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Why Do Nigerian Youths Want “Colours of Fire” Removed From Netflix?
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Here Are Our Favourite 10 International Features with the StarrgirlNollywood Director Niyi Akinmolayan’s AMVCA-award-winning film “Colours of Fire” was added to Netflix just a few days ago, and Nigerian youths are displaying their displeasure with the film.
Though “Colours of Fire” seemingly received praise during its run in theaters, the Netflix launch of the film has proven that Nigerian youths are not as pleased with the film, and here’s why:What is social media saying about “Colours of Fire”?
After the film was put on Netflix this past weekend, social media became abuzz with complaints and gained traction over the weekend.
Many people noted that the amateur use of AI and virtual effects distracted viewers from enjoying the storyline of the film.
What we thinkThough many Nigerian youths are complaining about the film, others enjoyed watching it, which explains why it received so much appreciation at the AMVCA.