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Thank you. I agree. The scripts are written by others to make us look bad. We must define ourselves and we must write our own scripts
Mmaah, you forgot to mention TIME WITH NAFTI and of course, OSOFO DADZIE.
The problem is with our mentality. A person is successful because he or she went for money making juju. Somebody dies because a family member has used juju on him. Someone is not successful because somebody in the family is a ...
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anansekrom definately needs to get professional with their script writing and overall movie making. even humans grow, you know. if you need assistance perfecting your scripts and overall movies. get at me...
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I thought I was the one only splitting hairs when those tawdry films come on the screen. Like you, Ayando Mmaah, I am fed up to the back teeth why those script writers feel the need to copy feed us with balderdash story lines ...
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WAT YOU'VE WRITTEN HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE ARTIKEL HEADLINE: WRITING QUALITY MOVIE SCRIPTS. GH IS NOT GETTING ITS IDENTITY ERODED. ITS SIMPLY AN EVOLUTION....ASK URSELF WHERE THE WHERE OKADA EMANATED FROM? WHO COINED IT?
I have always felt exactly the way you feeling now, since the days of OSOFO DADZIE and AVENUE A, and I live for the day where a true Ghanaian Movie will emerge.
You see the problem about your biases is that everything for ...
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Do you know that Nana Benyin Joris Wattemberg (Ghanaian of Fanti Origin, lived at Nyaniba Estates) was the originator and the script-writer of both Avenue A and Osofo Dadzie (and as well as Villa Kakalika)? He was such a grea ...
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JB Ansong, you hit the nail squarely on the head-excellent! The question still remains how to bring script writing back to the days you mentioned. I remember growing up watching Mr Mensah shows which was informative and apt.. ...
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joris did not attend the school of performing arts!!! please get your facts right. writing was just a hobby for him, not a profession. he is just a very talented and intelligent guy: a real ojakrom polyman.
There is no doubt that the majority of Ghanaian movies are childish and lack intellectual and dramatic value. But is the problem with poor script writing as opposed to the industry being "high-jacked" by poor script writers? ...
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great comment!!! thank you.
you are as fake as ur writing... which trotro in ghana shows movies?
Does it occur to you that he/she may be watching on the laptop or IPad?
He is living in some 50 years back and does not know that one may connect to the internet ( and therafer watch movies etc ) with a lot of portable electronic gadgets, ranging from basic UMTS, Edge, ...-Enabled simple mobile p ...
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nowadays some of the trotros have monitors withwhich they show mostly the kumasi movies. if you care to know. maybe it a long time you sat in one
i also think Nana Ama was did well in the movie Kumasi Yonko. Its one of the few movies i can watch more than once.
I side with you man,i hardly watch these Kumasi movies. they are way too fetish.OMG,please producers, directors and all other movie crew should help make Ghana a better one
I think you are wrong about Nigerians making good movies,infact anybody that understands the concept of making movies will disagree bigtime.Ghanaian movies are very good especially Sparrow production movies so get your fact r ...
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Nigerian movies are the crappiest movies i ve ever seen out there,bad english,bad titles,bad storylines,bad music score,bad begining and ending infact you name its in there.How can a title of a movie different from part2 of t ...
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I do agree that the vast majority of Ghanaian movies are severely lacking in the plot department. There are various reasons for this, and that can be debated at a later time.
People watch movies for different reasons. Some ...
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before God d man nana ama mcbrown is d best actress in gh...wenever i watch her movies i feel important bcos am wastin ma tym on her...very versatile and easy going....i do appreciate her.
I have the same problem as you,Ghanaian movie industry has fallen apart due to poor story line.Thanks for bringing that up.
you are right for ur message it true that our Ghanaian movies don't show pure Ghanaian culture that is my worried how can our little ones learn from our movies so it a pity
Normally a movie starts with a script but in our instance some of the Directors put some story line together, about 1 page, and call it a script. I decided to pursue Scriptwriting way back but it was not worth it. It all come ...
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I certainly agree with you,its about time we be ourselves and natural.and lets copy in the right way.all the best.we are trying but its not enough. if we really want to be in the movie industry then lets all join and give ide ...
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am a script writer myself, but i will say i am an uderground one because am yet to give my script to a producer. The reason being that i dont know how. And what you are saying is perfectly the truth about GHanaaian movies. Th ...
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