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Entertainment news Click here for current entertainment news Features Latest Features Additions:    Undisputed : An Interview with Wesley Snipes Wesley Snipes sat with Blackfilm.com to discuss his most recent role and the successfulness of being a versatile actor in Hollywood. Interviewed by Alberlynne "Abby" Harris Undisputed : An Interview with Ving Rhames No stranger to hitting ‘em hard from the silver screen, Ving Rhames provides audiences with an emotional gut punch in Undisputed. Blackfilm.com sat with Ving Rhames to discuss the film and his career as an actor. Interviewed by Alberlynne "Abby" Harris Serving Sara : An Interview with Director Reginald Hudlin Blackfilm.com recently sat with Reginald Hudlin, director of Serving Sara, to talk about his journey and this recent opportunity to add to his repertoire by working with such blockbuster talent as Elizabeth Hurley and Matthew Perry. Interviewed by Alberlynne "Abby" Harris Serving Sara : An Interview with Cedric "The Entertainer" Moving straight ahead in his career, Cedric “The Entertainer” sat with Blackfilm.com to discuss his comedic role in the upcoming movie “Serving Sara” and provide us a sneak preview into his new fall season network variety show on Fox. Interviewed by Alberlynne "Abby" Harris The Man with a Vision : An Interview with M. Night Shyamalan Now he's back with his new film, "Signs", which will no doubt bring an audience to full alert. In an interview with blackfilm.com, M. Night Shyamalan speaks about his vision for "Signs". Interviewed by Wilson Morales Sam Jackson : The Man Sam Jackson exudes an air of balanced humility and confidence. He doesn’t bother with the typical Hollywood fanfare – no entourage, no conceit. He’s an accessible man with charisma and charm. We met in Beverly Hills to talk about his latest film XXX. Interviewed by Monikka Stallworth   Visit the Features Archive   THE TEEN'S PERSPECTIVE Latest Addition:    Ali Will Smith played the leading role of Ali in this self-titled biographical movie. by Lorenzo M. Visit the Teen Archive   Sign Up For our Mailing List   Enter your e-mail address, select SUBSCRIBE and click SUBMIT! Subscribe Unsubscribe   Contact Us   Send us a note info@blackfilm.com Remember to visit our Archive!

Reviews Latest Review Additions:    Undisputed What’s interesting about this story is that some may think this resembles the situation of a well-known real life boxer. It doesn’t, but some wonder. Reviewed by Wilson Morales Serving Sara Serving Sara makes for an comical journey pairing two opposites Matthew Perry and Elizabeth Hurley, taking the audience on a fun filled adventure in the seemingly foreign territory of Texas. Reviewed by Alberlynne "Abby" Harris Full Frontal Billed as the unofficial sequel to “Sex, lies and videotape,” his latest film FULL FRONTAL is a pretentious convoluted film that has no real meaning. Reviewed by Wilson Morales Who is Cletis Tout? Christian Slater is dazzling as the one who quest for freedom lands him in hot water. Tim Allen is solid in a role that could seen as “Pulp Fiction” meets the “The Player”. Reviewed by Wilson Morales Blue Crush Based on the magazine article “Surf Girls of Maui” by Susan Orlean, written by Lizzy Weiss and John Stockwell, and directed by John Stockwell (CrazyBeautiful), Blue Crush is a romantic girl-power flick with enough tubular wave action to make even the most sedentary movie-goer consider surf-lessons. Reviewed by Monikka Stallworth Signs With his latest feature “SIGNS”, M. Night Shyamalan has brought back the fear genre back with an exceptional performance by Mel Gibson and the rest of the cast. . Reviewed by Wilson Morales Visit the Reviews Archive   Gallery Latest Gallery Additions:    Guerilla Tactics A peek into a PSTOLA.COM production meeting,where they discuss unique methods to get their films shown in film festivals. (Comedy - 50 seconds) Created by pstola.com Visit the Gallery Archive   SJ's Corner Latest Addition:    Martin Lawrence : Back on Top When we first saw a skinny Martin Lawrence in a Spike Lee Joint, who would have imagined that a scene at the fire hydrant would lead to being the first of host of Def Comedy Jam and then on to creating one of the most successful television shows in the history of TV? by Shelby J. Jones, Editor Visit the Editor's Note Archive