and the new thing they have now is to be making movies up to Part IV

well C-girl, the people have to find a way to continue their lie lie story now so it goes on and on.

hmmm, dis one really got class...I can't believe that Liberian movie went to this level after all. Thumbs up for them all

yeah thumbs up for sure

so ladyflo what would you say were the flaws and plusses in this movie. For me, I would rate it good and really like the star cast in the movie...These ladies carried themselves well for ladies who haven't been to acting school. What do you think? :D

I'm really interested in watching Liberian films. I haven't seen one, yet...is there a place online to purchase them?

Hmmm, I don't know if there is a place online to purchase, but certainly some arrangement can be made. Sorry the quality of our films are not up to Nigerian films, but remember now, Nigerians been making movies long time and many too, so o they get feed back and upgrade their productions. So, we welcome the criticisms and will work on them. Hey, thanks for your interest in the Liberia movies.

LovinLiberia wrote:

I'm really interested in watching Liberian films. I haven't seen one, yet...is there a place online to purchase them?

I figured that would be the case, but I am well-prepared for that and it makes me happy to see Liberians in movies, nonetheless. :)

....I am so happy that Liberians are trying to compete and even venture in the movies business. The movie industry in Nigeria is paying lots of their population over there and this empower them and takes burden off their government. so we can wish them well and support them and see what comes out.. How can someone buy online or even put stuff online...don't know how to do it, can some one help out here. send me pm if you can. cheers

have you tried using ebay to purchase online, Unique1?

I am in homeland, Ladyflo. It is how to get LIB films to our overseas folks especially in the village here to begin with.

I have heard... humm

The small-small traveling I been doing around West Africa...Ghanaian and
Nigerians hard to accept the truth like we Liberians, but lets consider that a
plus.

Normal-normal day... I saw, the traditional dramas, which started the Malawala-Balawala.
Then I started seeing 'Neighbour', and then 'Bendu Sudan', 'Three Is A Couwd',
and then just before the war - came 'Gee-ba-mu'/'Come Lets Go'...my favourite.

I don't know if you guys ever saw any of the above, but recently I was privileged
to re-see Malawala-Balawala, and being so critical of the Nigerian films...I
decided to watch with eagle eyes. The quality of the movie was, by then, very
good in terms of sound, and no sequels.

Then the dreams and talents died: many years of gap: where new generation
member had never in their lives seen a telephone.

The Nigerian and Ghanaians files are good and getting better, but at a slow
rate. I hate Indian films, but have never resisted seeing one...as the stories
are all lovely and educating. For the Nigerian films, I love the fun. And I am
not too into the Liberian movie...I at this point agree that it ain't very
sweet, but there was one made by the Lawrence Fishburn (American Actor)
production, just around 1994-6. I was a hit and had Rivoli over-crowded for a
week.

But if we should say Hollywood, Bollywood, Nollywood, and Lollywood... then we
need improvement with a touch of class. Cuz I think the Liberian
actors/actresses see too much of Nigerian films, and tries to imitate.