Posts Tagged ‘Ini Edo’
Lonely Heart
I’ve been reviewing Nollywood movies for about 2 years now so you can say that I haven’t watched many Nollywood movies in all that time. Sounds contradictory? But watching a movie and reviewing a movie are two compl...
Playing Safe
The revival of cinema culture in Nollywood is one that is much commended, however, am I the only one that was hoping that this would be an avenue that highlights only the best in Nollywood? Thinking a movie went to cinemas, in ...
Living Nightmares
We all started sniffing with dabs at our eyes in the middle of this film and then were all out crying at the end. This film wasn’t flashy and it wasn’t big budget, it appeared simple but was able to catch our attentio...
COMING SOON: Weekend Getaway
WEEKEND GETAWAY is a Royal Arts Academy movie produced by Emem Isong and Ini Edo and directed by Desmond Elliot starring all of Nollywood’s best: Genevieve Nnaji, Ramsey Noah, Ini Edo, Monalisa Chinda, Ime Bishop Umoh, ...
In The Cupboard
Alright! I get the point. I get that initially, when the story was first conceived of, it must have sounded amazing. And maybe, when whoever wrote the script began to write it, it was headed in the right direction. However...
Behind The Melody
Didn't understand some of the 'things' they had Ini wearing. Can we please look at a person's body type before we straddle them in fabric? Something about good for the goose and not for the gander
To Live Again
The fact that I could watch part 3 alone and get the entire movie tells me that the movie could definitely have been shorter.
Wave of Glory
-Story: [2 out of 5] After seeing this movie (all FOUR parts of this movie), I feel like I’ve just fallen victim to one of those email frauds (you know? The ones with the Nigerian Princes?). I, like most others who fell v...
Midnight Whispers
This movie had a striking resemblance to (what may or may not have been) Mercy Johnson's breakout movie "The Maid" starring Eucharia Anunobi alongside Clem Ohameze again.
I’ll Take My Chances
It was original in the sense that this is the first Nigerian dance movie that I've seen (at least to my recollection) but some of the motifs are things we've seen repeatedly in the industry
