Died Wretched- Nigerian Movie starring Eucharia Anuobi, Tony Umez

[@valentineudeh9988]

I'm back on here again in 2024. You're a legend if you're here with me.

[@nneomamodesta9568]

Yes oooo

[@JahFixThings876]

Watching still.31st May 2024

[@ndubuisi4916]

I totally agree with all those that says Nollywood is dead. Back then when Nigeria movie industry was actually producing good films; but same cannot be said today.

[@dammieoke]

I tell you

[@keichin9009]

Agreed

[@KenUbeleveit1]

Just imagine we still had the Nollywood of the good old days with today's level of production/camera & sound quality.

[@im_dora5526]

I can't waste my time watching Nollywood of today. It's not possible!

[@TurboMan51]

Sho ya right..here it is April -23-2023 and nothing has changed for the better..If anything it has gotten worst.😠The reason I'm watching this blockbuster classic again the real NOLLYWOOD.🔥👍🏼💯💯😎

[@ijegbaivictory6004]

These are good movies back in the days. We lost our identity trying to be like others...

[@waleedwaleed4789]

Best comment

[@tumishomogano1574]

Wise wordz my brother

[@msnicolegant]

Yes Y"all did. Stop being copycats

[@TurboMan51]

You can say that again.💯

[@charlesemma2861]

I just can't stop crying 😭😭😭😭 I miss my childhood days, it's so sad the world has changed alot.

[@snowchiff]

Eucharia took the whole blame even though she was a good woman

[@cynthiahart7793]

I remember when i was a child, my siblings and i use to recite some of the scenes word to word. 😊

[@airmartdiplomatdanhenderso842]

Growing up This was the only movie my dad watched, after my mom died in 2000 he was left with 4boys to raise, he brings us together to watch this movie and learn from it...

[@faithojah3615]

Awww

[@bolajiabikoye2382]

One thing I have realised is good movies and music builds good characters in the society.

[@mailmiyes]

1:08:00, "but i told you, a thousand times i told you, to help your uncle fast". This line made this movie everything. and it was kind of all about Eucharia Anuobu.

[@faithojah3615]

This line was so deep

[@mosesayuk7651]

Old Nollywood movies were to educate and help us correct our wrongs, but the today's Nollywood is to entertain with nothing to learn from it. Old actors were impeccable. When you watch most of them, they leave you with tears and nostalgia..

[@clarionphilips2556]

Yes, nolly wood is dead completely, that is why I go to old movies to watch

[@claritageorge9084]

I thought I’m the only one who do this. I prefer Nigerian old movie more than now a day movie that they produce as films

[@nwannetheodorah909]

Me too... Thank God for KZbin

[@blessingkasara5142]

I don't watch nollywood of today, anytime I want to watch movie I go for old ones from 1990 to 2010

[@De_Si_Re]

Nollywood movies is not dead. Infact it's improved in terms of visual and casting. Yes we still go to old movies but the reason we fancy old movies is because it gives us old memories and even if the movie is not sweet, a part of your brain will assume it's sweet. That's why old music still hit till now regardless of how good new school artists are. Whatever that gives you memories of your olden days will always hit different. I hope you understand better.

[@lilmissyy]

"i told him to sleep and the hunger will go" lol that was sooo my siblings when we were growing up.

[@nwannetheodorah909]

I could relate with dat line😂😂

[@ayolovephat]

😄😄😀😀

[@elochukwunwankwo2077]

😂😂😂

[@michaelhd2019]

RIP Rachel Oniga you will be missed

[@louisamaayukayuk6609]

When you marry a crafty man all the blame goes to the wife.

[@charleschibuike6803]

Did it occur to u people dat old nollywood movies are still meaningful and educating more dan dis new ones

[@im_dora5526]

I agree with you

[@eyramlloyd7271]

So Authentic even the soundtrack from the beginning is far better than some musics of our time, I’m a Ghanaian who loves Nigerian movie and Nigerians in general, Nigeria movies have evolved, especially those on Netflix, I wish they produce our old movies again, with all the equipments they have now they can, rather trying to copy the western movies which is mostly fictions. 🇬🇭❤️🇳🇬✊🏻

[@honeyjohn6976]

What a useless man he even bought a car for his gf on her birthday but couldn't give ordinary 25k for house rent some people are very wicked in this world really.

[@harribeks]

If I had the approval and go ahead of the owners of rights to this movie, I’ll love to do a reproduction of this movie with modern day cinematography! Movie with lots of information and less side attractions! Pure literature

[@igbinosunnelson5449]

Write to Ken Nnebue

[@ibrahimsadetu1300]

If you did not cry when watching this movie in those days then you don't have blood running in your veins

[@emmaesengwa2072]

Old movies are the best💞💞💞

[@buchimadu6238]

Just finished watching living in bandage..I don't watch nigeria movies but doz movies of late 80s and early 90s are worth watching..

[@ndubuezeifunanya448]

Me too sir I just finished watching living in bondage before this

[@hossanamonday783]

True confession is also very interesting.

[@Ojieh-Jefferson-Ekiegini]

This is Nostalgic. I remember viewing this movie as a 7 year old boy. It's pathetic that this is still prevalent in our present society 😢😢😢

[@kingsleyakue177]

I love those old Nigeria movings pass the new ones

[@lyndawaymer4167]

They old movies are the real Nigerian movies. I still enjoy watching them till date. So interesting and still educative.

[@wisdombobby1778]

Yes ooo me tooo

[@laughoncomedy2923]

Me too

[@claritageorge9084]

Me too

[@CrescenceBamal-zl3mj]

Me too

[@yembeleopoldtanyu9899]

This is what Nigeria movie used to be. We watch Nigerian movie repeated until it was part of our daily meals

[@braxtoncomms8125]

Bro…. I can’t watch a movie multiple times now, back then we watched movies multiple times, I miss it when we were original, when we didn’t have to be like others.

[@VivianUjunwa-ke6jo]

Am back again 2024

[@ogechukwud.a1634]

I saw this movie around the time we had just lost my dad(2001) I cried till my throat was sore. My emotions were all over the place.😭😭

[@olatejuakinola7847]

We played for my husband and started crying. Everyone that watched it in our house cried.

[@lovedenstv2182]

I have been crying right now viewing this awesome movie after longtime ago, and I can't believe myself am here crying like a baby in 2024 since this was released in 1998. Emotions and my pain of being in a country where to survive is nothing to write home about. Chai! This is how good wives are being painted black for what they know nothing about.

[@Hyawill434]

Very nice movie. Why do we wait until a loved one dies to give them them all the things they can no longer appreciate or need? Take care of them while they are still here and need help.

[@chrisgen1510]

If you are here 2020 let see

[@Blhakstone_official]

Lady eucharia she's a legend. Excellent delivery.

[@MayorAkweNyenke]

Hello. Thank you for vintage movies such as these. They always awaken childhood memories. Please, can I ask for more? SINS OF THE FATHER (Pete Edochie, Kenneth Okonkwo, Liz Benson), BOOMEREANG (Peter Bunor snr and jnr, Pat Attah, Susan Patrick), NIGHTFALL (Charles Okafor, Susan Patrick, Peter Bunor snr), BENITA (Pete Edochie, Saint Obi), HEARTLESS (Eucharia Anunobi, Saint Obi, Amaechi Munagor), FRUSTRATION (Pete Edochie, Liz Benson,) BANANA. I'll be so grateful!

[@manziemily1302]

Lady Bianca

[@TurboMan51]

Wow! all must watch classics.

[@faithojah3615]

Chaiiii sins of the father and boomerang

[@im_dora5526]

I can't waste my time watching Nollywood of today! The old movies are still the best.

[@claritageorge9084]

Me too

[@opeyemiadeoye1267]

Sup

[@louisamaayukayuk6609]

I can watch this film every day it thought me a bitter lesson in this life,. With all the fake promises of uncles and aunts hahahahah I remember those days my uncles will tell as soon as you finish your school your coming to America. Immediatly the results are out his number will never go through again aways busy. Hahahahah man Don suffer. I thank God for it makes me never to rely on man but God.

[@adjeiboateng6720]

This comment hit me so bad!

[@bolajiabikoye2382]

​@@adjeiboateng6720 Did you make promises you didn't fulfil????

[@tersoojames2013]

the old are simply the best, ride on

[@alexasiawen2766]

Wow lot of memories when nollyhood was at the peak. Always a wonderful feeling to see the popular faces in their much younger days. Great lesson learned from this movie. Let's be good and helpful to one another always

[@brimabangura6621]

I watch this movie 1996 and having looking for it since then , its its great thanks

[@adjeiboateng6720]

Was released in 1997

[@abrahamjoan6517]

To those saying nollywood is dead, that’s not entirely true. There are still some present nollywood movies that makes sense and has morals... for example look at ‘breath of life’, ‘momiwa’, ‘sista’, and many more like them. Please give them their roses and stop condemning nollywood as a whole just because of some bad movies.

[@monicaezinneuche]

Nollywood is dead whether you believe it or not. Old movies are the best even the producers

[@ekeneeze5274]

Now I know why Tony Umez, Eucharia Anunobi and the late Racheal Oniga were household names. What a performance! The directing was topnotch. And then the soundtrack? My goodness! I've never cried so hard because of a movie.😭😭😭

[@ciwaapril]

All the actors did an excellent job 💯 especially eucharia 🤗🤗

[@TojuOkaja]

I can never forget this movie

[@moforndong3629]

Eucharia and tony surely will man a wonderful couple

[@SMCFOOTBALL]

These movies taught us a lot about life at a tender age

[@smile6ter819]

OLD NOLLYWOOD MOVIES ARE FANTASTIC WITH GOOD MORAL Lesson.. Please do upload more

[@treeopng7]

wow i love this movie can watch it over and over again thumps up guys

[@neonflux2221]

Fantastic upload, I have no idea why I am just seeing it now. Thank you so much. Eucharia was absolutely beautiful - WOW

[@chiomaamaka3936]

And she still is

[@emmycool2647]

Richael Oniga, may your soul rest in peace

[@Dr24111]

Accusing an innocent Sarah also caused his unfortunate demise. The tongue is powerful. The man was indirectly condemning himself.

[@Uchepraiz]

True.... Lessons learnt

[@uchennaigwilo2668]

Full of emotions and lessons... great movie

[@Uzezzi_]

Well, Eucharia was a delectable A-lister in her day, damn!

[@jeffreyjeffrey195]

Tony's behaviour keeps reminding me of my elder bro no difference he can never help you instead of opening up to you he will keep promising n turning u down until u give up urself🤣🤣🤣

[@Uzezzi_]

@@jeffreyjeffrey195 😂😂😂

[@deogoluis9707]

Just watching for the first time because is part of my course outline in school 😢this is pure literature

[@abrahamjoan6517]

Same here 😩 What course? Mine is popular culture

[@awohnelly2336]

One of the nicest movie ever....the song is so touching.

[@djflexxy]

It’s a lesson to everybody . Do something to your loved ones that helped you in hard time . Dead body don’t talk .

[@alvinmilli4896]

Nostalgic. See me tearing watching this again . My late mom best movie . I was 8years old 1998 when this movie came out now I’m 34 , Good old days . The soundtrack is everything 😢😢

[@MrFreshtv1_Od]

lovely, Then when nollywood was making sence! Kudos to Eucharia Anuobi.

[@adventureofchris]

my favourite movie. the first nollywood movie i watched and cried. still my best

[@tracyemma1265]

I came here from instagram 😢😢 good old days

[@braxtoncomms8125]

That makes the two of us

[@emiratekidslearning5428]

I shed tears when I was watching this movie. so emotional.

[@ciwaapril]

I remember every bit of this movie I feel so old 😩😂😂😂😂

[@Kingdompmo]

😂😂😂 same here

[@bolajiabikoye2382]

We're getting old day by day

[@clarionphilips2556]

Everybody just watch only old movies, they are the best, the uncle of tony omez is cursed to suffer, I hate such relatives who don't help in times of trouble, but in funeral they are so generous

[@agborbelindankongho-nyo123]

Chris should stop all the unnecessary expenditures on his Uncle's burial All what he owes his uncle now is to raise up the kids and to take care of his uncle's wife that's all👌

[@obinnaifitezue7290]

I feel dis movie should have a remake

[@kimonefacey9784]

What a wicked nephew! Common 25,000 Naira he couldn’t give to his uncle after all he suffered for him!!! Smh

[@davismungai2311]

What happened to the golden age of Nollywood? Concerned fan from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@nwezetx1]

It makes me smile, to see fellow Africans sharing in these films! J. Nwosu

[@CynthiaToffa]

Now is about love and marriage. One way movies. Bring back the old stuff. I love the old movies

[@jenniferogeyi1062]

Its just same as. Rebuilding and repairing houses when a loved one is dead, why not do it when the are alive and healthy??? Even in our present day. Noting from this movie has changed. It's still happening and will continue so.. May our Creator help us all...

[@pauljonas4539]

Omg Eucharia looks so young ❤

[@patrickpatrick8390]

Good film, with good position of how things are done now in the society.

[@MarysCorner3022]

Quality film we watched this when my mum was still alive....its been 19years since she's gone

[@20ilunga]

Eucharia anunobi so young and beautiful

[@omokhualegodfrey297]

Lucas too contributed to his death. Swearing 4 innocent wife who did good fr him. Patience is a virtue.

[@kingkum87]

The era of good movies, when Nollywood was Nigerian films

[@eagletrickz1903]

I so much love this movie,,I watched this movie in the year 2001 till date I can't forget the soundtrack

[@opinionatedgen5893]

Smh, culture loves to put the blame on the wife for everything 🙄

[@butterfly1564]

Sad. And she was trying to talk sense into his head. Just see how they keep blaming her.

[@ericngwese5173]

A very nice movie.I remember wen I first watched this movie in 1998 I almost cried.The movie just highlights the wickedness in this world.

[@ndubuezeifunanya448]

Me watching now ..I can't believe how wicked people can be😭😭😭

[@aishaaisha9326]

1998 u mean I was only for years old then now 27 this was was there before I was born cause I haven't seen this train they board in my days

[@agbomchukwudi9471]

1998 cha? Hmm

[@nwezetx1]

Yes o, it was made in 1997 and released in 1998.

[@katemurey169]

,wicked people do cry😭 a lot in funerals n make a lot of promises that thy will help the deceased family after their loss and when the deceased needed help when he/she was alive all thy gave was excuses n nothing to offer!!...all in all to God be the glory

[@dannyfrosh4565]

I don't know that I can find this film on KZbin, an evergreen movie, can be watched by all ages

[@ebelechukwuobiora7152]

Who is watching in 2018?

[@pjg9256]

Please put the automatic generated captions on the settings. Thank you

[@mountainracheal1889]

Just watching this for the first time after my husband told me last night 😢I love nollywood old movies 🥰🥰❤️

[@Uchepraiz]

If while watching this movie you cried gather here...😢😢😢😢

[@meetmartha]

Please can you find the movie in which Pete Edochie was a pastor and Segun Arinze, a robber. Sound track titled the good shepherd. I really need to watch the movie

[@NnenneNdibe-ri4gc]

Amazing movie, i love old movies Alot, very interesting and educative, i learnt alot from this movie

[@omokhualegodfrey297]

Nollywood realy need to look back. I could watching then Wit passionate, getting d messages. Thanks for fielm lik this. Pls I need more of old films with meaningful idea.

[@izunnaemmanuel4266]

One of my best movies, I can never forget this movie

[@olaitankeji]

pls kindly upload mortal inheritance, faces starring kate henshaw and Victoria inyama e.t.c and when the sun set. thank you

[@ndubuisidarlinton2044]

nice

[@promiseuche2898]

I really wanna to watch this movies when the sun set. Good movie

[@JohnOrji-tw6vx]

Old Nigeria movies is the only reason I watch nollywood movies

[@swordlessking9059]

This is a lesson, don't depends on any

[@GraceeGlam.....]

Thank you for bringing back old memories

[@ChileBrown-f2i]

Nice movie even after many years,i still cried while watching it again

[@llions5633]

Very nice ! When Nollywood was still Nollywood ! All the familiar faces in their youths! Lovely !

[@anjayrhiann1186]

The wife was fighting for them but they thought it was Sarah that didn't allow his husband help them.....person wey dey prison no dey know who dey he side

[@ibrahimbature6722]

That’s life dear. When one’s brother is not supportive, they blame his wife of witchcraft.... Never judge!!!

[@victoriaekah7519]

Wen I first saw this movie I was still little, I did not understand anything, but here I am crying like a baby, Bcos this is wat is currently happening in my family....so sad....

[@KanDoIt]

Just because a family member is affluent doesn't mean they'll assist other family members. Great story! But why couldn't he assist his uncle when he clearly could, I wonder. I echo the sentiments of all those that said that Nigerian movies have lost their identity.

[@stephenjoseph9531]

The older the better,i dnt know wat nosence they act this days wit no moral lesson.wit dis we should learn how to help in gud not wen it is late.

[@samkay19]

Act your own move I really want to comment on you

[@jacksuswam1199]

The best movie I have watched,it is right in my memory

[@williamspatrick908]

Kindly upload Onome 1998 or 1997.. Please please..

[@faithekpoboriyoma7088]

My dear....I have searched for that movie everywhere....Onome

[@999oj]

I want that movie so bad . I can’t find it anywhere.

[@nwannetheodorah909]

Uche Osotule and Olu Jacobs... So classic! The problem is dat a lot of them change d names of d movies, so it's a bit difficult to find some movies

[@nisaosifo3686]

One of the best of nolly wood movies

[@kingkelvin2815]

I can never forget this sound track

[@cezabernard1755]

2019 Jan 31st I'm Watching with goose bumps and childhood memories The classics never die

[@abrahamjoan6517]

I was expecting the uncle to jump out of the casket and say it’s a prank😪

[@IsimemenDavidose]

This film was one of best film back then