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 Sizzling
Summer Sequels 2003- While the official start of the summer season is a few weeks
away, it has already started in the film industry.
Compiled by Wilson
Morales
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 City
of Ghosts: An Interview with Matt Dillon- In an interview with blackfilm.com, Matt Dillon talks about
his film directorial debut with City
of Ghosts, which was shot in Cambodia.
Interviewed by Wilson
Morales
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 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.
Interviewed by Godfrey
Powell
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 Bulletproof
Monk : An Interview with Seann William Scott- In his first outing as a lead in a comedy-drama, Seann William
Scott is paired with Chow Yun-Fat of Crouching Tiger, Hidden
Dragon in the action film Bulletproof
Monk. In an interview with blackfilm.com, Seann William
Scott talks about the physical training he did for the film and
trying to separate himself from Steve Stifler.
Interviewed by Brianna
Hyneman
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 Malibu's
Most Wanted: An Interview with Anthony Anderson and Taye Diggs- Who knew that Anthony Anderson and Taye Diggs could make such
a hilarious comedic duo? In Malibu’s Most Wanted,
these two gifted actors create quite a few laugh-out-loud moments.
Interviewed by Monikka
Stallworth
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 A
Mighty Wind: An Interview with Interviews with Fred Willard
and Bob Balaban- Fred Willard and Bob Balaban are part of Christopher Guest’s
latest film, A Mighty Wind, which reunites actors from
his previous films, Waiting for Guffman and Best in
Show. In an interview with blackfilm.com, the two actors talked
about their roles in the film.
Interviewed by Alberlynne
“Abby” Harris
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Latest Review Additions:
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 Confidence
(in Film)- Director James Foley has taken the heist genre to new heist
with his latest film, Confidence, a slick film that has
twist and turns that will leave you enthusiastic at the end.
Reviewd by Wilson Morales
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 City
of Ghosts (in Film)- It been over 20 years since Matt
Dillon made his mark as an actor in The Outsiders and
now it’s his turn to do the same as a writer-director with
directorial debut, City of Ghosts. While his visionary
aspects to the film are impressive due to its location, the story
itself is jaded with so many plot holes, comprehension is lost.
Reviewd by Wilson Morales
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 The
Real Cancun (in Film)- While some may find the film off-putting like the other TV
reality shows, the film itself is quite appealing and funny and
should make a boatload of money from individuals who want to venture
into someone else’s world.
Reviewd by Wilson Morales
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 Holes
(in Film)- Disney, known for its family oriented films, has put a wholesome
winning film in Holes. Adapted by Louis Sachar from his
award winning novel, the film comes with many positive messages
that will bring fans of all ages and be quite entertained.
Reviewd by Wilson Morales
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 Love
& Diane (in Indie)- Jennifer Dworkin’s brilliant documentary is the story
of three generations worth of survival in the face of numerous
social obstacles that keep the underpriveledged locked in an oppressive
socio-economic cycle of struggle.
Reviewd by Niija Kuykendall
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 Chasing
Papi (in Film)- 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.
Reviewed by Godfrey Powell
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 Bulletproof
Monk (in Film)- Music video director Paul Hunter makes his feature debut this
week with the kung fu action film Bulletproof Monk starring
Chow Yun-Fat. Though Hunter's direction if formidable and he brings
a rarely seen humor to Yun-Fat's monk, it is the story and character
development where Bulletproof Monk fails.
Reviewed by Brianna Hyneman
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 Sistas
'N The City (in DVD)- An animated Black version of Sex in the City.
by Chika Chukudebelu
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