What makes African movies and especially Yoruba Movies as well as Nollywood movies so popular is the story. Nigerian Yoruba Movies are very popular outside of Africa in countries in Western Europe as well as the US and the Caribbean. African movies are now making headlines and moves beyond its origin continent and are growing in popularity daily.
Nollywood is currently just behind Hollywood and Bollywood as the biggest movie distributors in the world. African movies are gaining attention worldwide with films from Western African countries such as Ghana and Nigeria being sold alongside Hollywood's finest productions. Anyone who does not appreciate these movies if missing out on great African movie culture.
In African it is in the daytime that Yoruba Movies are at their most popular as they are preferred by a more female audience. They are now earning International attention despite the majority of these movies taking and comedic theme and their somewhat low production in comparison with movies you may find in Hollywood. Most of Africa's movies are formed in Nigeria and Yoruba Movies are amongst the most popular. Not only did they spread beyond Western African the Africa as a whole but they have spread worldwide. Nigeria, Togo and Ghana lead the charge in the popularity of African movies. In one of only a handful of cinemas in Nigeria, a cinema in Lagos screen Yoruba Movies alongside Hollywood blockbusters.
Most Yoruba movies are enjoyed and consumed in the home with family and friends. If you have not experienced or seen movies from Africa whether they are Nigerian, Yoruba Movies or a Ghanaian film you can view the films at your pleasure at http://www.yorubamovies.net
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Sam Jones - top writer and reviewer of African and Yoruba Movies. Follow me to keep up to date with the latest news coming out of Nollywood. Visit http://www.yorubamovies.net for more!
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