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[Movie] Colours of Fire Review

Spoiler Warning ⚠️ This is the worse movie I would say I've seen this year. If this had been the first Nollywood movie I watched while reigniting my spark for watching movies then I would have lost interest in Nollywood movies once again and it will be for life.

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Why is a movie production filled with AI generated videos, so many flaws and unwanted dragging in scenes. Scenes that could have simply been acted and not even worthy to be called difficult to act were now replaced with ai videos. Like this is it when we talk about the abuse of AI while leaving out our way of creativity. Entertainment industry have started it and I'm afraid what the future of movie production will become when creativity is replaced totally with AI.

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I would credit the originality of the story, the cinematography, and that's the only thing I can endorse about the movie. The movie could actually be predicted.

Colours of Fire is a supposed action movie of revenge, romance, survival and betrayal. The cast tried their best in delivering but I guess their efforts were not crowned by either the producers or the directors. It starred the likes of Ibrahim Chatta, Feminine Branch, Uzor Arukwe, Osas Ighodaho, Gabriel Afolayan, Mercy Aigbe and others.

Crown of Fire is a movie of a warrior who was suppose to defend his land but had an encounter with love at first sight with the very woman who was supposed to be the end of his very own life. Two clans of same business but with different path, turning enemies because of the market competition and a threat to life from the red empire controlled by a magician woman called EFUNSETAN.

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A twist of plot where the so-called protector turned a villain, killing the head chief, Abifarin, of the blue-dye clan while magic was supposed to be done in reviving the daughter of Efunsetan, Moremi, who was killed in the process of making peace based on Akinbode's plan in stopping war and rivalry between the 2 clans.

Will Moremi wake up? Will the supposed prevented war between the blue-dye and Red-dye clans not spark afresh as Efunsetan will never bow to make peace with those who put her daughter's life in harm's way. Will Boderin stay cool with Baba agba and Aboderin who are partakers in the death of his father? Those are the likely things we're supposed to expect in the concluding part of the movie as it turns out to have a part 2.

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I'm rating it low because of the high rate of the AI video usage. It should have been tagged an animated movie instead then we could have been fine.

I'll be dropping my 🖊️ here on the movie review of Colour of Fire

Thanks for reading through 🤗

All images are screenshots from the movie

Rating: 47/100

Comments · 4

  • @van.illa(71)· 7h

    When I watched this movie, I was just thinking of those who paid money to watch at the cinema 😂, I did be angry if I were one of them. The storyline wasn't bad, but those AI videos ruined everything, very poor graphics and t6he constant dance felt so unusual and the misinterpreted culture too. But I love that every actor and actress in the movie played their role well...

  • @kilvnrex(74)· 19h

    I made a review of this movie too, and to be honest the story is good, just sad that Nollywood has a lot to do about their graphics

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  • @daverick(72)· 1d

    With what you explained, a 47 rating was probably generous. 😅 I can't imagine the disaster. How did you manage to watch till the end? Well, let's leave it at that since I haven't watched it. Might be an interesting story as you've credited its originality.