November is here and the movie lineup is going to blow your mind! From steamy romance to action to Naija culture.
Just sit back, buy your popcorn and get ready to be entertained all through November!
These are some amazing movies to look out for in November:
1.Loving Itohan (6 November, romance drama)
Nancy Isime makes her executive producing debut and stars opposite Uzor Arukwe in a romance about a childhood love tested by secrets and hard choices. This amazing movie was directed by Orobosa Ikponmwen. Save the date!
2. Godzilla Minus Zero (6 November, monster action)
Takashi Yamazaki’s sequel picks up in 1949 Japan, two years after Godzilla Minus One, as a new threat arrives in the form of King Ghidorah.
Godzilla fans, are you ready!!!!
3. The Beacon Man (6 November, epic sci-fi)
Marc Adebesin’s spiritual epic follows a man who discovers his link to an ancient lineage and knowledge long buried, with Gabriel Afolayan, Odunlade Adekola and Femi Branch leading the cast.
4. The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (20 November, dystopian sci-fi action)
The prequel goes back 24 years to the 50th Hunger Games, with Joseph Zada as a young Haymitch Abernathy, Ralph Fiennes as President Snow and Elle Fanning as Effie Trinket.
Early reactions have been very positive, and it is tipped to be the month’s biggest release.
5. Issakaba Returns (13 November, action drama)
Twenty-five years after the original, Sam Dede is back as Ebube to face a new wave of crime in present-day Nigeria, with Lancelot Imasuen returning to direct.
Chidi Mokeme, Iyabo Ojo, Regina Daniels and Charles Okafor join the cast.
I’m very sure hardcore fans of Issakaba cannot wait for it to drop!
6. Five Figurines (13 November, thriller)
In Akay Mason’s thriller, a young man’s mysterious death sets off a chain of suspicion, and his grieving mother turns to traditional means for revenge. Are you even ready for this one? I doubt!
Uche Montana, Mike Ezuruonye, Ini Edo and Odunlade Adekola lead the cast.
7. How to Rob a Bank (23 November in Nigerian cinemas, action thriller)
David Leitch’s heist film follows bank robbers, played by Nicholas Hoult, Zoe Kravitz and Anna Sawai, who turn their heists into online spectacles, with Pete Davidson, John C. Reilly and Christian Slater in support.
8. Dear Ajayi (13 November, family drama)
Damilola Orimogunje’s film puts two estranged sisters, played by Bimbo Akintola and Tosin Adeyemi, under one roof to care for their sick mother in 1990s Nigeria. It premiered at Venice Days and is Nigeria’s official selection for the 2027 Oscars, and after a limited release in September it now goes nationwide.
That is more than enough to fill every weekend this month, but your wallet go feel am!
Which one are you watching first?
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