Posts Tagged ‘Mercy Johnson’
Soul Of A King
It is so aggravating to think that after so many years of cinema, especially of making the same movies over and over again, we still haven’t perfected the act of destroying a villain at the end of the movie. It’s 20...
Brave Orphan
In this era where Nigerian movies are being shown in the cinemas and standards are being raised to critical acclaim some things shouldn’t be encouraged. One of such is this movie. I think it shouldn’t have been made...
Dirty Diamond
All other supporting actors did fair enough jobs, some of the extras were horrendous and asides from the near-absolute lack of originality and the entire predictability of the whole shindig, Dirty Diamond is a fair enough film ...
My World
The eternal prince, Yul Edochie, returns in yet another attempt at a royal love story alongside the relentless Mercy Johnson, the igbotic Charles Okocha, the one and only Mama G and Mr. Clems Ohameze. The movie revolves around ...
Action King
Just when you think someone on the other side must have also realized by now that Nollywood has exhausted all possible ‘royal’ movies, they come out with ‘Action King’. The dominant question while watchi...
Weeping Kingdom
There is a negative to this and a positive as well. Obviously, I didn't get the 'enjoyment' of watching all four parts of this movie and getting the full story. But I only watched the part 3 and 4 and got the gist of all other ...
Wild Heart
Wild Heart tells the story of three fortunate prostitutes and their journey from ashawo to wives (hence the title of the sequel, ‘heart of a wife’). A bit exaggerated in some parts, and stretched out more than it ne...
Saturday Child
The first couple of scenes introduce us to yet another abused child living under the wings of an uncaring madam? mother? It at first seems unclear but eventually we realize that the woman she calls mother really isn’t her...
Troubled King
There are some kind of movies that can only be watched on fast-forward! And if you’ve never watched a movie on fast-forward then either you’ve not seen that many Nollywood movies or your remote control doesn’t...
Veronica (The Native Girl)
The movie didn't really end, they sort of just run out of film (I hope they don't call that a conclusion) but on the off chance that it is, the movie is not entirely predictable.
