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- Top
Ten Films of 2002
- Of the many films I have seen this year (over 250), these are
the films I thought were the best of 2002.
By Wilson
Morales
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- 25th
Hour : An Interiew with Spike Lee
- In an interview with blackfilm.com, Director Spike Lee talks
about shooting 25th
Hour in New York City after 9/11.
Interviewed by Wilson
Morales
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- 2
Weeks Notice : An Interview with Sandra Bullock
- In an interview with blackfilm.com, Actress Sandra Bullock
talks her latest film 2 Weeks Notice, in which she also
served as one of the producers.
Interviewed by Wilson
Morales
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- Antwone
Fisher : An Interiew with Oscar Winner and Director Denzel
Washington
- Denzel Washington is the perfect blend of artistry and intelligence
and it was very cool to chat with him about Antwone Fisher, his
directorial debut.
Interviewed by Monikka
Stallworth
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- Antwone
Fisher : The Chosen One : An Interview with Derek Luke
- He conjures thoughts of Donny Hathaways classic "To
Be Young, Gifted and Black". A young man with big dreams
and the fearless passion to move towards them - Derek Luke personifies
that phrase. And I had the pleasure of chatting with him about
his experience filming Antwone Fisher.
Interviewed by Monikka
Stallworth
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- Narc
: A Whole New Game : An Interview with Ray Liotta
- Along with his wife Michelle Grace, he co-produced his latest
film NARC and in an interview with blackfilm.com, Ray talks about
the leaps and bounds he took to get into character and get the
film released.
Interviewed by Wilson
Morales
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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
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- 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
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- 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
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Reviews |
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- Antwone
Fisher
- Denzel Washington offers us a Black mans coming of age
story with the grace and honesty that any of his peers would be
hard pressed to match. For his directorial debut, Washington
chose the heartwarming story of Navy Seaman Antwone Fisher (played
by Derek Luke)
who, as an adult, faces the demons that haunt him from his childhood.
Reviewed by Chika
Chukudebelu
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- 25th
Hour
- The 25th HOUR is based on a book by David Benioff, and Director
Lee has done a brilliant job of bringing this story to the big
screen using elements of New York City as secondary characters
to go along with the amazing acting by the entire cast, specifically
Edward Norton. It is clearly one of the best films of 2002.
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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- Narc
- Director Joe Carnahans tale of a narcotics officers
struggle to keep his distance from the dangerous trappings of
life undercover.
Reviewed by Chika
Chukudebelu
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- Joy
- "Joy", both heartwarming and thought proving, explores
the impact of misplaced authority and misguided justice, and yet
leaves the viewer with a sense of hope and purpose.
Reviewed by Naleighna
Kai
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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
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- 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
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- 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
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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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