Bloodshot(2020) - 7/10

Black hawk down, old old movie.Enjoyed every bit of it, cried at some point.
9/10

World war Z(2013). 'TF' was the only thing on my mind while I was watching that movie, finished it in 20minutes.
3/10

best movie 2020 so far 4 me
Greenland 10/10

Lemme be honest, Citation seemed just very ordinary to me. Oloture was more captivating. However, my partner seemed to enjoy Citation more. I guess I'm probably not seeing what others saw in it

DieRich5:
best movie 2020 so far 4 me
Greenland 10/10

This movie really sweet you o

StPete:
Lemme be honest, Citation seemed just very ordinary to me. Oloture was more captivating. However, my partner seemed to enjoy Citation more. I guess I'm probably not seeing what others saw in it

Same here, it was exceptionally ordinary.

DieRich5:
best movie 2020 so far 4 me Greenland 10/10

Echo Boomers too make sense

Oloture 2020

After hearing so much about this movie, I finally decided to check it out and I kinda enjoyed it.
The movie was mostly well shot, so I don't have any complaints cinematography wise.
I really enjoyed how raw the movie was. It added a layer of realism to the whole experience. The actresses even went as far as going nude, which is something you don't usually see in Nigerian movies.
I also enjoyed the use of pidgin English in the movie. Their talk just dey sweet my belle.

Even though there is a lot to like in this movie, I can't help but fell like it wasn't executed well.

For starters, the whole idea of going undercover as a prostitute is quite ridiculous IMO. However, Oloture keeps behaving like she is a naive teenager who doesn't know what to expect from the world of prostitution which shouldn't be so.
Most of the "bad things" that happened to her are things that anyone with an ounce of sense would expect out of the Ashawo industry.
Also, How long does she think she can keep running away from clients without other people suspecting that there is something up with her?
If the other girls also see that she only goes off with one client (her journalist friend) that would also be weird.

Speaking about running away, I have to admit that even though I enjoyed the first club scene, its quite dumb when you think about it.
If she didn't want to sleep with that man, why did she agree to go to the room with him?
I also found it too convenient that the window in the room had a protector while the window in the bathroom did not have a protector.

Also, towards the end of the movie when they were searched and their phones taken away, I also found it incredibly dumb that Oloture will tell those guys that she didn't have a phone.
This raises a MASSIVE red flag. It's impossible to believe that a young olosho in 2019/2020 does not have a phone. Kids have phone, poor people have phone, heck, even beggars have phone so I don't think anyone will even buy the idea that she's doesn't have a phone.
The logical thing to do would have been to come with two phones-and then remit one to the guys.


It also irked me that the "bad guys" were perpetually smoking. This is like the Nigerian version of a mustache twirling, cat stroking Bond villain and it became really cheesy quite fast.


Acting wise, the movie had a lot Of solid acting . But it was also sprinkled with bad acting too.
Overacting was also an issue and I would blame the Director for this. The acting from the bad guys was so campy and on the nose.

Overall, I would say the movie movie had an interesting subject matter that it could have explore more deeply.
It's still a fun watch and I'm looking forward to the sequel.
5/10



At the 59.32 mark, when the Linda is meeting her sister at the motor park, there is an instrumental song that is playing. I've looked through the credit and it's not there. Is that even legal? Can you use someone's composition in a movie without crediting them?
Anyway, if you know the name of the song, please help me out.

StPete:


This movie really sweet you o

I swear world end movie can sweet me......no 2020 movie don gv me vibe like dis

tolexy007:


Echo Boomers too make sense

yeah on it

Gmajor:
Oloture 2020

At the 59.32 mark, when the Linda is meeting her sister at the motor park, there is an instrumental song that is playing. I've looked through the credit and it's not there. Is that even legal? Can you use someone's composition in a movie without crediting them?
Anyway, if you know the name of the song, please help me out.

Oloture came out in 2019, and for the instrumental, I don’t know the song. Are you sure you checked all the credits?

Nickshrapnel:
Oloture came out in 2019, and for the instrumental, I don’t know the song. Are you sure you checked all the credits?

I checked, it's not there.
Wait oh. If the movie came out in 2019 how come people are just talking about it now?

Good morning guys. Please does anyone have a link for "SOMETIMES IN APRIL" I need it urgently. Thank you

Gmajor:
Oloture 2020

After hearing so much about this movie, I finally decided to check it out and I kinda enjoyed it.
The movie was mostly well shot, so I don't have any complaints cinematography wise.
I really enjoyed how raw the movie was. It added a layer of realism to the whole experience. The actresses even went as far as going nude, which is something you don't usually see in Nigerian movies.
I also enjoyed the use of pidgin English in the movie. Their talk just dey sweet my belle.

Even though there is a lot to like in this movie, I can't help but fell like it wasn't executed well.

For starters, the whole idea of going undercover as a prostitute is quite ridiculous IMO. However, Oloture keeps behaving like she is a naive teenager who doesn't know what to expect from the world of prostitution which shouldn't be so.
Most of the "bad things" that happened to her are things that anyone with an ounce of sense would expect out of the Ashawo industry.
Also, How long does she think she can keep running away from clients without other people suspecting that there is something up with her?
If the other girls also see that she only goes off with one client (her journalist friend) that would also be weird.

Speaking about running away, I have to admit that even though I enjoyed the first club scene, its quite dumb when you think about it.
If she didn't want to sleep with that man, why did she agree to go to the room with him?
I also found it too convenient that the window in the room had a protector while the window in the bathroom did not have a protector.

Also, towards the end of the movie when they were searched and their phones taken away, I also found it incredibly dumb that Oloture will tell those guys that she didn't have a phone.
This raises a MASSIVE red flag. It's impossible to believe that a young olosho in 2019/2020 does not have a phone. Kids have phone, poor people have phone, heck, even beggars have phone so I don't think anyone will even buy the idea that she's doesn't have a phone.
The logical thing to do would have been to come with two phones-and then remit one to the guys.


It also irked me that the "bad guys" were perpetually smoking. This is like the Nigerian version of a mustache twirling, cat stroking Bond villain and it became really cheesy quite fast.


Acting wise, the movie had a lot Of solid acting . But it was also sprinkled with bad acting too.
Overacting was also an issue and I would blame the Director for this. The acting from the bad guys was so campy and on the nose.

Overall, I would say the movie movie had an interesting subject matter that it could have explore more deeply.
It's still a fun watch and I'm looking forward to the sequel.
5/10



At the 59.32 mark, when the Linda is meeting her sister at the motor park, there is an instrumental song that is playing. I've looked through the credit and it's not there. Is that even legal? Can you use someone's composition in a movie without crediting them?
Anyway, if you know the name of the song, please help me out.

This is very objective, the movie had flaws but the cinematography was good.

Gmajor:



I checked, it's not there.
Wait oh. If the movie came out in 2019 how come people are just talking about it now?

It’s the comparison with Citation that caused it resurgence.

MhisTahrah:
World war Z(2013). 'TF' was the only thing on my mind while I was watching that movie, finished it in 20minutes.
3/10

you are rating best zombie movie 3/10


Nawa you o

Tolu121:
you are rating best zombie movie 3/10

Nawa you o

Resident Evil will always b number one 4 zombie movie

Gmajor:
Oloture 2020

After hearing so much about this movie, I finally decided to check it out and I kinda enjoyed it.
The movie was mostly well shot, so I don't have any complaints cinematography wise.
I really enjoyed how raw the movie was. It added a layer of realism to the whole experience. The actresses even went as far as going nude, which is something you don't usually see in Nigerian movies.
I also enjoyed the use of pidgin English in the movie. Their talk just dey sweet my belle.

Even though there is a lot to like in this movie, I can't help but fell like it wasn't executed well.

For starters, the whole idea of going undercover as a prostitute is quite ridiculous IMO. However, Oloture keeps behaving like she is a naive teenager who doesn't know what to expect from the world of prostitution which shouldn't be so.
Most of the "bad things" that happened to her are things that anyone with an ounce of sense would expect out of the Ashawo industry.
Also, How long does she think she can keep running away from clients without other people suspecting that there is something up with her?
If the other girls also see that she only goes off with one client (her journalist friend) that would also be weird.

Speaking about running away, I have to admit that even though I enjoyed the first club scene, its quite dumb when you think about it.
If she didn't want to sleep with that man, why did she agree to go to the room with him?
I also found it too convenient that the window in the room had a protector while the window in the bathroom did not have a protector.

Also, towards the end of the movie when they were searched and their phones taken away, I also found it incredibly dumb that Oloture will tell those guys that she didn't have a phone.
This raises a MASSIVE red flag. It's impossible to believe that a young olosho in 2019/2020 does not have a phone. Kids have phone, poor people have phone, heck, even beggars have phone so I don't think anyone will even buy the idea that she's doesn't have a phone.
The logical thing to do would have been to come with two phones-and then remit one to the guys.


It also irked me that the "bad guys" were perpetually smoking. This is like the Nigerian version of a mustache twirling, cat stroking Bond villain and it became really cheesy quite fast.


Acting wise, the movie had a lot Of solid acting . But it was also sprinkled with bad acting too.
Overacting was also an issue and I would blame the Director for this. The acting from the bad guys was so campy and on the nose.

Overall, I would say the movie movie had an interesting subject matter that it could have explore more deeply.
It's still a fun watch and I'm looking forward to the sequel.
5/10



At the 59.32 mark, when the Linda is meeting her sister at the motor park, there is an instrumental song that is playing. I've looked through the credit and it's not there. Is that even legal? Can you use someone's composition in a movie without crediting them?
Anyway, if you know the name of the song, please help me out.

You nailed it. Totally got it right.

Nickshrapnel:
It’s the comparison with Citation that caused it resurgence.

Nah. It's because Netflix bought its right thereby making it available for downloads.

register and get N300 airtime.......check my Signature

DieRich5:
Resident Evil will always b number one 4 zombie movie

This joke is fücking hilarious

Kevin Hart : Zero Fvcks Given

4/5 This guy is mental

Kaycee7:
This joke is fücking hilarious

so world war z is d best?

DieRich5:
so world war z is d best?

At least, it's in contention. Resident Evil is not even in the conversation

alexistaiwo:
Kevin Hart : Zero Fvcks Given


4/5
This guy is mental

I dey tell you bro

Tolu121:
you are rating best zombie movie 3/10


Nawa you o

I didn't enjoy it at all.

best zombie movie when?how?

Tolu121:
you are rating best zombie movie 3/10

Nawa you o

pu7pl3:
Now I genuinely have a question....

Which movie is the best Zombie movie?

Resident Evil