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Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by safarigirl(f): 2:35pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
Samson0599: LOL Which inspiration from which Hollywood movies? The most popular things to come out of Hollywood of recent are Money Heist that is about crime and GOT that is about incest and betrayal What are you talking about? Every movie is about love and crime anywhere in the world, there is no glorious inspiration anywhere. Please, stop being dishonest because you don't like Nollywood. |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by Chimurake: 3:06pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
CandyOps:Bro I think what the person u quote was trying to mean, is not that Nollywood is a small industry, but when compared to the length of the decay in our moral values in the society at large, you can't even bring up Nollywood as a comparison |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by leofab(f): 3:55pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
mediainc:but at the end it’s always ends in the disaster… let’s just say the youth chose to take the lesson they want from The movies… |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by Originalsly: 4:23pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
SeriouslySense: There's a lot Nollywood used to do to benefit society. Even in the money ritual movies.... where in the end the gain is always short lived and the person ends up wayyy worse than before or dies. They moved away from such and been promoting all that's bad for society. The Nollywood film Skin ... ( a must see) is exactly what you're talking about.... and what we should see more of from Nollywood. |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by SeriouslySense(m): 4:31pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
that's good to hear, we need education in entertainment. Originalsly: 1 Like |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by SeriouslySense(m): 4:33pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
Okay, thanks, i will look into that, just to educate myself on his perspective about Africa. musicwriter: |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by JuanDeDios: 4:33pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
Ishilove:Like I said, I agree. I don't think Nollywood is to blame. My concern is that we should not deceive ourselves that the problem isn't getting worse, that it's all due to increased reporting because people have phones. It is getting worse. By the day. |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by Ekealterego: 4:45pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
wirinet:I am very sure that the films like secret circle, Vampire diaries and the Originals were made in modern today's settings. The cultists and ritualist in Nollywood are never the good guys and the endings are always terrible. If anything they use them as an antagonist to promote Christianity or to show that devil worshipping and quick means to wealth are not right. I have not seen one Nollywood film that portrays a witch, cultists or ritualist in good light except for Yoruba films. Let's be true to ourselves. skull mining have become a part of the Yoruba society and should be discouraged. It's not Nollywood, in fact the Nollywood styled secret cults are not casted in the same way Skull minners go about their business. |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by Nobody: 5:16pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
safarigirl:Dishonest? How? You are the dishonest one here sister Can you compare Money Heist to those mumu Nollywood movies? All they act is crime, armed robbery,love etc What inspiration do kids derive from Nollywood movies? |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by safarigirl(f): 5:23pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
Samson0599: You don't watch Nollywood movies, obviously. You're just talking because it is cool to deride Nollywood Is Money Heist not about crime and stealing oga, yes or no? What inspiration can you derive from Money Heist? How best to go about robbery? Please, if you are looking for inspiration, read a book. Some of us just want to be entertained, we are not watching movies because we lack inspiration in life. |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by Nobody: 5:46pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
safarigirl:My dear we are not fighting,be sincere to yourself,can you allow your kids or future kids to comfortably allow those Nollywood movies with you...... Besides Money Heist is for matured mind and not for kids,they won't even understand the storyline |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by iamL(f): 6:32pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
CandyOps: The person you mentioned is a senior advocate of Nollywood and it's nonsense occult movies. There was a thread she was defending the occult nonsense Ramsy Noah dished out in living in bondage. |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by iamL(f): 6:51pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
tollyboy5: They will never explore things like. There was an action movie that was in production but was stopped because they couldn't get an actor who could jumped from a story building in the entire industry. But were it to be spiritualities watch them deliver it efficiently. movie watch them 1 Like |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by tollyboy5(m): 7:16pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
iamL:if its to kiss woman and romance, they're active doing it passionately |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by iamL(f): 7:43pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
tollyboy5: Imagine a director telling us that they don't have good cameras to shoot movies of sci-fi genere, we just asked him "but if na to pound human being head una go get camera abi"? 1 Like |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by Pwhitelaw(m): 10:53pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
deepwater: |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by Pwhitelaw(m): 10:55pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
deepwater:They actually joined a group on Facebook group where the admin made a post about money rituals and the steps needed to take to make money.You won't believe young guys in the group dropipng their WhatsApp numbers to connect with the admin to help them out.That is just one out of a thousand ritual groups on Facebook. |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by Godmademan(m): 12:07pm On Feb 02, 2022 |
Looking for the cause of Nigeria's woes right now is like trying to solve a PhD Advanced Mathis question. There are so many interrelated factors so intertwined that it's difficult to resolve the questions and the answers. I find it ludicrous for someone to just cast accusing fingers at our theater artists for doing a job of bringing to our awareness the evils that happen in our society. These demonstrations were supposed to awaken your consciousness and make you cautious at all times, bearing in mind that a potential killer is lurking. The state of ritual killings was not this high 20+ years ago when most of the A-list actors made a name for themselves playing these roles. The reason was that Nigerians were comfortable to an extent at the time. Many Nigerians could afford basic necessities of life and that was just good enough while hoping for better life in the future. Today the basic necessities come at a premium. Besides, most families were closely knit. Life principles were learnt by children from their parents, uncles /aunts, older siblings, neighbors and teachers. Today these people spend most of the time looking for the basic necessities and good parenting is now almost an impossible task. Most of what the young know as good or bad today is defined by their peers and what is seen on social media. A parent who could afford to spend just 2 hours watching a movie with his kids could easily counsel them about the realities if the movie being watched and that's why they are rated PG in the first instance... Parental Guidance is advised. If the parent fails to restrict and guide his child's interpretation of such movies, it can't be blamed on the producers. I started watching the VIKINGS series last year and with other European series I have watched I have come to believe that human sacrifices have always been part of human tradition across races. It's not just an African practice like we mostly believe. The Bible's account told of Abram almost sacrificing Isaac his son to God. That may not have been the first human sacrifice to him, that event may have been highlighted to us in the book to show a switch from human to animal sacrifices as instructed by God and upheld by many religions till date. I believe the practice of human sacrifice and ritual killings still occur covertly in Europe and the Americas. Years ago I watched the NTA evening news when the story of a very rich man from a certain part of Nigeria was featured. He was said to be one of the richest in his time but it was later discovered that he was a very powerful ritualist. Of course he died young and his properties were not accessible to anyone 20 years after his death...the actual reason for the news feature. It was said that anyone who stepped feet on that property died soon afterwards. Even the reporters only filmed the exterior of the property. You could tell that a lot of money went into the property as photos of the property before the unfortunate events showed exquisite architectural designs befitting of the palace of a wealthy king. Unfortunately, this man's enjoyment was short lived. No one can taste from his wealth..., he has shamed his family for eternity. I've had this short newspeice vividly at the back of my mind growing up. This one is not Nollywood.... Its a real life event. It's based on events like these that the Nollywood movies are scripted... If only we could get the messages embedded therein. Another point here is a shift from our local channels to foreign channels. Many young ones are distant from the realities in the society but can tell you what's happening in Kim Kardashian's marriage, the resolution from British parliament's meeting, the happenings in Buckingham palace, the latest football transfer news, etc. Those 'boring' programs our local channels offer capture the happenings in our communities and subtle counsels are relayed daily but they missed these for foreign content. Many more factors come to play, but targeting our theatre artists for attack is a very lame way to assess our current realities. 1 Like |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by Classickj(m): 6:09pm On Feb 02, 2022 |
safarigirl:God bless you my sister |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by bigjackass: 9:27pm On Feb 03, 2022 |
Investigative:you see, the fact that you must have a job or business before you see the money shows that something is wrong and the whole thing is false. If there is so called rituals for a whole human being to appear and disappear, what is so difficult for pieces of currency to appear after doing rituals |
Re: Money Rituals: In Defence Of Nollywood by TheSourcerer: 7:20am On Jun 09, 2022 |
dominique:Good Morning and do remember to smile , its gonna be a great day ,you'll see |
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