Movie Review: Battle on Buka Street
Hi Difers! Long time no movie review right? You’re gonna love this review because it’s about the highest-grossing movie in Nigeria by one of the super talented actresses, directors & producers in Nigeria. Difers, it’s time for the movie review of …. Battle on Buka Street by Funke Akindele! The movie kicked off with the […]
Movie review: Ti Oluwa Ni Ile
“Ti Oluwa Ni Ile” is a 30-year spanned, captivating, intriguing, and well-scripted movie that exposes all the negative consequences of corruption and greed as it narrates the story of two men JP (Jide Oyegunle) and Sanya (Ogun Majek) who, driven by their own selfish desires, seek to make a profit by selling an ancestral piece […]
Movie Review: The Harder They Fall
If you have a thing for Western movies, gather here, and let’s make a toast. Having loved a couple of Westerns like The Good Bad and Ugly and Django the Unchained, seeing the trailer of The Harder They Fall gave me chills. The Harder They Fall is a fantastical Western movie directed by Jeymes Samuel […]
Movie Review: Ben-Hur
Mon famille! Happy weekend, trust the weekend has been good. Of course you know it’s time for a pleasant and didactic review of a movie. Today, it’s the review of a movie that is every bit of the word epic and didactic, it’s the movie review of Ben-Hur. Ben–Hur is an American epic historical movie originally produced […]
21 Bridges: Tribute to Chadwick Boseman
Guess the news of Chadwick Boseman’s death was an unexpected news to you as it was for me😭. If I was expecting anything from the Wakanda King, it was probably the release of Black Panther II. But life as we have it surprised us with the sad news of Chadwick Boseman’s death. Here is the […]
Hidden Figures
Hidden figures is a 2016 movie that brought me waves of emotions as I watched the movie, especially as a young African lady. The first couple of scenes in the movie introduced Katherine, a young girl with extraordinary mathematical skills. People had high hopes on her, even as an audience I thought the next scene […]
Chalk and Duster
The Indian movie Chalk and Duster introduces us to an Indian private school with teachers who were seen teaching pupils and dutifully fulfilling their professional obligations. Their supervisor, Ms. Gupta an unempathetic, inconsiderate young woman, would make harsh decisions deliberately to make the teachers suffer even though the principal rescinded her decisions yet she wouldn’t […]
ELEVATOR BABY
When I heard ELEVATOR BABY as the title of a Nigerian movie, my first prediction of the movie was a guy meeting a lady in an elevator, lo and behold I was pleasantly surprised as I watched the movie only to find out that I was wrong. First scene revealed a group of young adults […]
Hakkunde: The Climb of Success
This week’s movie review is on a typical classic Nigerian movie Hakkunde that depicts the hustle life and the climb of success of the Nigerian society . At the first scene we were introduced to Akande, a man who has been jobless for 4 years was being chased after his collision with an egg seller. […]
Just Mercy
The movie “Just Mercy” began in a forest where some black men were felling a tree. Afterwards, one of the men was driving home but he was arrested by the police and accused of a crime. He was charged and convicted for murder of a young white lady and sentenced to death. We were also […]