December 2002
Week of December 13th thru December 20th
 

Return to Form?

This week offers a number of old favorites and and a new guy in tinseltown. Jack Nicholson is back in a un-Jack role in About Schmidt, directed by Alexander Payne. Current topping the charts as James Bond, Pierce Brosan tries a different for a change in Evelyn. If Enough didn't bring you in see her, well maybe her latest film will as Jennifer Lopez returns again this year in Maid in Manhattan. The show may gone, but the franchise still lives as Star Trek: The Next Generation crew return for probably the last time in Star Trek : Nemesis. Rob Schneider is back to his comedic tricks in The Hot Chick.

And finally, after starring in his own TV show, Nick Cannon makes his film debut in Drumline, a fantastic new film directed by Charles Stone III, who helmed "Paid in Full" earlier this Fall.

So, in the word of Capt. Picard, "Engage" and check out a film.

Till next time,
the blackfilm.com crew

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Features

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Maid In Manhattan : What a Year! An Interview with Jennifer Lopez
In an interview with blackfilm.com, she talked about her role in the film and the year she’s having so far.

Interviewed by Wilson Morales

Tat-TAT-Tat-TAT-Tat, TAT-Tat-TAT - BOOM! Drumline : Chatting with Director, Charles Stone III
“I consider filmmaking like this chaotic organism. We shot the film in 45 days and I tried to deliver a ‘sort of’ coming of age story full of emotion and spirit. Devin’s character encompassed all of that.”

Interviewed by Shelby J. Jones

Drumline : Nick Cannon - A Young Man with a Mission
Making his motion picture debut in DRUMLINE, from Twentieth Century Fox, Nick Cannon is about to propel himself directly into your hearts with his hip-hop class and firm understanding of art.

Interviewed by Shelby J. Jones

Analyze That : Trying Comedy : An Interview with Robert DeNiro
At a recent press conference at the Essex Hotel in NYC, Mr. DeNiro talked about his role in Analyze That.

Interviewed by Wilson Morales

 
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THE TEEN'S PERSPECTIVE

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Ali
Will Smith played the leading role of Ali in this self-titled biographical movie.

by Lorenzo M.

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Drumline
If you have ever attended college, know how to spell “college,” love music, or enjoy great cinema, you will find the movie Drumline irresistible.

Reviewed by Natasha Grant

Maid In Manhattan
Maid in Manhattan is a delightful film that will remind all that dreams can be played out, onscreen of course.

Reviewed by Wilson Morales

Star Trek : Nemesis
For those who want to see Capt. Picard at the helm for one last fight, “Nemesis” offers the most adventurous and emotional scenes ever displayed since Capt. Kirk fought Khan in “The Wrath of Khan.”

Reviewed by Wilson Morales

Empire
In Frank Reyes’s first feature film Empire, he shows an unoriginal portrayal of how illegal money leads to a road of misery, but John Leguizamo’s captivating portrayal is enough to lead the film to past most of the cliche scenes we come to expect.

Reviewed by Wilson Morales

Pandora's Box
As I sat in my chair eager to watch another film directed by professionals of color, I thought to myself “I am ready for something different” and different is what I got.

Reviewed by Diana Blain

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SJ's Corner

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Denzel - Look Out Oscar : Here he Comes Again
In December 2002, Hollywood studios will unleash its slate of holiday blockbusters as well as the films that the creatives believe will make Oscar voters take notice.

by Shelby J. Jones

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