When you add in the cinematic effects that were well ahead of their time, it's easy to acknowledge The Lord of the Rings as the story whose adaptation truly matched the pioneering quality of its books.
When you add in the cinematic effects that were well ahead of their time, it's easy to acknowledge The Lord of the Rings as the story whose adaptation truly matched the pioneering quality of its books.
I know people will come at me for passing such supposedly harsh judgment on the lovers of spoilers. But, believe me, time behind bars is a kind fate for them.
As expected of any Kunle Afolayan production, Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre is top-notch. Beautiful scenery, props, costumes, sets, and everything else capture the real essence of this work of art.
With Dune: Part Two, Villeneuve was on a mission to immerse viewers further in Frank Herbert’s world, and he succeeded, maddeningly!
Given all the losses Warner Bros. has been taking thanks to their DC movies, Barbie is a massive win for them.
Set in the epic times before the advent of civilization and Western education, Jagunjagun is a story of valour, heroism, villainy and love.
This movie was produced in 1997, but everything that happened then IS still happening now without much change.
The title is rather misleading as the storyline has little to do with either the stripper or the born-again. Instead, it should have been named Ashabi’s Revenge.
DC is great at making comics and animated movies, while the MCU has the upper hand in its cinematic aspects
If you haven't seen this movie yet and enjoy great acting, mystery, historical drama, and/or Taylor Swift, then I recommend you go see this at the cinema closest to you.
If you're going to ignore everything about the original movie/series, why not create new material and build a new fanbase? Proper, isn't it?
Nevertheless, we know is that this sequel is a win for Nollywood. And when someone asks you if anything good has ever come out from Nollywood, beat your chest and point to this masterpiece!
