The nigerian movie industry,as we all know today is growing rapidly.The industry has an impact on the general public.As the saying goes,''there's nothing that has an advantage that doesn't have a disadvantage.the nigerian industry might have it's good parts but i also think there are bad parts which needs to be checked.sometimes i wonder if they're trying to imitate hollywood or it is just their own way of trying to improve their standard or rather a way to make faster money.i'll just go straight to the point.let's start with the advantages.most nigerian films that are acted are things that actually happen in the real world,and these stories try to remind the viewer that their are some issues which have to be handled rightly when it comes to morals,personality,things that happen in the society at large,the family and so on.....these stories tend to create a picture of the challenges in the real world and general happenings and sometimes their solutions.
Now going to the disadvantages,hmmmmm,it's something else.there are now gay movies and even blue films,i wonder what message the writer of such is trying to pass to the viewers.these days everybody watches movies,from primary school kids to the working class.imagine the effect of such nasty movies on the kids especially.some actors/actresses say that they act for the passion and not the money,does that mean that because one has passion for something there should be no limit.i hate the part where some of them even say''it's my job so i have to do it''. but i believe there's always a choice to everything it's not like one is been forced to act certain roles.as a matter of fact some of them have even been stereotyped when it comes to certain ugly roles.we are in Africa and it's image is being changed.yes,it's good and neccessary that one has to be a round character,but like i said before there ought to be a limit.anyways,so far so good nollywood is moving to the next level and is adding more quality but there should be precautions.
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