8 reasons why this movie was fun to watch
Apart from the fact that it's a Mildred Okwo film, check out 8 reasons why you must watch "Suru L'ere" as it premieres in cinemas this Friday.
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Well, the thing is, its just not of those Nollywood films, its a perfect romantic comedy for the season.
I got to watch the movie at a press screening which held on Wednesday, February 10, 2016, and I had absolute fun.
If the fact that it's a Mildred Okwo film and you loved "The Meeting" doesn't convince you, then check out reasons why you must see the movie which premieres tomorrow, Friday, February 12.
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"Suru L'ere" is a typical Nollywood film which would impress both die hard Nollywood fans, and the "I don't watch Nollywood films" group.
If you have always wanted a classy, high quality, true Nollywood story you can relate to, then "Suru L'ere" is just perfect for you.
After seeing the movie, you would find yourself asking "where has Seun Ajayi and Gregory Ojefua been?" I personally watched them for the first time in the movie, and I'm definitely interested in seeing more of them on screen.
You know you have seen a good movie when you leave the cinema hall, and you can still remember the characters. From Seun Ajayi as Arinze, Enyinna Nwigwe as Godstime, Lala Akindoju as Beauty, Gregory Ojefua as Brume, Rita Dominic as Mama Akara, and Beverly Naya as Omosigho.
Each of these characters had something special to offer, also, you would get the opportunity to see your favourite actors as never before.
Okwo and Dominic presented us with the multiple award winning "The Meeting," and that is enough reason for you to check out their latest collaboration.
After the movie, you wouldn't hesitate to describe Okwo as 'the actor's director.'
Every single actor in the romantic comedy was good. I always though Naya a 'good' actor, but watching her in "Suru L'ere," I realized how talented she can be.
The chemistry between the actors was perfect. The scene where Omosigho offered Arinze dinner has to be one of my favourites - I could feel the connection. It was just natural.
Even the cameo appearances by Dominic and Linda Ejiofor was everything. The acting wasn't forced - It really felt like a true life story.
From Arinze to Brume, Godstime (Snake in Monkey shadow) to Beauty, these characters would find a way to entertain you with their sense of humour.
The movie came with lots of natural and original scenes. Scenes like that of Kenneth Okolie, is just one of the hilarious so-Nigerian scenes.
If you thought you had fun seeing the "The Meeting," "Suru L'ere" will leave you happy and laughing out loud.
Who would have thought that the movie was shot in just 10 days, and billions of naria wasn't spent. Now we have a proof that shooting a movie in 10 days doesn't mean it should be crap.
From its sound to picture quality, direction to every other thing you can think of, "Suru L'ere" is that perfect movie that you indeed must see this year.
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