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Latest Additions:
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 Maid
In Manhattan- Maid in Manhattan is a delightful film that will remind all
that dreams can be played out, onscreen of course.
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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 Drumline- If you have ever attended college, know how to spell “college,”
love music, or enjoy great cinema, you will find the movie Drumline
irresistible.
Reviewed by Natasha
Grant
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 Star
Trek : Nemesis- For those who want to see Capt. Picard at the helm for one
last fight, “Nemesis” offers the most adventurous and emotional
scenes ever displayed since Capt. Kirk fought Khan in “The Wrath
of Khan.”
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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 Pandora's
Box - As I sat in my chair eager to watch another film directed by
professionals of color, I thought to myself “I am ready for something
different” and different is what I got.
Reviewed by Diana
Blain
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 Empire- In Frank Reyes’s
first feature film Empire, he shows an unoriginal portrayal
of how illegal money leads to a road of misery, but John Leguizamo’s
captivating portrayal is enough to lead the film to past most
of the cliche scenes we come to expect.
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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- 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.
Reviewed by Nasser
Metcalfe
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