Coming from Insanity

This movie relates to the current situation of most Nigerian youths, it doesn't matter how you make your money Just be successful that's all. Nice delivery from Gabriel, definitely one of our best actors! #Mustwatch for all Nollywood fans

I read all the reviews (5 of them..) and found out more about the movie than I did from the movie.

Agree it was a bit disjointed and far too long.

All I could think was ........ with ALL that money, couldn't he buy a new shirt and pants?

Also, the blurb said he was brilliant. Seems he was lucky. Sort of.

This was a good first film for him. I don't see a second one. Rather I won't see a second one if he puts one out. Although I am glad I watched this one. This is my first Nollywood movie.

Coming From Insanity was an original script, well-told...the production and acting, sorrowfully, didn't transport us on a journey

DELICIOUS

-Always a pleasure to have an out-of-the-box script. The storytelling was very lucid, we were steadily invited into Kossi's world and grasped the money-making craft. Characters were progressively introduced leading to a good climax.

-Gabriel Afolayan is a diamond! Even an oscar would not be befitting of his art. He immersed himself in the role of Kossi that we even forgot he's Nigerian in real life 😁 His poise throughout the film was spectacular

-Costume designers should be felicitated for accentuating the characters making a big difference

BLAND

-The image and sound qualities suffered extremely: there were moments we could barely hear the actors and the images were blurry

-The Wale Ojo-Sharon Ooja duo impeded the storytelling. Mainly due to their very weak acting, it was disappointing

-Coming From Insanity opened up with some data about child trafficking making us think that the film was going to be centered on this issue, but it wasn't

-Logic was a little off, e.g. We witnessed some characters using the latest smartphones and others using the Whatsapp application when the year was just 2010😳

One of the best movies I have watched in a very very long time. The time spent was worth it.

Very brilliant movie. As soon as i saw Gabriel afolayan and Wale Ojo, i knew it was not going to be a lazy storyline. I mean the entire cast did really well. This will go down as one of my top 5 best nigerian movies.