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- Best
of Black 2004
- Take a look back at the films and talent that were around in
2004.
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January 2005 DVD Releases
- The new year begins with Paul Winfield, Damon Wayons, Mark
Curry, and Brad Pitt on the small screen.
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- V
Is for Vendetta
- V Is for Vendetta announcement: Natalie Portman takes the lead
role.
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- African
American Film Critics Association Announcement
- AAFCA has chosen "Ray" as the top film of 2004.
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- In
Good Company: An Interview with Dennis Quaid and Topher Grace
- As both of the actors reveal in their answers, the world simply
isn’t quite so black and white, old and new, as some might
think.
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- The
Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
- In a press conference in New York, Murray spoke about his role
in “The Life Aquatic” and its director, Wes Anderson.
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- Warner Brother Previews
- Racing
Stripes
The Phantom of
the Opera
- Wide
Million
Dollar Baby
- Wide
Constantine
A Sound Of
Thunder
Miss Congeniality
2: Armed & Fabulous
Rumor Has It
House Of Wax
The Sisterhood
of the Traveling Pants
Batman
Begins
Charlie
& the Chocolate Factory
Dukes Of
Hazzard
Must Love Dogs
Tim Burton's
Corpse Bride
Harry Potter
And The Goblet Of Fire
Syriana
The Fountain
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- December's
DVD Releases
- Celebrate the holidays with Will Smith, Morris Chestnut, and
Denzel Washington on the small screen at your leisure.
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- Wilson
Morales's Top Ten Films of 2004
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Of the many films I have seen this year (over 250), these are
the films I thought were the best of 2004.
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- Hotel
Rwanda: Cast Interviews
- Don Cheadle
Terry George and
Paul Rusesabagina
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- Fat
Albert: Cast Interviews
- Kenan Thompson
Director Joel Zwick
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- Andrew
Lloyd Webber's The Phantom Of The Opera: Cast Interviews
- Gerard Butler
Emmy Rossum
Andrew Lloyd
Webber
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- 2004
Golden Globes Nominees
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Ray, Jamie Foxx, Hotel Rwanda, Don Cheadle, and Morgan Freeman
are in. .
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- FUTURE
PROJECTS: Ashanti
- R & S sensation Ashanti will be starring in a Muppets film,
The Muppets’ Wizard of Oz next year and she briefly spoke
about the lead human on that film. She also discusses her latest
album, Concrete Album, which hit stores this past Tuesday.
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- EXCLUSIVE:
PRODUCER LEE DANIELS talks Hollywood
- One of Hollywood's most celebrated producers, Lee Daniels,
took a moment to speak about how he came into the film industry,
and his upcoming films, The Woodsman, and Shadow Boxer, which
is his directorial debut.
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- Lemony
Snicket's A Series of Unfortuinate Events: Cast Interviews
- Jim Carrey
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- Aviator:
An Interview with Leonardo DiCaprio
- DiCaprio discusses the prospect of playing the legendary inventor
and filmmaker, and charts his own progress as a celebrity and
trailblazer in the movie-making industry.
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- Spanglish:
Cast Interviews
- Adam Sandler
Tea Leoni
Paz Vega
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- Million
Dollar Baby: An Interview with Morgan Freeman
- Freeman explains that working in Hollywood means living in
a constant state of career uncertainty, and unequivocally proves
that he’s every bit as scrappy as the characters he plays
on the silver screen.
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- Christmas
at Water's Edge: An Interview with Keshia Knight Pulliam
- Keshia talks about producing the movie as well as getting back
in the film industry.
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- A
First Look: Batman Begins
- Take a look at the teaser poster for the caped crusader film,
which comes out next summer.
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- Dreamworks 2005 Preview:
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First Look: Madagascar
First Look: The
Ring 2
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- Sundance
2005
- Here's a list at the films selected for the 2005 Sundance Film
Festival from January 20-30, 2005.
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- House
of Flying Daggers: An Interview with Ziyi Zhang
- Zhang Ziyi goes over her role and how much martial arts she
has learned from working with Director Zhang Yimou.
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- Columbia 2005 Preview:
- Boogeyman
Hitch
Guess Who?
Man of the
House
XXX: State of the Union
Lords of
Dogtown
Fun With
Dick and Jane
Bewitched
Stealth
Deuce Bigelow
The Legend of
Zorro
Oliver's Twist
Memoirs of a Geisha
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First Looks |
First
Look: Carlito's Way
First
Look: Rebound
First
Look: White Noise
First
Look: D.E.B.S.
First
Look: Shadowboxer
First Look: Cursed
First
Look: King's Ransom
First
Look: Monster in Law
First
Look: Underworld: Evolution
First
Look: Roll Bounce
First
Look: Assault on Precinct 13
First Look:
Elektra
First Look: Zathura
First Look: The Cave
First Look:
Melinda and Melinda
First Look: The
Phantom of the Opera
First Look: The
Pacifier
First Look: Pink Panther
First Look: Memoirs
of a Geisha
First Look:
Meet the Fockers
First Look: Sin City
First Look:
An Unfinished Life
First Look: Diary of
a Mad Black Woman
First Look: Aviator
First Look:
Million Dollar Baby
First Look:
Charlie & the Chocolate Factory
First Look: Constantine
First Look: Hostage
First Look: Beauty
Shop
First
Look: Be Cool
First Look: Coach
Carter
First Look: Fat
Albert
First Look:
Are We There Yet?
First
Look: The Fantastic Four
First Look: Hitch
First Look:
Racing Stripes
First Look:
Hotel Rwanda
First Look:
The Woodsman
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Reviews |
Latest Review Additions: |
The Phantom of the Opera (in Film
)
- Helmed by veteran director Joel Schumacher, the screen version
is a lavish spectacle that's sure to thrill some and disappoint
others, but it's good enough to be well worth the price of admission.
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The Aviator (in Film
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- With DiCaprio as Hughes, Scorsese may finally walk on the podium
and collect the golden statue. Not only is "The Aviator"
is stunning and entertaining, but everyone in the cast from Leonardo
on down is outstanding.
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Million Dollar Baby (in Film
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- Believe me folks; this is no female version of “Rocky”.
It’s much more than that, for Eastwood, Swank, and Morgan
Freeman each give out a dose of great acting in this powerful
and moving film.
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Hotel Rwanda (in Film
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- "Hotel Rwanda" is one of the most powerful films to
come out this year. Don Cheadle has always been a good actor but
with this film, he has raised his own bar to excellence.
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The Sea Inside (in Film
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- Amenabar does a phenomenal job as writer and director.
He puts himself alongside the great Spanish directors with his
work on The Sea Inside.
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Beyond the Sea (in Film
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- Kevin Spacey’s turn as star and director of Beyond the
Sea yields mixed results.
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Ocean's 12 (in Film
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- Sitting through Ocean's Twelve is like spending two hours watching
advertisements for a trendy fashion magazine, beautiful people
dressed in stylish clothes smiling and doing nothing.
Pray they have the decency to not subjugate us to an Ocean's Thirteen.
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Closer (in Film
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- "Closer" is a raw, stimulating film filled with excellent
performances and an exotic script!
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The House of Flying Daggers (in Film
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- Flying Daggers is an enormously entertaining film. It
moves at a quick pace and throttles you with slickly choreographed
fights.
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After the Sunset (in Film
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- What you get with this film is an unoriginal concept using the
backdrop of a resort to lure us to see a heist film where our
time is only thing that was stolen. Together, Salma and Pierce
present a good chemistry, but separately Pierce has no funny bones
when trying to make a comedic scene with Woody Harrelson work.
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A Very Long Engagement (in Film
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- The film is a sweeping cinematic odyssey of young lovers separated
by the savagery of war. It is a stunning achievement, brilliantly
shot, designed, and executed on a grand scale.
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Alexander (in Film
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- Stone made an epic that rivals the best in Hollywood history
and a damned entertaining movie that is sure to sweep multiplex
audiences along in its beguiling thrall.
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Finding Neverland (in Film
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- "Finding Neverland" is full of wit, emotion, adventure,
and mystery that will inspire all ages to come see why and how
Peter Pan was born. Inspired by true events, "Finding Neverland"
is one the year's best films.
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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban DVD (in Film
)
- "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" is the
best of three Harry Potter films presented on the big screen thus
far. Fans will embrace the maturity of the characters, ponder
the mystery that is set for them and enjoy the adventure that
will bring them back for more.
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