No takers?

OK, I’ll have a go:

“Listening to the count go on, Chudi was in shock. He had campaigned so vigorously, courted his classmates so persistently and made his case so intelligently that he felt that the election to class monitor would be a walkover. And yet, with less than 20% of the votes left to count, it was clear that he was heading…[Read more]

I find the humour in Adam Sandler’s comedies too childish. But that’s just me.

I’ll look up Red Dawn.

Hmm…

“Blended” – I avoid Adam Sandler’s movies like the plague, and the previews I saw of this one gave me no reason to change that policy.

“A Million Ways to Die In The West” – the previews of this were very funny, but somehow, I didn’t get round to watching it. Maybe I’ll give it a go sometime.

“Captain America – Winter Soldier” – I’m…[Read more]

I don’t think he was that patient; in the end, did he not go over and deal with her tempter?

But it makes me wonder how really happy she was with her husband. If you really love someone, nobody will seem that tempting to you.

Ah, that was the one by Tyler Perry. What was interesting was that even though one of the main characters was resisting temptation, the moment she gave in, it was as though she was completely helpless to resist it thereafter. Is that always the way?

So which was the last movie you watched?

Unfortunately, @ufuomaotebele, I didn’t really like it. But as I said, the story in the book probably wasn’t the best kind of story to convert into a film.

What’s the aim here? To publicise your thoughts on an issue? To educate/enlighten people on a topic? To make money?

Maybe Jonathan’s strategy is that BH will just get tired and give up… just like when someone refuses to rise to the taunts of his peers, and they lose interest.

The problem is that lives are at stake here.

But what if, midway into your work, you realise that there is a better destination than the one you’ve chosen? You cannot easily change your story, because there are many characters and story line that depend on the original destination.

Yes, @tai, she was definitely the breakout character.

Another film you might want to check out is “The Meeting”, starring Rita Dominic.

The film would probably have appealed to arty types, but this is a very thin segment of the market, @omoniyi-adeshola.

Personally, I think that a film based on Purple Hibiscus would have done better in Nigeria, because there was more of an engaging and relateable story there.