War: Wrath and Revenge

I'm on a big "African" foreign film kick right now. War: Wrath and Revenge is my latest foray. I come into these movies aware that the production and acting MIGHT not be on par with film industries that have existed for far longer and have bigger budgets in other countries outside of Africa.

That being said, I'm normally not that hard on the resulting product. In this case I have to go hard. This is bad in my opinion. Everything came off as low budget Hollywood. The acting wasn't good with some of the actors. The action scenes were worse. The main theme was ok but the execution was totally off. I don't recommend this movie.

This is the first time I saw african series I had never seen movies or series but it is quite impressive not bad they did good job. It's usual story nothing new but watchable without getting bore. All actors did well specially the guy who played nubula he is TOO GOOD LOOKING , he has too good looks and terrific physique. Normally media projects onky poverty civil war of Africa which we too believe is not the truth this series shows other side too. All episodes are well made adds to the continuity without making it look like stretched unnecessarily. I am sure all viewers will be huge fan of nubula after this series.

I saw this and was intrigued with the description but totally captivated from episode one. An excellent and different storyline and so wonderful to see the talent of Africa making this fantastic series.

Each episode reveals the unexpected and you can't help but binge watch. I loved the plot and the intriguing ending because I see there are plans for series two and I welcome that.

Beautiful costumes, great police offer and cast well suited to their parts. I love the music too.

Realistically produced and very entertaining indeed, thank you to all who took part in the making of this brilliant series.

This TV series has only 6 episodes, so the plot is very compact. This kind of story always attracts me. The casts of this show are all new to me, but they left a deep impression on me.

As a foreign audience, I think that in recent years, Nigeria's films and TVs have catered to the aesthetic taste of the world people, but they have also retained the tradition very well.

Thanks to streaming media that foreign people can see such works. The plot leaves the audience ample room for reflection,but the plot is moving too fast, and some details are not very rigorous. But overall, it is really a good story.