This movie was beautifully executed, and I appreciate its relevance to some of the issues we face in Nigeria today, such as government cover-ups involving innocent lives. While the plot bears resemblance to Liam Neeson's "Cold Pursuit," I must commend the director for their remarkable work. Films like this have the potential to engage Nigerians more in Nollywood.
However, there are a few aspects I'd like to address: 1. The dialogues: The accents sometimes felt forced, attempting to mimic Hollywood, which didn't work well.
2. It would be better if the characters embraced their Nigerian identity more.
3. Some dialogues were cringe-worthy and led to second-hand embarrassment.
4. While there were talented actors, some of the cast members came across as inexperienced.
5. Certain relationships in the movie lacked a solid foundation or exploration.
In summary, I enjoyed the film and its message but believe that Nigerian movies should avoid emulating Hollywood excessively. I'd rate this movie 7/10.
However, there are a few aspects I'd like to address: 1. The dialogues: The accents sometimes felt forced, attempting to mimic Hollywood, which didn't work well.
2. It would be better if the characters embraced their Nigerian identity more.
3. Some dialogues were cringe-worthy and led to second-hand embarrassment.
4. While there were talented actors, some of the cast members came across as inexperienced.
5. Certain relationships in the movie lacked a solid foundation or exploration.
In summary, I enjoyed the film and its message but believe that Nigerian movies should avoid emulating Hollywood excessively. I'd rate this movie 7/10.