Life lessons from "Blood Sisters".

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2 years ago

The Nigerian movie industry has been giving some fantastic movies in recent years, I am not a fan of the industry but I am always eager to see movies that are been hyped. Some have failed to reach the expectation while some did satisfy the viewers.

Curiosity made me watch "BLOOD SISTERS", I was impressed. They gave an international standard but they could have done better in the end, they didn't pass the message properly for an ordinary person to assimilate.

The movie is about two friends standing by each other all through life, one of the friends accidentally killed her friend's groom on the wedding day while trying to defend her friend while the husband-to-be was beating her up. The wedding didn't happen and they had to smuggle out the body to bury him because the guy was from an influential home and it would be difficult to charge a deceased person for abuse.

They ran and ran for their lives, they were hunted by different forces. Along the line, the groom's best man discovered that the guy was an abuser. He abused every woman he had an affair with and even made documented it in his art gallery.

Were they caught? I will let you see the rest of the movie yourself but I learned some lessons from the movies that I felt are worth sharing with everyone.

No reason justifies staying in an abusive relationship:

The bride-to-be could have left the relationship the moment he first abused her but she chose to stay hoping that he will change which didn't happen, she could have lost her life along the way.

Her friend wasn't in support but she couldn't make the decisions for her, that same friend ended up shooting the groom while helping her friend. I have said that staying in an abusive relationship will only end in trouble, it is either you endure the pain or fight back and become the culprit.

As parents, it is wrong to encourage your children to stay in a violent relationship because of the things you are benefiting from the spouse.

The lady told her mother on the wedding day that the husband beats her often but she said isn't it just a slap, it is normal. They didn't want to lose the benefit of her daughter tying the knot with someone from a wealthy home, she would have called off the wedding if she had the interest of her daughter in her heart.

There were several opportunities to quit the relationship, she wouldn't have had anything to do with murder if she had used the exits. She got lucky because escaping things like this is hard in reality, she might have been killed even before they knew that she was trying to defend herself.

Favoritism among children shouldn't be practiced.

I talked about this some time ago, favoritism among children is the easiest way to destroy a home. For no reason should either of the parents show extra love that can attract hate or jealousy for a particular child in the family?

The mother had the three kids and she placed one above all, it led to hate and they were after their lives. The three children were enemies and had reasons to hate each other, we have seen cases like this in reality and I hold parents responsible for this.

Greed for power kills.

The greed for power can consume an individual, people who are obsessed with power usually misuse it at the end of everything. They go as far as even killing people just for the sake of accumulating power which ends up destroying them, we can what's happening in Nigeria due to the coming election.

The greed for power usually doesn't end well because the people craving it don't have what it takes to contain it and it eventually destroys them but before they are destroyed, they must have caused lots of damage.

The messages passed in the movie are valuable and can be related to the things happening in the society today most especially the growing cases of abuse in relationships, I hope lots of people saw those lessons and not just the clothes, kisses, nude and the action in the movie.


All images are screenshots from the movie.

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Wow 😲 fantastic lovely story, kudos to you

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2 years ago

Thank you for the analysis of a movie, I have not really watched the it but I've heard so much about the movie and from your analysis I have come to understand what it is all about and talking about abuse, I think is a little bit if not an issue in Nigeria after the recent issue of Osinachi in Nigeria. A gospel singer and the husband, it really dented a bad image about Nigerian men. secondly, speaking about Nigeria election, things are getting worst day by day, the change Nigerians voted for is not coming forth. Bribery has become the other of the day.

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2 years ago

Osinachi case really exposed lots of things, staying in an abusive relationship is a terrible thing that mostly ends in regret.

Despite everything, some humans still wouldn't listen.

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2 years ago

Oh my goodness! That's the movie I watched last night, though I'm not the type that watch movie, bit I was eager to watch it because of the way people are hyping it... The movie is a top notch, like it was of high standard, there are so many lesson to learn from it, but they couldn't have end the movie that way they did.... Though it's an interesting movie , I give kudos to the producer of that movie..

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2 years ago

A lot of good work was put into the production, great movie with lots of lessons indeed.

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2 years ago

Like it was a top notch, any sensible person will understand the message they are trying to pass across.

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2 years ago

Wow!! Alot has actually been said and learnt from the movie, just like you; I don't like how it ended in any way.

Also in addition to this is how money is capable of influencing the police; whose duty should be to fight for the rights of the citizens. It was only a police officer that believed the girls did it out of self-defense. The rest were being paid to put those girls in the cell. You've really highlighted valuable lessons from the movie...

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2 years ago

The only officer that did his job properly has worked abroad, you know how messed up our security system is. The poor is guilty even though when clean and the rich are allowed to roam around when guilty.

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2 years ago

I don't usually watch Nigerian movies because I watched a lot of them while growing up and I no longer see anything new, but this blood sisters is totally different! It's totally on another level. Kola's mother is truly the one that destroyed that family, why will a mother treat her children that way? When I first saw the way she treated her other kids, I suspected that they might have different fathers and it turned out to be true

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2 years ago

She crested the lapses in the family, she completely messed things up just because of her one-sided love groom. I hope parents and upcoming parent learn from it.

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2 years ago

Just by reading how your rely the message of the movie makes me wanna watch it.

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2 years ago

It is on Netflix, you can check it out. You won't regret seeing it.

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2 years ago

You left it halfway through the most exciting part of the movie, my friend. Where will I find it and watch it? Absolutely I agree. Parents should see their children as equals. greed leads to disaster

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2 years ago

It is available on Netflix, you got the point correctly

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2 years ago

Thank you.

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2 years ago

Usually I don't watch movies, but the story of blood sisters seems interesting where friend kills her friend's groom, while defending her.

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2 years ago

A lot happened after and you can only feel the action if you watch the movie, top class production.

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2 years ago

I saw Blood Sisters trailer last month.. It was actually interesting, but I haven't watched it yet on Netflix.

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2 years ago

You should see it if you have the chance to do so, it is quite interesting and educational.

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2 years ago

You're right. I've seen a lot of young ladies that lost their lives to abusive relationships. I've always told people that it's not by force to be in a relationship but whenever I talk, it feels like I don't want them to be in a relationship but you have to be happy. What's the essence of claiming that you're in a relationship when you're not happy in the relationship?

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2 years ago

Great point, relationships should be about happiness and love. Staying in a relationship because of fame, luxury or other materials things while enduring abuse will only lead to tears.

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