Dolú Adéwuyì

Christian. Screenwriter. Nolly Enthusiast. LFC.🕵️‍♂️

[Dolú Adéwuyì @mdstoryteller]

Beht why? 😭😭

[Molara Wood @molarawood]

I recommend you familiarise yourself with the workings of a David Lynch film.

[Dolú Adéwuyì @mdstoryteller]

I think the origin of the joke stems from his “You can't see me” gimmick, which he admitted stemmed from a dare with his brother - to do a botched move from 50 Centʼs “In The Club” music video.

[The Creative ® @thecreativexx]

Let me even confess; I don't know the origin of the joke till date but it is still a valid joke for years 😀

[Dolú Adéwuyì @mdstoryteller]

@Allison_Nuel @imoheboh Ibadan, please

[Dolú Adéwuyì @mdstoryteller]

Many Nigerians are horrible, as is seen in the quoted posts of this tweet.

How the hell can people take great joy in misconstruing a 15-year-old tweet just to justify foolishness?

How?!

[Toke Makinwa @tokstarr]

No offense but when are the Igbo peeps going to the village Abeg

[Elizabeth Gaskell stan account @Ms_Ojo]

We can’t keep depending on cults of personality forever.

That organic audience engagement was a huge part of the pre-COVID Nigerian cinema landscape.

[Angel Eduardo @StrangelEdweird]

If you think Christopher Nolan—arguably the most famous and powerful director in Hollywood today—is "woke" or, more hilariously, that he's making artistic and casting choices for his films just to qualify for awards (which he's already won before), I have a bridge to sell you.

[Jerry Chiemeke @J_Chiemeke]

Nope!!

[Dolú Adéwuyì @mdstoryteller]

...you can never engage a random Nigerian in a healthy discussion over almost any topic.

[Dolú Adéwuyì @mdstoryteller]

I saw this on my TL, and it was a snippet of an interview this actress did on a pod. Then I went to the comment section of this post, and at the risk of being called names, I am motivated to say that some Nigerians are horrible. The comments I read there makes me believe that...

[ALLISON✨🌍 @Allison_Nuel]

THE BOY WHO GAVE Official Trailer

✨Written, Produced & Directed by Me😊

OUT IN ALL CINEMAS NATIONWIDE from May 15th🔥

#TheBoyWhoGave
#TheBoyWhoGaveMovie
#May15

[Dolú Adéwuyì @mdstoryteller]

😂😂😂😂

[Jerry Chiemeke @J_Chiemeke]

One moment, you are a juror in Europe's biggest documentary film festival, presenting one of the biggest awards of the night.

The next moment, you are watching yet another age-gap romance trope on NollyTube involving a male hairstylist and a CEO scared of commitment.

#Range

[P money @visualsbyuche]

After a year in post-production, I’m happy to announce that I’ve officially signed off on all episodes of Coupled Together 🤭 a 10-episode TV series created, produced, and directed by me. God is the greatest!

[Jesi @jesidamina]

The sooner Nigerians recognize that we’re not the target audience of the Children of Blood & Bone movie, the sooner we can have peace and just take it for what it is: a Hollywood film.

[Dolú Adéwuyì @mdstoryteller]

It is so not based on Nigerians nor Yorubas, abeg. The woman wrote a book on Black American issues and used a poorly-researched knowledge of a Latino-Variant of the culture to set-up her fantasy world.

[Film&TV Rants @FilmTVRants]

So the book should not have been based on Nigerians/Yoruba people….tf?

[Dolú Adéwuyì @mdstoryteller]

At the book, or the movie adaptation?

[Zamora🩷 @lovezamora_]

Please Nigerians have the right to be upset

[Dolú Adéwuyì @mdstoryteller]

You get! Like-!

[Riri_Writes @riiri_writes]

Accepted this since 2018 when I read the author's note in CBB. It's definitely not a Nigerian story.

[Mr Royale @BayoRoyale]

Personally, I think the intent of critiquing art should be for the sake of art, for the betterment of art. If it’s for art sake, you won’t seek to tear down the artists - lay insults, curses on them; It’s unintelligent. Analyze the art and keep it moving.

[Anjola baby 🥰 @TheAnjolajesu]

There have actually been quite a few attempts…

But the only truly meaningful ones are “Dazzling Mirage” and “Mortal Inheritance.”

Everything else just feels like poorly done parody.

[Jerry Chiemeke @J_Chiemeke]

A cultural critic (worth their salt) need not (repeatedly) proclaim or declare their "critiquetude."

The fruit shows in the (depth of the) work. As always.

[Dolú Adéwuyì @mdstoryteller]

From Dusk Till Dawn is a Robert Rodriguez movie, not a Quentin Tarantino movie.

[Tyrone Green @BigLordJ88]

@OsheaJacksonJr He needs to explain From Dusk Till Dawn then