May 2003
Week of May 30th thru June 6th
 

Have a fun ride as Director John Singleton wheels in
2 FAST 2 FURIOUS

Summer films are supposed to be fun and exciting and with Director F.
Gary Gray
out there with the remake to The Italian Job, it's now time for Director John Singleton to throw his hat into the race for a piece of the summer box office pie. Coming out on June 6, 2003, Singleton directs his first PG-13 film with 2 Fast 2 Furious. The film stars Paul Walker, Tyrese, Eva Mendes, Devon Aoki, and another musical talent, Ludacris.

Also the Hollywood Black Film Festival gets under way from June 3 - June 8. For more info, go to http://www.hbff.org/

Till next time,
the blackfilm.com crew

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2 Fast 2 Furious : An Interview with Tyrese
Directed by John Singleton, his director on Baby Boy, Tyrese plays Roman Pearse, an ex-con who hooks up with his pal Brian O’Connor on a police case. In an interview with blackfilm.com, Tyrese talks about his role in 2 Fast 2 Furious and being in the film industry. .

Interviewed by Wilson Morales

2 Fast 2 Furious : An Interview with Director John Singleton
In his first PG-13 film, John Singleton is directing 2 Fast 2 Furious, the sequel to the blockbuster hit The Fast and the Furious. In an interview with blackfilm.com, he talks about his input to the film and having musicians/ rappers in his films.

Interviewed by Wilson Morales

The Italian Job : An Interview with F. Gary Gray
Earlier this year, his long-delayed film “A Man Apart” was finally released to tepid reviews. Time heals all wounds and with a few months gone by, he’s back again on the big screen with his latest film, The Italian Job. In an interview with blackfilm.com, Director F. Gary Gray talks about how much fun he had making this film.

Interviewed by Wilson Morales

The Italian Job : An Interview with Mark Wahlberg
In his latest film, The Italian Job, Mark Wahlberg plays Charlie Croker, a thief out to settle a score and undo a wrong. In an interview with blackfilm.com, he talks about his experiences while working on the film.

Interviewed by Wilson Morales

That's My Face : An Interview with Thomas Allen Harris
BAMcinematek presents the U.S Theatrical Premiere of That's My Face (E Minha Cara) at BAM Rose Cinemas in Brooklyn, NY. In an interview with blackfilm.com, Director Thomas Allen Harris talks about the journey he has taken to get a wider audience to see his film.

Interviewed by Wilson Morales

Bruce Almighty : An Interview with Jim Carrey
At a recent press conference, Jim Carrey spoke about working on his latest movie Bruce Almighty and his feeling towards God.

Interviewed by Wilson Morales

 
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Bruce Almighty (in Film)
The production team that made Liar Liar a few years ago with the “What if” concept have come up with a similar theme to the God complex. Jim Carrey, who starred in Liar Liar, gets to play God in Bruce Almighty, a pleasurable film that that loses some steam down the stretch but is ultimately fun for a period of time.

Reviewed by Wilson Morales
 
The Matrix Reloaded (in Film)
The Matrix Reloaded is packed with more action scenes, more characters, and definitely more intrigue as one will leave the theater confused as hell still trying out what they just saw after being mesmerized by the film.

Reviewed by Wilson Morales
Down with Love (in Film)
During the 1960s, Doris Day and Rock Hudson were the best of friends on and off the set. Together, they made a couple of films that were funny and whimsical. In a throwback to the era, Director Peyton Reed has crafted a fanciful yet different film in Down With Love, a fluff film that sparkles despite its main leads having no chemistry.

Reviewed by Wilson Morales
 
Daddy Day Care (in Film)
Daddy Day Care is a very funny film that will cater to all families. Predictable from start to finish, the film has a fine execution.

Reviewed by Wilson Morales
 
Only the Strong Survive (in Indie)
Only the Strong Survive is a documentary film that should be watched by all to remember the times when soul singers where at their prime before the evolution of rock and roll began and their music was no longer at the forefront in the industry.

Reviewed by Wilson Morales
 
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