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Nollywood actor and filmmaker Femi Adebayo’s Seven Doors is making headlines in Nigeria and globally. Social media critic Daniel Regha has reviewed the film.

In Nigeria and worldwide, Femi Adebayo’s new movie Seven Doors is generating a lot of attention.

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Daniel Regha, a social media reviewer, wrote a review of the movie. Even though he usually assigns poor ratings, he gave it an unexpected 5.5 out of 10, which is above average.

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While he praised the plot and the photography, he took issue with some of the costumes.

Known for giving low scores, he rated it a surprising 5.5 out of 10, indicating it’s above average.

He appreciated the storyline and cinematography but criticized some costume choices.

He noted that certain characters were seen wearing modern accessories that didn’t match the 18th or 19th-century setting of the film.

“Example is the Queen’s nightwear during the day her son was spiritually attacked,” he said.

Daniel mentioned that the first episode lacked a strong connection in the storyline, making it seem like two separate films.

He felt the second episode needed more tension, as it didn’t create any suspense.

He also criticized the long conversations and the English subtitles, calling them disappointing.

However, he praised Aliu Gafar for his excellent performance as Esusu.

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See some comments below:

@Favour Amaka: “As a Student, if this kind of Lecturer makes your script, Otilor. It’s either F or F.”

@Uk Boi comedies: “Write your own script, direct it by yourself and act in a perfect way Haba na!”

@Obuji Loveth Nnenna “Baba don drop strict review When others wey don watch am dey give am 10/10 Omo you no get joy oh.”

@Femi Johnson: “Before you criticize anyone go and direct your own movie and let us see. It’s easier said than done. Enu ose. Talk is cheap.”

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