Femi Adebayo’s film ‘Jagun Jagun’ has once again elevated the Yoruba Nollywood standard, as it becomes available exclusively on Netflix today.
The movie team at Kemi Filani has now experienced the 2-hour, 15-minute long drama, and it’s safe to assert that Femi Adebayo has genuinely outdone his previous film, “Agekinsole,” in every aspect with this one.
This visually striking and action-packed film will captivate you from start to finish.
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From the very opening scene, “Jagun Jagun” grabs your attention and sends shivers down your spine. The combat sequences, daring stunts, intense emotions, slow-motion effects, understated love stories, and raw intensity all felt remarkably authentic, keeping us engrossed throughout. It’s as if you’re watching “The Woman King” and “Agekinsole” combined into one compelling experience.
The cast of this star-studded movie includes Femi Adebayo, Lateef Adedimeji, Fathia Balogun, Bukunmi Oluwashina, Adebayo Salami, Yinka Quadri, Bimbo Ademoye, Peju Ogunmola, Kunle Afod, Aisha Lawal, and many more talented actors.
Remarkably, even with the large ensemble and impressive cast, each member had their chance to excel, portraying their roles impeccably. The soundtrack and background music added to the experience, and the unexpected ‘Agemo’ twist at the end was a delightful surprise that left us astonished!
The end of the movie
The film’s powerful message towards the end resonates strongly with Nigerian viewers, particularly the youth, urging them to resist being pawns in the hands of power-hungry politicians, who protect their own children while exploiting others for their agendas.
Hats off to Hakeem Effect for the exceptional work on props, settings, and costumes in the movie. The attention to detail truly shines through, making the costumes and props truly outstanding.
Certainly, while “Jagun Jagun” showcases excellence, it’s not exempt from flaws. The storyline centers around a bloodthirsty warlord who perceives a threat from a young warrior driven by aspirations for power and the affection of a formidable woman.
At the beginning, the movie primarily focused on warfare, battles, and various kingdoms, causing the plot to feel scattered. It wasn’t until halfway through that it began to align with the presumed storyline. Additionally, keeping track of the multiple introduced kingdoms and their significance to the plot posed a challenge.
In conclusion, Femi Adebayo’s consistent delivery of quality amidst the tumultuous Nollywood film landscape is commendable. It stands out in an era where box office success often relies on content-lacking hype rather than exceptional production. From our perspective at Kemi Filani, we rate it 8.5/10.
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