It is no longer news that "The Wedding Party 2" made N20Million on its opening in the Cinemas on Friday 15th December 2017.
But please, for those who have seen the movie, can you share with us your best moments in the movie?
Who were the funniest actors in this movie?
Did Mama G show us a more aggressive version of her (movie) character?
Was Sola crazier now than before?
How did our "high society" Mama, Ireti perform this time? Meaner than before? Did she really forgive RMD?
Did RMD stop his flirting? And did he do better this time while acting as an Igbo man?
How did the Banky and Adesua manage their new home and the coming baby?
How did the oyinbo new wife Danielle flow with her Nigerian husband? Did she later eat all the Yoruba meals that she once orders for... Like Amala, Ewedu, Gbegiri, etc? Lol!
What about our darling Beverly Naya? Did she do more of her work as a seductive instrument in the film?
What became of Somkele and I.K?
Did the Award winning Sambasa Nzeribe's career change after being caught?
What of Zinab Balogun? Did she prepare those dishes that even Saka refused to eat
Did A.Y serve as another MC in this movie or did he find a wife amongst Beverly Naya's friends?
Did Saka feature in this "The Wedding party 2"?

Please, share with us, how you enjoyed the movie or how you didn't enjoy! Just tell us everything you love, like or hate about the movie!
Lalasticlala please, help us push this wonderful topic to the front page. Thanks and God Bless You!

Film wey the cinema ticket na 3k?

I will return to this thread when they reduce the price

safarigirl:
Film wey the cinema ticket na 3k?

I will return to this thread when they reduce the price

limitations of the poor

iamJ:
limitations of the poor

lol....poor people dey go cinema?

When you can even wait for the free dubs.

safarigirl:
Film wey the cinema ticket na 3k?

I will return to this thread when they reduce the price

Really? You mean it's 3k for one ticket? Then the movie must worth it? Or what do you think?

iamJ:
limitations of the poor

Lol! Bro it's not like that atimes o!

petsam11:


Really? You mean it's 3k for one ticket? Then the movie must worth it? Or what do you think?

it's the hype that's making it 3k, not necessarily content.

I would advise you not to waste your 3k, most of these cinema Nigerian movies are just advanced home videos.

If you just want to see it to be in on the whole hype train, then you can pay 3k, if not, mid January is not that far, the price should be down by then

safarigirl:
it's the hype that's making it 3k, not necessarily content.

I would advise you not to waste your 3k, most of these cinema Nigerian movies are just advanced home videos.

If you just want to see it to be in on the whole hype train, then you can pay 3k, if not, mid January is not that far, the price should be down by then

OK dear! But I believe that judging by the first part of the film, this second one should worth it. And again, many "New Nollywood" films not the "Old Nollywood a.k.a Asaba" films are really rich in content.
Films like 76, October 1, 93days, etc... Even Genevieve's new movie "LION Heart" which is yet to come out will still be the bomb!
Like seriously! Nollywood don change but few things still needs to be put in place.

petsam11:

OK dear! But I believe that judging by the first part of the film, this second one should worth it. And again, many "New Nollywood" films not the "Old Nollywood a.k.a Asaba" films are really rich in content.
Films like 76, October 1, 93days, etc... Even Genevieve's new movie "LION Heart" which is yet to come out will still be the bomb!
Like seriously! Nollywood don change but few things still needs to be put in place.

I've watched 76, ooctober 1st and The CEO and yes, they were all top notch. But I watched them at home, even The Wedding Party 1, I didn't watch it in the cinemas, it was on my phone.

However, I watched Fifty in the cinemas and it was decent. Maybe, I just don't enjoy the cinema experience so much, hence I can't see myself spending 3K on it.

I just know, I've seen some cinema movies at home that I was glad I didn't waste money seeing them at the cinemas

safarigirl:
it's the hype that's making it 3k, not necessarily content.

I would advise you not to waste your 3k, most of these cinema Nigerian movies are just advanced home videos.

If you just want to see it to be in on the whole hype train, then you can pay 3k, if not, mid January is not that far, the price should be down by then

Help businesses make their money in whatever way possible to recoup their investments and profit. When you run your own business and someone give this kind of advice you have dished here right in your presence, how would you feel?

Let those who want to go, go. I am not interested but as a hustler and self dependent person, I know what it takes to make a business moving. It is tougher than paid employment.

Dunno