oyaskii:
Actually the first time in a long while seeing a Nigerian flick on the big screen and the experience was kind of nice :D....like the hall was packed full, and people seemed to be really enjoying it. I was doubting the figures they have been reporting that the movie has made, but after seeing that crowd, those numbers might actually be right o!.

And i think what made it enjoyable was the fact that it was a comedy with a familiar and relatable character.

And same! at your last paragraph, i actually watched more of Nollywood movies and series over the festive period and i actually enjoyed myself lol....rooting for Nollywood this 2025 even more than ever, i just know they have something for me ☺️

Ishilove:

Good to see that Sebestian Stan has broken away from the shadow of Bucky.

I watched the movie last year, and mehn were some scenes disturbing.

Ishilove:

Tempting you in what aspect?

abduleez1:


At the bolded..... Shebi I dey tell you that time say those numbers are authentic cos when me sef went to see Aquaman 2 in January last year, the kind of crowds I saw trooping in to watch the the different Nigerian movies fear catch me.
My screening was delayed into the night and I had to wait about two hours..... during that time I could easily count more than 700 people going in and out of the two screening rooms beside me for that Toyin Aimhaku film back then and Funke Akindele's latest.
We wey finally watch Aquaman no pass 15 sef and I been tempted during my wait time to join the naija groove cos those crowds was massive.

Last year was a record breaking year for the industry and many movies seems to be making money these days. So now Nollywood can't say they ain't making money no more to invest in serious stories. Hopefully profitability drives more risk taking.

abduleez1:
No wonder she's been trending all day and I'm wondering she wasn't in contention for the #Globes.

Cc pu7pl3 and Ishilove

BlackManta:


You see that he proposed and gave her a ring.

Proper white man behavior.

If na Black man, na belle first and foremost.

Belle is most important.

A proposal and an engagement ring is the last thing on their mind.

That's how Naomi Osaka, Halle Bailey became babymamas.

Beautiful black women with a glowing career only to end up dating hoodlums.

abduleez1:


At the bolded..... Shebi I dey tell you that time say those numbers are authentic cos when me sef went to see Aquaman 2 in January last year, the kind of crowds I saw trooping in to watch the the different Nigerian movies fear catch me.
My screening was delayed into the night and I had to wait about two hours..... during that time I could easily count more than 700 people going in and out of the two screening rooms beside me for that Toyin Aimhaku film back then and Funke Akindele's latest.
We wey finally watch Aquaman no pass 15 sef and I been tempted during my wait time to join the naija groove cos those crowds was massive.

Last year was a record breaking year for the industry and many movies seems to be making money these days. So now Nollywood can't say they ain't making money no more to invest in serious stories. Hopefully profitability drives more risk taking.

BlackManta:


You see that he proposed and gave her a ring.

Proper white man behavior.

If na Black man, na belle first and foremost.

Belle is most important.

A proposal and an engagement ring is the last thing on their mind.

That's how Naomi Osaka, Halle Bailey became babymamas.

Beautiful black women with a glowing career only to end up dating hoodlums.

oyaskii:
This "Black men/Deadbeat" stereotype is so wild and overly bias.


White Men do this same shii you are boldly accusing black men for, all the time. It just doesn't get as much rep, because of colorism tbh.

"Beautiful Black Women with glowing career only to end up dating hoodlums una"😩....The said beautiful black woman are as much as complacent as the Hoodlums cutting their glowing careers short. Their poor decisions lead them there.

BlackManta:


You see that he proposed and gave her a ring.

Proper white man behavior.

If na Black man, na belle first and foremost.

Belle is most important.

A proposal and an engagement ring is the last thing on their mind.

That's how Naomi Osaka, Halle Bailey became babymamas.

Beautiful black women with a glowing career only to end up dating hoodlums.

People also ask
Who are the fathers of Halle Berry's children?
She has two children, one with Martinez and another with model Gabriel Aubry.

pu7pl3:


Lol, people that will say they have found a working formula so why should they change it.
"As long as the cash is coming in we should stick to what's bringing in the cash"

oyaskii:
Seeee "money na really water" 😩😩😩.... People from the abroad, hardly believe that we are suffering with the way we jaiye in this country..

All the malls were packed full this festive season, and all December Nollywood releases made massive payday...which is a very good thing...i just hope they continue to put that money to good use and make better movies with high production value and true blockbuster status.

abduleez1:


Lol, I know say na wetin Una typical producers go wan talk be that.

That's why I said hopefully. Cos na so werey Nollywood filmmakers use nonsense comedy destroy our life.

At least, you can see people moving away from the comedy aspect and more serious tales even R rated stuff gets made these days and with good funding with the likes of Jagun Jagun, Anikulapo, Oloture etc.

kendrick9:
Does Nollywood produce any erotic movie?
Erotic thriller or some sorts.
If so can you recommend me any?

abduleez1:


Lol, erotic movies kwa??

I rarely watch Nollywood movies so I'm not in a position to give you that info. I merely follow Nollywood's growth through publications.

But I doubt Nollywood does that. Na over religious and morals obsessed country with high dosage of hypocrisy no go let people too try am these days.

Tho there's an increasing number of nudity in streaming movies sponsored by Netflix and Amazon.
Unless you want to go back to the days of Majid Michel and his Original Sin staples.

GloriousGbola:


Bigger question is who go do am?

abduleez1:


Them go use the BBNaija candidates and ex stars. Established actors no go risk their heads for the impending public ire.

Who is willing to fund it is the bigger question. Who be the filmmaker wey wan risk am sef. NFVCB go use censorship frustrate the person taya sef. E sure me say e no fit release for Cinema at least.

GloriousGbola:


Ayam suspecting you as you have it all figured out.

Abdul presents confessions of a yahoo boy

GloriousGbola:





halle berry's baby daddies are white boys. take your L

Ishilove:

Are you kidneying me?? When did this fuckery happen?

BlackManta:
Excuse me

Are they allowed to do this

kendrick9:
Does Nollywood produce any erotic movie?
Erotic thriller or some sorts.
If so can you recommend me any?

abduleez1:


Lol, I know say na wetin Una typical producers go wan talk be that.

That's why I said hopefully. Cos na so werey Nollywood filmmakers use nonsense comedy destroy our life.

At least, you can see people moving away from the comedy aspect and more serious tales even R rated stuff gets made these days and with good funding with the likes of Jagun Jagun, Anikulapo, Oloture etc.

abduleez1:


Lmao.... You beat me to this. I can't stop laughing.

You shouldn't be worried about the movie and their plans but the director. I heard the dude's superpower is making "all time shitty movies".

abduleez1:


Lmao.... You beat me to this. I can't stop laughing.

You shouldn't be worried about the movie and their plans but the director. I heard the dude's superpower is making "all time shitty movies".

blingxx:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dv0A5zqv0SE?si=bMk4YWvFEaRZjwq0


They made a documentary about diddy

NobleStag007:


And if he's discharged and acquitted from the claims... He's going to sue this documentary for libel and they'll pay unthinkable amount of money