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OniJun 15th, 2007 - 23:19:25
The language the doctors spoke was Yoruba, there is no language called Nigerian.. and they spoke it badly..why can't casting people get someone who can actually speak the language as it was meant to be spoken.
I hated the film, it was crass and extremely predictable. By the way how come the women got to be PHAT but the men they were lusting over were male model look alikes? Now a film where a PHAT woman wants a PHAT man , that would be comedy....
THE FILM AIN'T CRAP. YES, I AGREE THE YORUBA LANGUAGE WASN'T WELL SPOKEN IN THE FILM BUT THEN, WHAT KIND OF NIGERIAN ARE YOU REALLY? JUST WHEN A HOLLYWOOD FILM IS PRODUCED WITH 'NIGERIA' ALL OVER IT, YOU SHOW UP AND CRITICIZE?
OK, WELL PERHAPS OUR 'FILMS' HERE ARE REALLY BETTER THAN HOLLYWOOD FILMS. OR ISN'T THAT WHAT YOU MEAN?
I'M NOT TAKING IT PERSONAL BUT IN AN AGE WHERE INTERNET FRAUD, DRUG AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND MANY OTHER VICES ARE NOW OUR NATIONAL IDENTTY, I THINK WHEN ONCE IN A WHILE, NIGERIA AND NIGERIANS ARE NOT PORTRAYED IN A BAD LIGHT, WE SHOULD LEARN TO APPRECIATE.
I KNOW THIS IS COMING A LONG, LONG TIME AFTER YOUR POST, BUT IT KINDA SATISFIES ME WRITING IT.
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