Landline

I have seen multiple time loop movies before both locally and internationally, once you are able to break the loop it is expected that everything will go back to reset, but just like the Hollywood movie 'Mickey 18' you get to a point where you aren't sure if the result of your acting differently will bring the desired outcome at the end of the loop

Limited actor movies like this requires suspense and storytelling prowess to keep viewers glued all through which I can say the writer and director did justice to. Could it be better? Definitely yes, even the Avengers wasn't perfect but did justice to storytelling.

I watched from the beginning to the end in a sitting and will definitely recommend for true movie lovers.

It's masterpiece of Nollywood Movie, weaving a complex narrative of time loops with stunning cinematography and sound design. The film's visuals are breathtaking, with clever camera angles and lighting that perfectly capture the tension and unease of the protagonist's situation.

The sound effects and score are equally impressive, heightening the emotional impact of each scene and drawing the viewer into the world of the film. Gabriel Afolayan, Zainab Balogun, and Bucci Franklyn delivers strong performances, bringing depth and nuance to the story.

Landline is a must-watch for fans of Time Loop/Time Travel and thriller enthusiasts alike. Its unique blend of suspense, mystery, and intrigue will keep you on the edge of your seat, and its technical excellence makes it a standout among Nollywood Movies.

Was really a great to watch movie... I'm more than excited to know that the future of filmmaking in Nigeria is in great hands of creatives that are willing to do the work... The cinematography top notch.... The casts super professional... The suspense was so good.... The stunts crazy work ( hope the doubles are okay.....) The storytelling awesome.... A pregnant woman fighting for her life....???

Scary but awesome all the way.....

Wish I could see more psychological movies like Landline more in Nigeria

I hope they get nominated for awards because the certainly did justice to this movie......

Landline is just absolutely brilliant, I love the cinematography and lighting so much! It was what first drew me in right before anything else. The acting and storytelling was just amazing, Jesus! A good film in my opinion is one that lingers with you and conjures all sort of emotions...anger, pain, frustration, tears. I had it all, I absolutely was mind blown and my only complaint was that I wish it were slightly longer. But I guess all good things have to come to an end unfortunately.

When I first saw the trailer, I can't even lie that I didn't have my skepticism about a Nollywood time loop film, but after the first act, I can say that the producers outdid themselves.

"Landline" by Dele Doherty is a gripping Nigerian film that masterfully weaves a unique narrative. The time loop concept, where the protagonist repeatedly tries to save his wife, is expertly executed, keeping viewers engaged and invested in the story.

The film's cinematography shines, with crisp visuals that elevate the storytelling. Doherty's direction showcases a fresh perspective, exploring themes of love, determination, and redemption. The protagonist's desperation and creativity in trying to save his wife are palpable, making his journey relatable and emotionally resonant.

What sets "Landline" apart is its innovative storytelling approach. The time loop device allows for a nuanced exploration of cause and effect, highlighting the complexity of decision-making and the consequences of our actions. The film raises thought-provoking questions about fate, free will, and the human condition.

The performances are also noteworthy, with the lead actor delivering a convincing portrayal of a man driven by love and desperation. The supporting cast adds depth to the story, making the characters feel authentic and believable.

With its original plot, strong technical aspects, and emotional resonance, "Landline" is a must-watch for those seeking innovative Nigerian cinema. Doherty's film is a testament to the country's rich storytelling heritage and its ability to produce compelling, thought-provoking cinema.

Overall, "Landline" is a standout film worth experiencing. Its unique narrative, coupled with strong performances and technical expertise, makes it a memorable viewing experience.