“Over-Hyped”: Fan Slams Funke Akindele’s ‘A Tribe Called Judah’, Compares It with ‘Breath of Life’

“Over-Hyped”: Fan Slams Funke Akindele’s ‘A Tribe Called Judah’, Compares It with ‘Breath of Life’

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Reactions have trailed the tweet made by Foundational Igbo Woman. Here are some of the comments below:

@Sengodson:

"Breath of life is really amazing, great storyline."

@iamaltoclef:

"Breathe of life is not getting enough attention. That movie is 10/10."

@EjodamenJunior:

"Breath of life was not released in the cinemas. It was only released on prime."

@eazymovic

"Breath of Life is Nice. But there are some errors in Breath of Life. 1. In 1968, the Bajaj motorcycles they used were not produced during that year. 2. In 2003, the plate numbers attached to Benz were not introduced until 2011 & so on. 8/10 for Nollywood standard."

@SuleOlivia:

"It’s the way you people condemn people’s work for me, your problem is Funke's mum is Igbo and she’s Yoruba you didn’t learn other lessons from it. The movie is not over hyped, it has a great story line same as breath of life. But are amazing in their own way."

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@Mario_Sneh:

"Saw tribe of Judah and was imagining where the hype was coming from…the movie was overly hyped."

@M0risT_T:

"How do I explain that I just finished seeing the movie and lord knows I used fast forward murder the feem."

@olumide_idris:

"I’m never falling for any of their gimmick stuff again. Not since after Buka street. I don’t care if they did 10 trillion in revenue and views. It’s precisely because of these silly hypes they won’t improve their storytelling game."

@ChairmanAllDway:

"I think the issue you have is comparing two of them together when you should not have. One is a Prime movie, the other is in the cinemas. One did not value its product, hence didn’t spend much on pr and advertising while Funke believed in her craft and spend millions in the cinema."

@D_lone_wolf_:

"I didn't mind A Tribe called Judah. I loved the movie, but not as much as Breath of Life. A Tribe called Judah, in my opinion, tried to promote the diversity of the various Nigerian tribes; showing us in a way that despite our differences, we all come from one source."

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