I have watched “Elesin Oba” and I do not blame the people who expected entertainment but got confused instead.
I am an art student, who majored in literature, I understand the movie, seeing as I’ve read the book.
However, when filmmakers adapt plays into motion pictures,
I am an art student, who majored in literature, I understand the movie, seeing as I’ve read the book.
However, when filmmakers adapt plays into motion pictures,
they must imagine that no one has read the book and for that reason, simplify the story to an acceptable extent and give the story better artistic expression.
Real intellectual art can be entertaining too. I believe this is where we must take serious lessons from Hollywood.
Real intellectual art can be entertaining too. I believe this is where we must take serious lessons from Hollywood.
Odunlade’s acting was TOP NOTCH, he gave us all the feels.
I watched to the end and I knew that this wouldn’t be a widely
accepted movie.
Still, for once, Ebony Life chose not a make a commercial movie, and even though only a few people will understand the movie,
I watched to the end and I knew that this wouldn’t be a widely
accepted movie.
Still, for once, Ebony Life chose not a make a commercial movie, and even though only a few people will understand the movie,
I respect their effort to create real art.
I have seen Elesin Oba as a stage play and now as a movie, I’d rather watch the stage play again, it didn’t make me feel as though I mixed Ribena with too much water.
#DANG
I have seen Elesin Oba as a stage play and now as a movie, I’d rather watch the stage play again, it didn’t make me feel as though I mixed Ribena with too much water.
#DANG
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