The director of this movie deserves a standing ovation.
I kept clapping at intervals while watching Anikulapó
The perfect blend of continuation in the storyline from the end of the first movie into the new series was seamless. Diving into the movie with its aromatic and comical representation of life and death is delightful, a play of philosophy with comedy.
The story is rich, Anikulapó is totally absorbing.
The cinematography is good, the sound too, everything was perfectly knit together.
The new characters were an overkill considering Anikulapó's rich and captivating storyline.
Bashorun is exempted from the overkill, he played his part well, his acting was a jewel in the crown of Anikulapó. His acting impressed me the most, followed by the 3 ghosts whose sad faces made their scene an effortless comedy.
The costumes and character cast was creative and accurate, especially the angel at heaven's gate.
The movie opens a window to view a part of the Yoruba culture.
Personally this is where the richness of the movie emanates from, it being centered on the Yoruba culture offered a refreshing sight to my Igbo eyes.
I kept clapping at intervals while watching Anikulapó
The perfect blend of continuation in the storyline from the end of the first movie into the new series was seamless. Diving into the movie with its aromatic and comical representation of life and death is delightful, a play of philosophy with comedy.
The story is rich, Anikulapó is totally absorbing.
The cinematography is good, the sound too, everything was perfectly knit together.
The new characters were an overkill considering Anikulapó's rich and captivating storyline.
Bashorun is exempted from the overkill, he played his part well, his acting was a jewel in the crown of Anikulapó. His acting impressed me the most, followed by the 3 ghosts whose sad faces made their scene an effortless comedy.
The costumes and character cast was creative and accurate, especially the angel at heaven's gate.
The movie opens a window to view a part of the Yoruba culture.
Personally this is where the richness of the movie emanates from, it being centered on the Yoruba culture offered a refreshing sight to my Igbo eyes.