Godfrey Powell

Headline	Synopsis	Type	Date Published
Civil Brand: An Interview with N'Bushe Wright	The film has gone through some pains to get released, and N’Bushe spoke to blackfilm.com about it as well as her role in the film.	Features/Interviews	10/10/2003
Civil Brand : An Interview with N'Bushe Wright	The film has gone through some pains to get released, and N’Bushe spoke to blackfilm.com about it as well as her role in the film.	Features/Interviews	10/10/2003
Jeepers Creepers 2	In JC2, many of the scenes are quite thrilling and Victor Salva (director/writer) does a good job of building thrilling scariness to otherwise a basic premise.	Reviews/Film	08/29/2003
Freddy vs. Jason	If you are a fan of either the Nightmare on Elm Street Film Series or of Friday the 13th Series, you will love Freddy Vs. Jason. The film is full of all its schlock, a touch of suspense, inane plot, dim witted but pretty teens and plenty of gratuitous violence and blood.	Reviews/Film	08/15/2003
S.W.A.T.	After a summer of underwhelming, poorly performing sequels, S.W.A.T. indulges in its uniqueness as a film that adds spunk to the summer season.	Reviews/Film	08/08/2003
Bad Boys II : An Interview with Gabrielle Union	I sat down with Gabrielle Union recently to talk about her stunts in Bad Boys II, her affection for Krispy Kremes and representin’ on Friends.	Features/Interviews	07/18/2003
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen	All in all, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen ranks as one of the better comic book movies and a solidly enjoyable summer flick.	Reviews/Film	07/11/2003
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen : An Interview with Shane West	In an interview with blackfilm.com, Shane talks about being Tom Sawyer in his latest film, “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen” and hanging with the legend Sean Connery.	Features/Interviews	07/11/2003
Hollywood Homocide : An Interview with Harrison Ford	Last year, he took a big risk in playing a Russian sea captain in K-19: The Widowmaker and lost. The film tanked at the box office. Now, he’s taking another big risk and that is being in a comedy film and in a buddy movie. In an interview with blackfilm.com, Harrison Ford talks about his role in the comedy film, Hollywood Homicide and being on "low mileage" in the business.	Features/Interviews	06/20/2003
Hollywood Homocide	The pairing of Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett is cute but the chemistry I found wanting along with the numerous plot holes that continuously open up in the movie.	Reviews/Film	06/13/2003
Columbia Film Festival Retrospective	The Columbia University Film Festival is an annual event that runs from April 28 through May 9. Amongst the most impressive student films were Dennis Lee’s Jesus Henry Christ, Jessica Weigmann’s Gardening Tips for Housewives, Marianne Demarco's Goose Down and Randall Dottin’s A-Alike.	Features/Feativals	05/16/2003
X2 (X-Men United) : An Interview with Patrick Stewart	In an interview with blackfilm.com, Patrick Stewart talks about playing Prof. Charles Xavier in “X2 (X-Men United).”	Features/Interviews	05/02/2003
X2 (X-Men United) : An Interview with Rebecca Romijin-Stamos	The 5’11 former supermodel Rebecca Romijin-Stamos is a statuesque beauty. Surprisingly she is very down to earth and refreshingly unpretentious. Married to former Full House star John Stamos, Rebecca sat down with blackfilm.com writer Godfrey Powell, Jr. to discuss her upcoming role as Mystique in X-Men 2.	Features/Interviews	05/02/2003
Chasing Papi	While not perfect, I thoroughly enjoyed the film mainly because of the uniqueness of such a film. The film had a hammering Latino flavor from the bouncy soundtrack to cultural standpoints like Walter Mercado.	Reviews/Film	04/18/2003
Chasing Papi: An Interview with Roselyn Sanchez	Currently gracing the screen in “Boat Trip” and “Basic”, the gorgeous Roselyn Sanchez has another film coming out as she plays a buttoned up, repressed poetry loving lawyer in “Chasing Papi”. In an interview with blackfilm.com, Roselyn fills us in on her role in the film, her salsa embarrassment and being Miss Puerto Rico Petite.	Features/Interviews	04/18/2003
A Man Apart	"A Man Apart,” the latest Vin Diesel vehicle, falls delving into a tedious game of menacing stares , vapid confrontations and nonsensical dead-end plot lines.	Reviews/Film	04/04/2003
DysFUNKtional Family	DysFUNKtional Family tries to combine the stand-up of Eddie Griffin with the outrageousness of his close family members. The problem, however, is that outside of a few jokes, it is terribly unfunny.	Reviews/Film	04/04/2003
BaadAsssss Cinema	Currently on DVD and VHS, BaaaadAsss Cinema is an hour long study of not only the movies of this genre but how they manifested themselves given the political and economic conditions of blacks at that time.	Reviews/VideoVault	02/21/2003
Old School	Unfortunately, some of the best jokes in the movie have been revealed in the movie trailers. But despite its flaws, Old School will have “New School” audiences cracking up in the aisles.	Reviews/Film	02/21/2003
Biker Boyz	Biker Boyz is based on an article that appeared in the Los Angeles New Times in 1999. It detailed the rarely heard of world of black motorcycle clubs that fraternize and compete in races up and down southern California. Despite its soft ending, Biker Boyz is highly entertaining and also intriguing because of its insider view on another aspect of black life.	Reviews/Film	01/31/2003
Biker Boyz : An Interview with Laurence Fishburne	In an interview with blackfilm.com, Mr. Fishburne talks about the film BIKER BOYZ and his experiences riding on a bike.	Features/Interviews	01/27/2003
The Color Purple	The Color Purple—the now classic story of Old Mr., Mr., Shug, Sofia, Harpo and Celie is now on DVD.	Reviews/VideoVault	01/17/2003

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