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Beautiful review

Superb

Have you seen 76? That film starring Ramsey Noah and Rita Dominic? As representations of history, which movie between that one and this one (which I'm yet to watch) did a good job of telling their story?

I never knew Nollywood could be this creative!

Please where can i watch it please

ND where is the full movie kwanu?

Any link for us to watch the movie

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I'll comment after I see the movie 😅

Your analysis is top notch👏

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A nice review!

A great movie by all standard... Loved it!

love this review

I enjoyed it ooo...I actually wanted to watch and delete because of my space but omoooo i no fit delete am oo....I just dey watch again ni...i love that Shinene boy omooo dah guy good that's my first time of seeing him in a Movie too...Is the Olorun alagbara,The I am that I am,Number one of everything,The who is who,Oba to n gbe wa de be the one that knows our heart for meeeeee....and when he was first at site..when they started introducing them.....Shinene for talk am for their meeting after the robbery say if no be say en go with gun nko..they for don kill them thank God say he go with gun...that Ejiro guy seffffff too much e just dey make my head swell as last born him and his Girlfriend friend Testimony that girl too try.she too wear constume con disguise is the 'E no be me' for me..had it been she didnt come to Odo Agba..that guy for shoot Them ooo ..but una love no be from here oooo..Eji baby....Brother Adamuuuuu you try well well ajhe that's my first time of seeing him sha....I just dey feel for him when he told his brother he killed someone he was even scared to shoot the person and when he looked at Halimat when he ate that tomato yunno he's scared of the questions they might ask.....Pere Pere your ascent too good and I love the way he dey talk to Ejiro when he tries to show his last born behavior you dey funny ajhe Pere Pere...Brother Emeka.......haaaa omoo you try oooo for that movie ....he no wan participate in the robbery before oo..na en dem con kill..well the movie no suppose end like that oo..Brother Emeka no suppose die ....maybe he can show up in the nearest future when they've settled down in Aba..yunno how Yoruba movie dey do na...make he sha by any means survive...i cried the first time I watched the movie and I also cried the second time omooo....Bro Emeka no suppose die oo..now to Olori Oko bam bam Jedidiah kan Judah kan...This woman try well well she made everything looks real..the first and last born look alike like wise the third and fourth....no no no no she try Iba fun yin oo..Maami Funke Akindele...My Name is AMODU OLUWATOMIPE i love you all♥️♥️♥️

"I love the moral lessons in this jazz" lol😂

Omo! I love this review. Well done.

Please how do o get the movie

I totally agree with all you have said. The first thought that came to my mind while watching your review, was about the police investigation which they didn't show in the movie and I'm glad u mentioned it.

I love your explicit explanation of art and its usage in the movie. I'm really glad Mrs Funke Akindele took in the criticis from her movie 'battle on the buka streets' in while casting this moving. She made sure this time that anyone handling the character of each tribe, is from the tribe or knows much about the language of the tribe and not just because the person is good. And your review was on point. Kudos Nna

"Art was allowed to be art" 🙂

Chairman is my favorite cast and shinene too. The unity among tribe is so commendable. How funke united her children irrespective of their behaviours is beautiful to watch too.

Great movie so to say ... I do selects movies to watch , i do not regretted watching this well packaged and 100percent entertained 🙌

Be like na only me never watch the movie sha

The movie was awesome and your analysis spot on! Infact, your analysis on unification of various ethnic groups in Nigeria came to my mind while I was watching. However, I think the movie ended abruptly - making it seem like it has a second part.

Wonderful review Nnamdi.

Welldone! Nice review. But I wish you showed the movie highlights in between your reviews just like you do in your other reviews

Don't you think the movie was over hyped?

It was a Great Movie 👍. I enjoyed it too . The cast and crew were amazing .❤🎉❤ Excellent Review well done !

Insightful

I noticed the similarities with A Man Called Otto. But the movie made sense anyway.

I loved the movie. It's very calming to watch.

Well spoken. Your review was on point and the movie was solid but made a few mistakes. I wondered why they made timi some sort of super man and yet it didn't reflect in the later part of the story. Being under water for so long, a prodigy, drinking bleach and not dying, trying to commit suicide and the gun not going off. It was not really something I understood.

Wanted to see your review to know if I will pass on the movie. Great review!

In-depth review, I will find time to watch

The first part of the series was better than the second part. I do not look forward to a third part.

How true is this madam koi koi story sef..Did it really exist then?

I'm a teacher. I know a lot of students who thrive in mischief but always topped their class. Some need very little effort catching up school work. So it's very plausible that such students are always on top. Asides this, this review is really cool.

Not to sound tribalistic though but I have always thought the madam koi koi tale happened predominantly in the boarding schools of the south eastern states? Never heard it happened in the west too Also I feel the character of the mother superior wasn't properly stretched/ explained. She appeared so mysterious and shady, as if there's a big secret behind her or something but at the end, it was practically nothing So many flaws I noticed but they tried sha

Well except the other students they are competing with are not smart and this makes them winners.

Nice one sir. I love the movie though.

Good review. 👏🏽

Good work as usual. The acting was superb even if I felt the story was watery a bit. It was said to be a horror movie but I'm yet to catch the horror. Maybe in future episodes. As for the legend of the story, it's supposed to be a school legend, my question is how it left the school and was more in the town. All in all its still a very good movie. For now it's still a solid 7/10.

PS: there were actually mixed boarding secondary schools owned by the church. But the school in this series is more likely owned by a congregation of Reverend Sisters, and it’s perhaps strange to see such secondary school being mixed.

I think Uche Montana qualifies as A-list in this sector of Nollywood though. And Chidi Dike is a strong up-and-comer. I agree that the execution of the story was pretty sloppy and it was improbable that a woman seemingly as intelligent, educated and savvy as Sia was meant to be could have conducted a long-distance relationship for a year with no real video calls (or did she say they DID have video calls but sounded different in those calls?) That really made her appear naive and dim witted.

You know… I disagree with you on the grammatical errors thing. This is something a lot of people have criticized over the years and I’ve always disagreed with it. If you are interested in seeing “realism” in Nollywood films, the you have to face the fact that most Nigerians speak improper English in real life. Why shouldn’t the movies reflect this? (I mean, unless the character is someone who is supposed to know better…) The phone thing is a good observation that I never thought about. I think that is probably just an acting convention that has been carried over from the days of analog phones and people think it just looks good dramatically… but when you think about it, it makes no sense at all does it? 😂 The age of cell phones has really curtailed a lot of the dramatic potential of phone conversations… like slamming the phone at the end of the call to make a point! The hair and makeup thing? Sigh… I kind of give that a pass, as I have always said that Nollywood style developed from the world of telenovela with its emphasis on glamour and a heightened, exaggerated version of reality. Is it realistic? Nope../ but I guess it is not trying to be 🤷‍♂️

I agree with most of your observations, but there is one particular criticism you made that I’ve also heard from other people and I wholeheartedly disagree with it. It has to do with people talking about how various aspects of Denola’s character are “too Hollywood” (or “too Korean”) and hence are “unrealistic” in a Nigerian context. To that I say: characters like that are also “unrealistic” in America or Korea. Those kinds of special assassins don’t exist in the real world in general but they are stylized inventions to make movies more interesting. So just enjoy them, yknow? I mean, an argument could be made that we should in that case develop our own indigenously stylized imaginary assassins rather than just wholesale copying… I’d agree there. But I just don’t think “realism” is a valid consideration here. Anyway, just discovered your channel and your videos look good. Subscribing!

Lovvve this movie watched 3 tmes ❤

You sabi work abeg!