Phone Swap

Such a beautiful movie. Stunning scenes of Africa. A beautiful depiction of an accidental love story with believable characters looking for more in life i.e. Love, family and fulfillment of dreams. Makes you feel good all round.

I have seen this movie 5 times already. i really like the movie.

Probably the first and only local movie I have watched end to end and more than once. Saw it first when it came out in 2012 and 3 years down the line, I seem to love it all the more. Found some faulty scenes though for instance, I thought the fact that Akin didn't realize he had someone else' phone (especially as he read a text message on it) was a bit out of place. I thought the phones were similar but not exactly the same - bold 9000 vs bold 9900). I also thought the end where Akin kept the luggage in the trunk himself while the driver stayed put in the car (that's not so usual) was also faulty.

But outside those few quirks here and there, it was an all round entertainer. Good job.

A beautiful and clean film that pressed all the right buttons. If they could come up with a sequel, it'd be such a delight because this movie was delivered on a platter of gold!

DELICIOUS

-The different people in Mary's and Akin's lives were so humorous. Phone Swap was so filled with exhilarating twists that there were no dull moments

-We learned about the values of the Igbo and Yoruba cultures as Mary and Akin originated from different ethnicities, and received great lessons on nurturing family and business relationships

-What can you say when you have Nse Ikpe-Etim and Ada Ameh in a movie? Such natural talents who light up every scene😍

Ada Ameh could literally make you pee in your pants from laughter! The rest of the cast was remarkably good

-Color grading, cinematography, and editing were on point!

-Kudos to the location manager and his crew for scouting places that complemented the storytelling

-A well-composed score that worked in unison with the film 😃

BLAND

Nothing bland found!

I thought it would be quite boring, however it was more engaging than I supposed, good characters, good acting, marathoning Nigerian movies and in love with them... , by the elite population, sad observation, apart from the patriarchal machismo, the scene of the wife humiliating herself to apologize, on her knees, was outrageous, although it has a comical character, veiled submission, or explicit...