^^I am Jamaican, and like most Jamaicans, I watch Nollywood movies. Some movies are good and others , I cant even get past the first 30 minutes! Trust me your productions are not always perfect and this is an outside opinion. So lets not judge.

Calamama:

It goes without saying; this also applies to Hollywood movies. Some Hollywood movies are good and others, I can’t even get past the first five minutes.

Anyway, It’s pointless stating where you are from because too many people here use this site to front as what they are not.

MzDarkSkin:

Agreed! I love Ghana!!!! So what if they decided to join forces? How childish, this is not some blasted war. WTF do they mean surrender? Please. Nollywood is actually viewed by the world as being quite comical. I am sorry to say so but it is true. Even the most serious of Nollywood movies leave me crying with laughter. If it is not the production itself ,its the story line. Bollywood has more clout! I am not Ghanian but fact is fact. How do you all expect to be taken serious if you continue to play this kiddish "t.it-for-tat" game? So what if Ghana "started" it, grow up! That is the unfortunate story of Africa! Unite, invest and grow!

jrtorrents:

Is it that Nigerians can't read or are just too dumb? Where in the story does it make mention of " surrender" ? These people are jokers!!
And btw in case you all didnt know a good number of Nigerina movies are been shot in Ghana., so guess who will loose out.

otumfour:

I luv Jamaica too, Rita Marley actually owns a crib down here in Ghana, we got mad luv for Jamaica and the rest of the  world for tht matter, We are a welcoming Nation , Obama wud tell u tht
Thank God other Nationals on this site have seen the ugly attitude of "some"(unfortunately many) Nigerians,
I'll alwayz say this, there are some nice Nigerians out there and I'v schooled in Ghana wit dem, its sad most Nigerians display this arrogant attitude everywhere they go and when u put them right, thts when they scream XENOPHOBIA,

PS. there are many fine Nigerians out there, 

Re: Ghanian Film Makers Surrender To Nigeria
« #57 on: November 06, 2010, 08:06 PM » 

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Make una visit this "online-battle" field between Nigerians and Ghanaians. So hilarious

http://www.nigeriafilms.com/news/9490/20/so-short-a-letter-to-ghollywood.html

Nigeria should just stop this big boy posture and really deal with these cretins decisively. Would you know the new levies charged on Nigerians who are resident in Ghana for Licences? What of Glo?why do you imagine they haven't had a commercial launch? Nigeria is big enough to open her doors yet these banana countries mistake this for stupidity. We must never let them grow. They have played an early hand and itz enough warning of what they'll do when they're big

PetroDolla:

favouredib, I think you are making a big mistake when you assumed that all there is to the film industry in Ghana are the names you just mentioned-van,yvonne,jackie nadia and majid,including john dumelo. You obviously don’t realize that there is a thriving non-English genre of films in Ghana at the moment.

I don’t even remember the last I watched anything called Nollywood.I[b] have Perfect Picture playing on my laptop [/b]at the moment while I work, but I hardly watch English versions of Ghanaian films. Instead, I prefer films in the local Ghanaian dialects, like Agya Koo and the rest. I think I can say the same for an increasing number of Ghanaians. I can watch a bit of Yoruba films on DSTV when I have the time-apart from the preponderance of juju in most of the the Yoruba films some of them can be interesting. So for me personally, this whole argument about Nollywood and Ghollywood is particularly irrelevant.