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Best and Worst Nollywood Films in 2017



OJUKOKORO
I never miss an opportunity to tell people how much Ojukokoro is one of my best Nollywood films ever! The best thing about the movie was how the story was told and how the cast brought life to it. I wish they would show it in the cinemas again because more people need to see it. Read my review on Ojukokoro HERE

ISOKEN
Isoken was another Nollywood Romantic comedy but they got every thing right about it. The cast, story, acting and characters were amazing. It explored the themes of friendship, self confidence, love and family and it was fun to watch. Dakore Egbuson did a fantastic job as the the titular character. Read my review HERE
CATCH.ER
Catch.er was a case of whodunnit that was filmed in a very beautiful way with the camera capturing the right angles. It was gripping and filled with enough suspense to keep me going till the credits rolled. We need more movies like Catch.er in our cinemas. Read my review on Catch.er HERE

PICTURE PERFECT
I still can't believe how much I loved Picture Perfect. It was genuinely hilarious and I hope Bolanle Ninolowo get an award in the comedy category for his role as "Jobe" because he was amazing. Picture Perfect wasn't a perfect film (no pun intended) but it was very entertaining to watch. Read my review on Picture Perfect HERE



WORST
THE GUEST
After watching the trailer for this Psychological Drama which starred Rita Dominic, Femi Jacobs and Somkele Idahlama, I literally predicted how the film would go and hoped they would prove me wrong but they didn't. The Guest had so many flaws that made me wonder if they did it on purpose or just didn't know what to do to make it better. Read my review on The Guest HERE

THE WOMEN
The Women starred some of the best female actresses in Nigeria including Omoni Oboli and Kate Henshaw but it felt like a low budget film that you forget about immediately you leave the theater. It had a good story line but a poor execution and some of the cast members weren't really the best choice for their roles. Read my review HERE

10 DAYS IN SUNCITY
Once again, AY gave us another cringe worthy "comedy" with a super thin plot filled with mediocre jokes. It was no different from A Trip To Jamaica and 30 Days In Atlanta but Nigerians still flocked to the cinemas to watch it. I really wish he would stop making such movies. We don't need another adventure from Akpos. Read my review HERE

MR AND MRS: CHAPTER 2
Mr and Mrs Chapter 2 is a follow up to the 2012 film starring Nse Ikpe Etim and Joseph Benjamin and it's no doubt one of the worst Nollywood films I've seen in a while. The storyline was very poor and some of the cast members made the whole experience worse than it could have been. It was a waste of the amazing actors like Rita Dominic and Chidi Mokeme and I wish I didn't see it. Read my review HERE

IDAHOSA TRAILS
The faith based film about the late Benson Idahosa was very flat and very boring. I still don't know how I was able to sit through it till the end. I literally almost dozed off a few times but I persevered till the end. This is another film I wish I skipped. Read my review HERE

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