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When I read the script for the first time, I was on a flight. The moment I got to this part, I was sobbing like a baby, the person who sat beside me didn’t understand what was going on. I have a lot to say about this movie but...

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DAMILARE ASIRI3 年前

I cried while watching yesterday. When purpose calls, the fire will not let you rest. Your performance was a class act 💯💯

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Pastor to the Bad Boys3 年前

Thank you boss, God bless you abundantly!!

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Alli Joshua3 年前

I watched this movie, It was Mind-blowing at the same time it made me reflect... We all need to "Embrace the Fire within us and let it fuel our every step forward" With an unwavering and Unshakable Faith, you can achieve Greatness beyond your wildest belief.

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Ruth Olayemi ADENIYI3 年前

I have goosebumps watching this!!! The hair on my skin is ‘dide-ing’ along with the song! HALLELUJAH!!!

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Chioma Emmanuel3 年前

@jay_mikee songs are spiritual,like I'm speechless right now,I did not have a cause to cry throughout out the film till I got to the end,how do I get the background music.

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MOYOSOREOLUWA3 年前

Enoch, hmmmmmm, I couldn't help but cry myself out to take everything that is holding me from letting God in my life. GOD wants to announce us but what are we holding on to, what is distracting the place of God in our lives. LUKE 9:23-24, he who must follows Jesus must leave all.

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Omotayo Olajide3 年前

Immediately.. I finished watching this movie this early morning.. Then I received a message in my spirit straight away "Finding God's specific path for my life".. PS: I cried at the ending path too. Thank you sir for playing the role so well.

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Ojochegbe3 年前

I have watched eiii and this particular scene was it for me ... the transition, the background music "Dide" and the audacity in Papa Akindayomi's voice. He literally said "I see people like oceans" GOD!!!!!!!!!

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Impreme Studiosᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠ3 年前

My wife has never seen me cry before (me that's a LION), she said she was scared at some point with the way I was doing. Anyway the LION KING is back, but something opened up yesterday with ENOCH

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ꜱᴏɴ ᴏꜰ ᴄᴏɴꜱᴏʟᴀᴛɪᴏɴ 🌿3 年前

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