mayo47:

Diamond Ring is the name featuring RMD & teju baby face

Oh yeah, so Teju baby face equally starred in dat movie too....hmmm datz serious. I didnt know he once acted sef

natureblack:
Living in Bondage
Blind Trust
True confession

You have nice taste. But I would add IGODO to your list if it was mine

Pls house'' where can I get vcd for SILENT NIGHT (Black Arrow)-Segun Arinze ,I just love to watch & kip this movie for my children.pls 2AD03EB8.

Madam dearest
Day of reckoning
Mr and mrs
Iru esin
Ti oluwa nile
Diamond ring

The scriptwriter is still on it.....

"THE RICHES" The unemployed graduate will learn a lot from this classic!
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And since we are talking about Nollywood movies, I've never felt a Nollywood movie so real (even though film-tricked) like a particular scene in "Red Mafians"
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Wakidi's cult assistant (that dude always saying "basketball no be dwarf game" and another fellow cult member killing a student, kicking him down repeatedly if he tries to stand, asking him to pull off his shirt in a remote area before macheting him to death face up on the ground!
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Is it just me who sees that scene like a real life experience or something? I wouldn't like re-watching the scene at all! Too well-crafted by the makers of that movie!
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Nigeria has a bunch of dope-brained directors: Teco Benson, Simi Opeoluwa, etc! Heard that Teco's famous "Broad Daylight" was banned by the federal government for that unprecedented technique of attacking a cash-carrying-convoy along a road in uninhabited area by unfolding a tapoline connected to ropes on each end and held in the side bushes by the attackers before unfolding it and coming out to attack as expressed in the movie!
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BTW, what's up with Teco Benson? Where is that son of a gun?
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THE GAME (although Ghanaian) is one hell of a movie too! I still watch that subliminal movie up till now! It remains an eternally phenomenal work put out there by Ghana's very own Frank Rajah!
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Even though THE GAME is rumoured to have been a copied Bollywood film, mehn, I see "the peak of human intelligence" written all over that movie!
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A friend Lilian knows every line of that movie!

OkikiOluwa1:
you think its all Nollywood movies that sucks?
Last Bullet
Which kind wood you dey watch o?

No vex ,me and Nollywood no dey agree,,, we repel each other

To start with what is Nollywood?

YORUBA || ENGLISH

Aya Matanga || Diamond Ring
Apoti Eri (ark of God). || Rituals
Iru Eshin. || Sakobi the snake girl
Owo Blow. || Glamour Girls
YEMI My Lover || Died wretched
Iyawo Alaji. || Igodo
Abere Alhaja. || Ije
Aje Niya Won. || Sitanda
Koto Aye. || Izakaba
Ko Sé Gbe. || Aki and Pawpaw
Saworo Ide. || Pampam
Oleku. || Half of a yellow Sun
Yellow card. || Osofia in London
Figurine (Araromire). || The meeting

is it still called nollywood! I tot they changed it to pornwood

Nkoli nwa nsukka

econome:
Hello Landers, what's your best-ever Nigerian/Nollywood Movie?
Mine is Oleku by Tunde Kelani...its a very old movie but its my #1 Nigerian movie.. very interesting film featured great Tafa Tomilola of university of ife, Shina peter, simply saka/i don port(Afis Oyetoro), Lere Paimo and so many other great artistes. I have the part one and two, downloaded it from youtube by the help of a pc software, YTD Video downloader.

The movie, Oleku is an adaptation of Prof. Akinwunmi Ishola’s novel of the same name.  Oleku was released by Mainframe Film and Television Productions in 1997.  The movie tells the story of Ajani, a final year student of the University of Ibadan who is in search of a life partner due to pressures from his mother.  He soon finds himself in a quandary as he becomes involved with three beautiful women- ASAKE, his beautiful old time girl friend who has just finished sixth form and teaches in a school in town; LOLA, a pretty, tall, slim and dark first year student he just met; and finally SADE, a childhood acquaintance who gradually and fortuitously gets promoted to the centre stage of the love drama.

The movie was set in the 1970s, as such, every element reflects just that.  Hence, the old vehicles, buildings, costumes, hair-dos and props.  In the movie, all the characters are dressed in the old attires that were worn in the period the story represents.  During the period of its public release and for some years after, Oleku sparked a fashion revolution in Nigeria particularly with the short Iro and Buba which people began to call Oleku.

What's your best-ever or ever green Nigerian/Nollywood Movie?

Tortoise, starring Okey Bakassi, John Okafor and Charles Ehiocha

from the above comments, I notice the older movies are more classic. ..

mine are.. Igodo and maybe.... Ikuku.

but I haven't seen a nollywood movie in almost 7yrs now

Violated!

mayo47:

Diamond Ring is the name featuring RMD & teju baby face

Damn! I love that Nollywood classic! So so real! I'm still looking for that movie!
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Tell you what! Inasmuch as my siblings loved it, they always dreaded her ghost appearance that they cut its C.D plate and threw them away!
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They admitted after we looked for the movie in the house! At first, we all thought one of us may have borrowed it out and forgotten!
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But earlier this year, the truth was revealed by Esther! Hahahaha! That movie rings bell in our house!

Hatred - Patience Ozonkwo, Sandra Achums and co
Full Moon - Regina Askia and co
Igodo
Mr & Mrs - a pretty nice movie
Phone Swap - very nice
Diamond Ring - Watched this movie more than 3 times.lol
Christ In Me - An old movie. Still remember d ibo soundtrack. Wish I can get d movie again. Was moved by dis movie
The Richest Man - RMD... Love the soundtrack... "How can we live in this world,with so much hate and so much pain. When wickedness takes it place ....."
Madam Dearest
All Mainframe Movies

Igodo and Rattle Snake

Toluwanile
Koseegbe
Oleku
In short all mainframe work

Conspiracy, in which Onyeka Onwenu gave an unforgettable Oscar performance.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IrbfAkckF4

Orikinla:
Conspiracy, in which Onyeka Onwenu gave an unforgettable Oscar performance.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IrbfAkckF4

Chai... God bless u bro. Really love this movie too

researchQ:
*singing* jenifa..omo to rewa...jenifa.. jenny baby o..jenifa....
1. Jenifa
2. Dumebi d dirty girl
3. Mother Iva by Omotola and Francis Duru
4. the movie between Ego Boyo and RMD

I cant remember others now..the ones where they are suffering in the film and then you cry along with the film. I love Nollywoood movies they are the reason why i subscribe cable

violated

Nothing can compare to the nigerian soap opera, 'willi willi' season 1 to 20. It still gives me the creeps whenever I remember it

claireshan:
Weekend Gateway
The Meeting
desperate househelps
lekki wives

wow man food is another poison may be you are just a big fan of big brother africa. because weekend gateway is the worst hollywood movie i saw recently. although i don't watch many nollywood movies i watch like 1-2 a month thus i might not have a big database to compare it with.

Nothing can compare to 'willi willi' season 1 to 20. It still gives me the creeps till now

Your English sucks too

samlak7:
I hate nollywood movies they sucks

Mr & Mrs ( Nse Ekpe). Without love (Hilda Dokubo). Out of bounds (RMD). Most Wanted (Regina Askia). Festival of Fire (Regina Askia). Thorns of Rose (Omotola Jalade). The Orphan (Nkiru Sylvanus). . Most of this^ movies, made me cry!

Tunde Kelani films (Saworoide, Thunderbolt, etc)
Kunle .Afolayan films (Figurine, Phone swap, Oct 1, etc)
Plus......Igodo, Diamond ring, End time, Glamour Girls, Oduduwa, Jenifa, ...)

Too many to choose from...all good movies worthy of number one
My humble submission

Some mumuz feel watching Nigerian films makes em local, you are highly on your own. I watch Nigerian films, I enjoy em, I am a Nigerian! I also watch American movies, heck I watch more American tv than Nigerian cause Americans are the best in entertainment, still I enjoy Nigerian films as well. You can strike a balance or even pretend to be patriotic sometimes. Not feeling funky forming "anti nollywood". Monkeys!

Emi fun emi (this one made me shed a tear or two)
The secret gold mine (nobody for my house fit forget this movie)
After school hours
Abiku (na this film we take launch our vhs, I go buy the disc if I ever see am)
Ija ominira (mehn!! Very old film, baba wande nd co, even tho the film dey always dirty our video play head, we still dey watch am like dat)
Ayo ni mofe was wonderful also
The early blood money/ritual movies were memorable too!

abbakacici:
wow man food is another poison may be you are just a big fan of big brother africa. because weekend gateway is the worst hollywood movie i saw recently. although i don't watch many nollywood movies i watch like 1-2 a month thus i might not have a big database to compare it with.

Are u really sure u have watched that film before?

badmrkt:
Weekend Gateway...
Love everything about that movie.

please whats so special about that movie?
this one that people are hyping it?

watched it but the whole story seemed jumbled up.

or it just me?

Mr and mrs and Ada mbano(very funny)