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 Bad
Company - Buddy films tend to do well such as Mel Gibson & Danny Glover,
Will Smith & Tommy Lee Jones. But with Chris Rock and Anthony
Hopkins, the connection is missing even though the story action
is tailor made for their personas. .
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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 Undercover
Brother- In Malcolm D. Lee’s second feature since “The Best Man”, he
has brought a film that is extremely funny and presented with
a torrent of insightful gags at breakneck pace.
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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 The
Sum of All Fears- Although The Sum of All Fears was based on the popular novel
by Tom Clancy and written years ago, the film serves as a reminder
that although we are facing tough times, we can still go out and
enjoy a fast paced thriller without letting our emotions get the
best of us.
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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 Enough- It goes without saying that “Enough” will be heavily compared
to the film Julia Roberts made a decade ago, “Sleeping with the
Enemy”.
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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- Sia
: The Dream of the Python
- As part of the 25 years of DanceAfrica Celebration at BAM Rose
Cinemas, BAMcinematek presents a film that is cinematically amazing
as well as its story.
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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- Bubblegum
Crisis: Tokyo 2040
- It’s “Charlie’s Angels” – with a sci-fi twist! What if there
were four “Angels” instead of three – give ‘em sketchy back stories,
complex motivations, and a dash of cyberpunk.
Reviewed by Daos
Boonma
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| SOUNDTRACKS |
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- Training
Day
- America, Bush, Oprah, Clinton, Bin Laden, Springer, Judge Mathis,
Jordan, Gates, Greenspan, and Eminen - what else does America
have to endure?
Reviewed by Lee
"Kansas" Moore
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| INDIE |
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- Mama
Africa
- In Mama Africa, Queen Latifah introduces three short stories
from female African directors about women and the plight they
go through to survive the hardships they face.
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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| TV Movies |
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- Little
John
- In Little John, a morning family drama from Hallmark Hall of
Fame, the performances by the three leads show that over time
some bridges can be crossed again.
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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| CABLE |
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- Ruby's
Buckets of Blood
- In “Ruby’s Bucket of Blood,” Angela Bassett gives a strong performance
as Ruby Delacroix, a woman longing for happiness that brings devastating
results.
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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| One Shots |
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- The
Score
- “The Score” is a film where the acting is solid and the story
is simple, with a twist...
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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| VIDEO VAULT |
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- Sparkle
: Giving You Something You Can Feel
- For three sisters in 1958, this journey would lead to more than
they ever imagined. Released in 1976, “Sparkle” is regarded by
many as a modern black classic. It stars Irene Cara as the shy
Sparkle, youngest of the talented Williams sisters, Lonette Mckee
as Sister, the sassy oldest, and Dwan Smith as Delores, the headstrong
middle child.
Reviewed by Nasser
Metcalfe
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