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September 2005
Week of September 19th through Sept. 23rd
REMEMBER WHEN ROLLER SKATING RULED THE WORLD?
 
ROLL BOUNCE opens Sept. 23rd

 
Directed by Malcolm D. Lee (The Best Man, Undercover Brother), "Roll Bounce" is set in the late '70s, when roller skating was a way of life, and X (Bow Wow) and his pals ruled supreme. But when the doors of their local skating rink close, it marks the end of an era and the beginning of another that sees the boys venture into foreign territory -- uptown's Sweetwater Roller Rink, complete with its over-the-top skaters and beautiful girls. Through his preparation for the showdown of the season -- the Roller Jam skate off with the Sweetwater crew -- X manages to find himself and also help his dad (Chi McBride) get back on track.
 

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Flightplan: Cast Interviews

Jodie Foster



Roll Bounce: Update

Filmmakers to help Hurricane Katrina Survivors with proceeds of film



Roll Bounce: Cast Interviews

Malcolm D. Lee
Bow Wow
Brandon T. Jackson



Tim Burton's Corpse Bride: Cast Interviews

Johnny Depp
Tim Burton



A History of Violence: An Interview with Maria Bello

Bello goes over her sex scenes in the film and how motherhood has changed her acting choices.

Lord of War: Cast Interviews

Eamonn Walker


Oliver Twist: An Interview with Ben Kingsley

Kingsley goes his role as Fagin and working with Polanski.


September DVD Releases

The month of September begins with the return of Toy Story, and the first season of Lost, as well as the well acclaimed film, Crash.


Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire update

View the full trailer online.


Just Like Heaven: An Interview with Reese Witherspoon

At a recent press conference to promote the film, Witherspoon talks about her role in the film, having an out-of-body experience, and playing June Carter Cash in her next film, "Walk The Line".


Mike Epps News

Epps talks about Resident Evil 3.



The Man : Cast Interviews

Samuel L. Jackson
Eugene Levy



The Exorcism of Emily Rose: An Interview with Laura Linney

Linney talks about taking on this film and what her beliefs are.


September Films

Here's a look at what comes out this month in theaters.


Jodie Foster News

FOSTER AND DE NIRO TOGETHER AGAIN


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Roll Bounce (in Film )
Far from perfect, as there are several clichés within the film, and some of the characters go undeveloped, but overall, the film offers enough wit and charm that should please all that come to see it.
Flightplan (in Film )
You know what you're getting with Jodie Foster and Peter Sarsgaard, and they don't disappoint.
Racing Against The Clock (in Film )
A heartwarming documentary of women empowerment.
The Constant Gardener Review (in Film )
The Constant Gardner is an intellectual film with a purpose.  It is thoughtful and provocative, but not nearly the suspenseful thriller it’s made out to be.

The Man Review (in Film )
"The Man" is another black and white buddy movie where the jokes are flat and the talent is wasted.

Carlito's Way: Rise To Power Review (in Film )
If you're looking for a action packed, gunslinging gangsta this is not the film.

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