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- Monster's Ball
- Life is never an easy game to play with. Where you are, where you live, and what you do determines your outcome. For some, it may be filled with happiness, and for others, despair sets the tone. In Monster's Ball, the consequence of one brings together the lives of two tormented souls.
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Wilson Morales
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- Ocean's Eleven
- The 2001 version of “Ocean’s Eleven” is considerably more coherent than the original 1960’s brat
pack flick with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr., and the presence of Cheadle and Mac
gives “Ocean’s Eleven” a splash of flava that rejuvenates a sometimes sluggish plot.
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Roslyn Bradford
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- Bubblegum Crisis: Tokyo 2040
- It’s “Charlie’s Angels” – with a sci-fi twist! What if there were four
“Angels” instead of three – give ‘em sketchy back stories, complex motivations, and a dash of cyberpunk.
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Daos Boonma
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SOUNDTRACKS |
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- Training Day
- America, Bush, Oprah, Clinton, Bin Laden, Springer, Judge Mathis, Jordan, Gates, Greenspan, and
Eminen - what else does America have to endure?
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Lee "Kansas" Moore
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CABLE |
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- Ruby's Buckets of Blood
- In “Ruby’s Bucket of Blood,” Angela Bassett gives a strong performance as Ruby Delacroix, a woman longing for happiness that brings devastating results.
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Wilson Morales
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INDIE |
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- Diamond Men
- “Diamond Men” offers a refreshing new look at how one man has worked hard only to be put out to pasteur when he’s near retirement. In what may be his most defining moment of his acting career, Robert Forster holds the picture together.
Reviewed by Wilson Morales
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One Shots |
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- The Score
- “The Score” is a film where the acting is solid and the story is simple, with a twist...
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Wilson Morales
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VIDEO VAULT |
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- Sparkle : Giving You Something You Can Feel
- For three sisters in 1958, this journey would lead to more than they ever
imagined. Released in 1976, “Sparkle” is regarded by many as a modern black
classic. It stars Irene Cara as the shy Sparkle, youngest of the talented Williams
sisters, Lonette Mckee as Sister, the sassy oldest, and Dwan Smith as
Delores, the headstrong middle child.
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Nasser Metcalfe
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