Nigerian movies are really picking up in terms of film quality. But I still feel the story line never reach wella and most especially they focus too much on romance genre, when there are a lot more to be explored like the horror and action. I personally get bored of this. So let me ask what do you hate most about Nigerian movies?

Shooting without no blood

What I hate most is weak storyline.

For me, poor visual quality is more manageable than high visual quality with a weak storyline.

I am following this threads to learn more ....I am. Appreciating sincere opinion here ....

immortalcrown:
What I hate most is weak storyline.

For me, poor visual quality is more manageable than high visual quality with a weak storyline.

Na that one dey weak me pass actually

no real action in Nigeria movies. And their storylines could be too predictable at times, but I do see nollywood changing for the best in the coming years

Everything.

Ludicrous titles.

Concepts are unoriginal.

Cinematography is kitschy.

Directing lacks genuineness.

Stories are redundant and overdone.

Predictable progression.

Casting is banal.

Plots are bland; it is inside Nigeria flicks you'd be led on by a plot, only for that plot to land you under another sub-plot and on and on till it's all endless.

The list is endless.

Shout out to the real OGs who understands filmmaking in the person of Tuned Kilani, Trade Ogidan and Hubert Ogunde.

y3mi:
Everything.

Ludicrous titles.

Concepts are unoriginal.

Cinematography is kitschy.

Directing lacks genuineness.

Stories are redundant and overdone.

Predictable progression.

Casting is banal.

Plots are bland; it is inside Nigeria flicks you'd be led on by a plot, only for that plot to land you under another sub-plot and on and on till it's all endless.

The list is endless.

Shout out to the real OGs who understands filmmaking in the person of Tuned Kilani, Trade Ogidan and Hubert Ogunde.

But somehow some of these movies with these attributes you have mentioned, become nationwide successes, they are probably doing something right I guess

maxdosh:
But somehow some of these movies with these attributes you have mentioned, become nationwide successes, they are probably doing something right I guess

That 'somehow' is best spelled out as 'settling for mediocrity' and recycled garbage. Do Nigerians to you appear like people who demand for high caliber, high octane, very original entertainment, fiction or not ? The majority here are cool with a hit-and-run accident scene in a movie that's so whacky that not even an extremely low budget film-house with amateur producers/director newly out of film school can settle for. And you expect Nigerian film-makers who are obviously driven by the fame and money to improve, why would you if the majority don't complain about the trash been churned out on weekly basis.

I'm glad you stated 'nationwide success' and even at that, not exactly nationwide does these films make whatever it is you mean by success as folks still consume more foreign films than the lackluster ones here.