Guykhena:

You kidding right?
So People still watch Nollywood?
Smh..

Omimah:

The girl (I've forgotten her name) was picked by the deity as one of the few virgins as the Arugba (calabash bearer) during the Osun-Oshogbo Festival. Don't forget, the person that bears the calabash must be a virgin.

ayusco85:
Mine should be IGODO. A very legendary movie. Followed by "ORACLE". No nigerian movie like these two. Finally "ISSAKABA" part 1-6

samlak7:
I hate nollywood movies they sucks

Guykhena:


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

MBtom:
u hate nollywood movies and u can't speak gud english.. Nawa oo

frankezi:


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

kolomax:
Mr and mrs

chaberry:
Ur head dey dia

Guykhena:

You kidding right?
So People still watch Nollywood?
Smh..

Guykhena:

You kidding right?
So People still watch Nollywood?
Smh..

safarigirl:
1. Domitilla: the baddest ashawos ever liveth. Eucharia Anunobi, Victoria Inyama, Sandra Achums, Ann Njemanze, Bimbo Akintola...those were the days. They showed us in that movie say true true, ashawo na work

2. Most Wanted: I don't think i've seen another movie where the criminals were an all-women gang. Perfect acting from Ayo Adesanya, Bimbo Akintola, Regina Askia and Genevieve (this is the first movie I saw her in) can't forget the scene where they went to rob a fuel station and the way they played Segun Arinze mugu

3. Mr and Mrs: God Bless Nse-Ikpe Etim, she made this movie. Articulate, precise, passionate. Best part was when she confronted Joseph Benjamin's side chick...."i'm his wife, the mother of his kids, the love of his life and the woman who warms his bed, now who are you?" she killed me there.

4. Full Moon: the soundtrack of his movie, I can't forget. Another Regina Askia classic. She was a child of the full moon, whenever it came out, she had the power to turn people to statues. Remember the part where she turned her abusive dad to a statue when he was chasing her to beat her up.


5. Festival of Fire: Oh the days of Regina Askia, Saint Obi and KOK. Can't forget the scene where Saint Obi (the eze nmuo) and Regina Askia (Rev Sister) found out they were estranged twins. Watched it again recently, can never get over that movie

6. State of Emergency: JT Tom-West (RIP) made this movie bad-asss, his role was just on point. I always love the bad guys...can't forget the scene where a bomb was delivered to the school of the President's daughter wrapped in a gift wrapper and Saint Obi went James Bond on us to prevent the explosion

7. Magun: chai! If not for that movie, I won't even remember Uche Osotule...that movie is just impossible to forget though I was 11 when I saw it.

8. Tears in Heaven: I take style cry for this film sha. I remember Grace Amah and Susan Patrick from it, twas sad how their eldest sister died of cancer after all she sacrificed for her 3 siblings and then the turn around by the two rebels. What I love most were the songs. My best:

"I wan tell you something about wetin God dey do o
I wan tell you say, I have the love of God
Na him dey make me happy, na him dey make me jolly, na him dey make me sing egwu chineke...."


That's all folks ! . Sorry for any errors

misshoree:
stop forming for us here

Which form again?

What's with the doubt....
Or is it a Taboo