Nigerian movies have been exceptional this year. Nollywood is seeing more movies with good runs in the theatres, with comedy making the most excellent contributions.

A new standard with a whole exciting architecture of possibilities is emerging across all genres of Nollywood movies as more streaming services invest.

Nollywood reeks of life at this moment.

The comedy genre, which particularly builds on trends, is especially intricate to Nollywood’s current success at the box office.

But there are Nollywood movies in other genres that should go on every next movie list.

The Kujus Again

This is a drama about a titular family of characters, The Kujus. The previous part of the movie had set up the family as fun and merry.

This time they are feeling festive consequent to an upcoming traditional marriage ceremony between Mauyon and Lily and are gathering at a resort.

When the couple unearthed the gleaming news, the family members were drawn into a state of awe, with surprises drooling off their faces.

What follows is a series of shocking questions.

Next on this narrative is The Kujus Again. There isn’t going to be a lot of fun as the unknowns crawl up to them turning moments into horror. There are going to be missing people and money.

Domitilla

The remake of one of Nigeria’s 1996 hit movies, Domittila shows scenes with irreverent tones. All the cast members are smooth with their characters, hitting every cord right to create perfectly crafted scenes.

The lead and its titular character – Domitilla – carry a sincere personality.

She’s been a laidback girl for most of her life with a naivety percentage of 100. She has no idea what is about to get into.

Domitilla appears to be conflicted about life and promises to join the night squad just to make some money.

She and the other girls got into trouble. What is coming is going to challenge her will to survive.

The Bloom Boys

Part of The Bloom Boys’ biggest charisma is its precision of the noble society.

To be realistic, a variety of men will have an interest and want to engage in serious relationships to marry a girl like Kemi.

But, in this case, it is hard because her influential mother is desperate for the perfect man, a billionaire’s son.

She has sky-high demands in place to ensure a facade of the order of her daughter’s suitor. The mother is not expecting the chaos that follows.

There is going to be a rivalry. But who Kemi marries will depend on if the villain doesn’t end it all for everyone.

The Two Aishas

For all its intricate spectacular political settings, however, The Two Aishas is a friendship drama at all levels. It sincerely discourages unhealthy societal indoctrination through two decent women.

For all the qualities and confidence that both women carry, they still struggle with doubt about losing their friendship.

Each is hoping for reconciliation after rough political fights to ensure their husband’s make-up.

Throughout the film, they are both willing to make sacrifices to get to a better place.