Seven and a Half  Dates  Becomes Number One

Seven and a Half Dates, the movie released on Friday, August 3 in all cinemas nationwide and has since become the current number one Nollywood movie, only second to Hollywood’s Mission Impossible. It has experienced multiple sold out shows in many cinemas across the country.

Opening to critical acclaims and applause from fans and pundits alike. It has been described in some quarters as the movie that is making Nollywood look good. The movie appears to be clearing doubts as to the ability of Nollywood to make quality, highly entertaining and engaging movies.

Report from the halls has it that audience at multiple locations give a rousing applause often at the end of the movie. In one of the reviews, it was described as the only movie that has matched the credibility of The Wedding Party. 

Mercy Johnson, Toyin Abraham, Jim Iyke, Sola Sobowale, Ken Erics, Frank Donga, Bayray Mcnwizu, MC Lively, Roxy Antak, Ali Nuhu and Faithia Williams are the stars whose light shine bright in the movie.

The movie, Seven and a Half Dates was number one in many of the cinemas over the weekend but overall number two to Mission Impossible. A testament to the quality of work this is.

Reacting to the first week success, media entrepreneur and executive producer of the movie, Samuel Olatunji was full of gratitude but was quick to point out that it’s only one week yet.

“We are looking at the numbers in comparison with any other movie, we are currently number one but this is just the beginning. We have many weeks to go and our goal is to get as many people as possible to see the movie while having as many sold out shows as possible. It would be great to topple the Hollywood movie we are second to as well. We know that we have a great product. We just want to share this product with as many people as possible to establish what Nollywood is capable of,” he said.

The movie is still showing in all cinemas nationwide.