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WELCOME HOME ROSCOE JENKINS
Check out Trailer to new Martin Lawerence Film featuring
Margaret Avery, Michael Clarke Duncan, James Earl Jones, Nicole Ari Parker, Joy Bryant
Cedric the Entertainer, Martin Lawrence, Louis C.K., Marty,
Mike Epps, & Mo'nique
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SAW IV TRAILER
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WHY DID I GET MARRIED? CLIPS
6 New Clips
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THIS CHRISTMAS TRAILER
Check out new Trailer for the movie starring Delroy Lindo, Loretta Devine, Regina King, Idris Elba, Nia Long, Mekhi Phifer, Columbus Short, Chris Brown, Laz Alonzo, Lauren London,
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WHY DID I GET MARRIED? FINAL TRAILER
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The Perfect Holiday
Check out pics of Queen Latifah, Gabrielle Union, Terrence Howard, Morris Chestnut, and Jill Marie Jones |
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Elizabeth: The Golden Age
Trailer and pic of Cate Blanchett and Clive Owen |
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Lions for Lambs
Check out the trailer & clips
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GONE, BABY GONE
Trailer & Photos |
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AMERICAN GANGSTER TRAILER
Trailer featuring Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe,
Common, TI, RZA, and Chiwetel Ejiofor, |
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| FEATURES |
Latest Features Additions:
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 Why Did I Get Married? Cast Interviews(Videos)
- Tasha Smith New
Sharon Leal New
Janet Jackson
Jill Scott
Malik Yoba
Michael Jai White
Richard T Jones
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Why Did I Get Married? Cast Interviews
- Tyler Perry and Janet Jackson
Lamman Rucker and Denise Boute
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 SANAA LATHAN news
- Lathan to star with Matthew Broderick in "Wonderful World"
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 ANTOINE FUQUA news
- Fuqua will direct "Escobar," a biopic about the notorious Colombian cocaine trafficker Pablo Escobar
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 VING RHAMES news
- Ving Rhames and David Koechner have joined Jeremy Piven in "The Goods: The Don Ready Story,"
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 LARS AND THE REAL GIRL
An Interview with Ryan Gosling
- Gosling talks about his character and how life has changed since his Oscar Nomination.
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 Queen Latifah news
- Queen Latifah to join Ahston Kutcher and Cameron Diaz in What Happens in Vegas ..."
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 I AM LEGEND update
- Website now active
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 30 Days of Night update
- Check out new pics of Josh Hartnett and Melissa George
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 WGA Strike talk
- Director/ Screenwriter Terry George gives his take on the impending strike from the Writers Guild.
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 Fast and the Furious Franchise news
- Vin Diesel and Paul Walker are in negotiations to reunite for the fourth installment of Universal's "Fast and the Furious" franchise
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 45th Annual New York Film Festival
- Films from Sydney Lumet, Wes Anderson, and the Coen Brothers highlight this year's festival
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 MIRACLE AT ST. ANNA casting news
- Derek Luke, Michael Ealy, and James Gandolfini join Spike Lee's war film
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 EVAN ROSS news
- Ross to star along Hilary Duff in 'Greta', an interracial teen romance
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 Dragon Ball update
- Chud.com has the scoop on James Wong writing/directing DRAGON BALL live action
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 FEEL THE NOIZE : An Interview with Omarion Grandberry
- Omarion talks about working on this film, his reunion with Marques Houston on “Somebody Help Me” and his upcoming album with Bow Wow.
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 This Christmas update
- Check out the trailer with Chris Brown, Lauren London, Regina Hall, and Idris Elba
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 FIRST SUNDAY update
- Latino Review has the first pic of the Ice Cube and Tracy Morgan comedy.
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 AMERICAN GANSTER update
- Actuacine.net has some exclusive pics on the Denzel Washington - Russell Crowe film
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 College Hill: An Interview with Producer Sean Rankine
- Rankine spoke about his responsibilities to putting a reality series together without trying to cross the line
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Elizabeth: The Golden Age update
- Check out new pics of Cate Blanchett and Geoffrey Rush
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 THE GAME PLAN
An Interview with Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and Director Andy Fickman
- Johnson, along with Director Andy Fickman talked about the making of the film, the football scenes, and learning ballet
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 Things We Lost In The Fire Update
- New pictures added.
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| Reviews |
Latest Review Additions:
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TYLER PERRY'S WHY DID I GET MARRIED? (in Film)
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“Why Did I Get Married?” is a very enlightening, romantic, emotional, uplifting, and universal film that should please all. It's Perry's best film to date.
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 The Good Night (in Film)
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The film becomes blurred between reality and illusion, and it takes too much effort on the audience’s part to decipher what is real and what is not.
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 Desert Bayou (in Film)
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A damning documentary which exposes FEMA’s wholesale failings while depicting a nation still deep in denial and willing to look the other way.
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 The Girl Next Door (in Film)
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This gruesome screen version paints a super-realistic picture that’s so relentlessly-disturbing it’s likely to trigger debate as to whether the filmmaker might have left too little to the imagination.
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 The Kingdom (in Film)
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The Kingdom is a combination flick, part psychological thriller, part pyrotechnic spectacular, which works somehow despite considerable conceptual flaws.
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 The Darjeeling Limited (in Film)
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Though his films are all unique they still have his stylistic touch. His characters are flawless in the way that they are full of flaws.
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 Bordertown (in Film)
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Every once and a while a film that educates is as good as a film that entertains, and this film, despite its difficult subject matter succeeds in doing both.
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 Outsourced (in Film)
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Engaging, unpredictable, hilarious and entertaining at every turn, this charming romantic romp offers all you could ever ask of a modern cross-cultural comedy.
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 Knocked Up DVD (in Film)
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A coarse yet curiously charming battle-of-the-sexes comedy which offsets lowbrow humor with enough convincingly tenderhearted moments to make for a picture with universal
appeal.
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 We Are Marshall DVD (in Film)
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The satisfaction it delivers doesn’t emanate from a cliché victory scene, but from an assortment of touching tableaus every step of the way along the painful healing process.
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 Gracie DVD (in Film)
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A heartwarming family flick loosely based on events which transpired in the lives of the picture’s writer/producer Andrew Shue and his co-producer sister, Elisabeth.
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 The Brave One(in Film)
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Although the film is credible to a certain point, it loses its focus towards the ends and becomes another contrived film filled with more action and less substance.
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 Across The Universe (in Film)
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Taymor used close to 30 plus well-known Beatles tunes and still make it a disjointed film, although one could love it despite the ill-conceived plot.
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