakdness always reveal the moment any of them fall sick then you will be wondering someone who was displaying mansion and cars could not afford N5milion health bills then you begin to wonder what the hell is going on.

Teddiie:
I have noticed too... it's in nollywood movies that you'll see a poor man who can barely feed living in a big house

edoairways:

Africans should stop using the west as a yardstick.

cupidhero:

These movies are usually tailored for folks staying in face me i face you compounds.They create false hopes to lure their gullible fans into buying their products. They give them a glimpse of what life is like for the rich and powerful. With the level of poverty and illiteracy in Nigeria they will always have a loyal fanbase of misinformed viewers who have no idea of how much a bank manager earns or how much money you need to have to actually live the type of life portrayed in these movies . How do you expect me to see a movie which non of the actors or directors can play in their own homes. They make these movies for those who are less educated and less traveled than them and go back home and watch something directed by Steven Spielberg or any good foreign movie showing their dream locations or movies that deal with a subject matter they can relate with. To deceive Nigerians is as simple as ABC so i don't even expect them to understand the point i'm trying to make.

Teddiie:
I have noticed too... it's in nollywood movies that you'll see a poor man who can barely feed living in a big house

Kollins11:
Only in nollywood movies....A prince would want to marry a blind house maid.

cupidhero:

These movies are usually tailored for folks staying in face me i face you compounds.They create false hopes to lure their gullible fans into buying their products. They give them a glimpse of what life is like for the rich and powerful. With the level of poverty and illiteracy in Nigeria they will always have a loyal fanbase of misinformed viewers who have no idea of how much a bank manager earns or how much money you need to have to actually live the type of life portrayed in these movies . How do you expect me to see a movie which non of the actors or directors can play in their own homes. They make these movies for those who are less educated and less traveled than them and go back home and watch something directed by Steven Spielberg or any good foreign movie showing their dream locations or movies that deal with a subject matter they can relate with. To deceive Nigerians is as simple as ABC so i don't even expect them to understand the point i'm trying to make.

Kollins11:
Only in nollywood movies....A prince would want to marry a blind house maid.

Boniwhite:
My brother! I don dey do road side vaulcanizer for kubwa federal housing 4 3yrs now o. And i never see any of these abj rich girls wey de cum pump tyre 4 my hand, develop feelings 4 me o!

believe nollywood at ya own peril!

Vipro:
;You fine?

Padipadi:
So what should we use as a yardstick?
Do we even have a yardstick or good point of references?
The west try to emulate balance, empathy & fair justice. You see that the voice of the masses are heared. But in Africa especially Nigeria, the poor are silenced. They feel oppressed and will want to impress in return.

Goahead:
The censorship board is toothless.

Movies and musics ought to be vetted for public consumptions.

Movies/songs that glorify scams, fraudsters and money rituals shouldn't make it to public - why hasn't this being implemented for goodness sake

okorosblog:
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IgbuduMonkey:
I have noticed a phenomenon over the years of Nigerian movie directors using big mansions and cars in their productions. It's okay if it helps the plot, but most times, the storyline would be perfectly depicted using a more relatable average Nigerian house and car. In American movies, you hardly see them portray superlative riches unless it's relevant to the plot.

Has any other person noticed this or it's just me?

Michelle70:
when Zubby Michael says he is the richest nollywood actor and he has 90m in his account.
I just noticed these people are damn poor.
I once say Livinus innochiri(that man that loves acting king) in portharcourt where he booked an hotel that I also stayed. The man look poor as hell and had to go back to lagos with bus.
Oh, I forgot, the hotel is 6k per night sef

Vipro:
;You fine?

IgbuduMonkey:
I have noticed a phenomenon over the years of Nigerian movie directors using big mansions and cars in their productions. It's okay if it helps the plot, but most times, the storyline would be perfectly depicted using a more relatable average Nigerian house and car. In American movies, you hardly see them portray superlative riches unless it's relevant to the plot.

Has any other person noticed this or it's just me?

edoairways:
Africans should stop using the west as a yardstick. Most of their movies are fake.

NobleRace:


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Boniwhite:
Brother man, am just making a refrence to all these sh!t of
prince marry village girl
princess marry palm wine tapper
a rich girl develop interest in a road side mechanic
abi an oil firm guy dates an agbo~jedi girl!

na 4 film all that one d hapen o!
gandollar pickin marry ajimobi daugter
so na wetin i dey try yarn be that.
ofcourse i no fine o if u see my face e be like eba wey dem no turn well