Summer Preview 2006

Let the summer season begin: MI3, X-Men: The Last Stand, Superman Returns, Miami Vice, Snakes on a Plane and many more.
 

MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE: 3 - An Interview with Ving Rhames

Rhames goes over his role, coming back for another mission and working with Cruise again.
 

The Proposition : - An Interview with Guy Pierce & Danny Houston

Both actors talks about their experiecnce on this film.

SPECIAL ARTICLE: LOWERING THE BAR

Anonymous critic talks about the state of black films.

SAW III news

Bell, Meyer, and Smith to reprise roles with Soomekh added to cast

Jamie Foxx news

Garner joins Foxx in Peter Berg's helmed thriller "The Kingdom".

ANTOINE FUQUA news

Rhona Mitra joins Wahlberg in Antoine Fuqua's political thriller "Shooters".

M:i:3 NYC Premiere Photos

Premiere Photos

RUSH HOUR 3 news

The third pic aims to opens up next summer

Tribeca Film Festival update

"Mini's First Time" picks up a distributor.

IRON MAN NEWS

IESB.net has a piece on Director Jon Favreau and his vision of Iron Man

Superman Returns Update

New trailer online

TERRENCE HOWARD NEWS

Howard to joins Gere in "Spring Break in Bosnia".
 

CASINO ROYALE update

Commanderbond.net has the first look a new James Bond poster
 

Akeelah and the Bee: An Interview with Angela Bassett:

Bassett talks about her character, working with Fishburne again, and her upcoming projects.
 

Will Smith News

Smith finally confrimed to do "I am Legend".
 

Halle Berry News

Berry and Morgan Freeman to do "The Patient" for Director Jean-Claude La Marre
 

United 93: Cast Interviews

Director Paul Greengrass
National Operations Manager Ben Sliney
 

RV: Cast Interviews

Robin Williams
Cheryl Hines
Joanna “JoJo” Levesque
 

April DVD Releases

The month of April end with Aeon Flux, Casanova, Match Point, and Tristan and Isolde.
 

X-Men The Last Stand : Bill Duke Interview

Duke goes over his character in the X-Men, directing ?Cover? and his view on the film version of ?Miami Vice?, having directed some of the TV episodes.
 

Silent Hill : Radha Mitchell Interview

Mitchell goes over her appeal for the film, her love of the sci-fi, horror genre, and balancing those films with her independent films.
 

The Notorious Bettie Page: Gretchen Mol Interview

Mol talks about the character, her nudity in the film, and her upcoming projects.
 

LAURENCE FISHBURNE

Fishburne to do "Prey" in the fall
 

13TH ANNUAL NEW YORK AFRICAN FILM FESTIVAL SET TO LAUNCH

Citywide Cinematic Celebration to Run April 20 through May 29
 

American Dreamz: Press Conference Interviews

Hugh Grant, Mandy Moore, Director Paul Weitz and others were at a press conference to speak about their roles.
 

Future Projects: Angela Basett

Bassett talks about her roles in "Meet The Robinsons" and "Toussaint".
 
 

La Mujer De Mi Hermano: An Interview with Barbara Mori

Latin American Actress Bárbara Mori Reveals Herself In Her Second Feature
 

Alicia Keys News

Keys joins Johansson in "The Nanny Diaries"
 

KINKY BOOTS - An Interview with Chiwetel Ejiofor

Chiwetel talks about the challenges of six inch heels, staying liberated from the pressures of Tinseltown conformity, and leaping back to the future for some upcoming projects.
 

Preaching to the Choir: Cast Interviews

Director Charles Randolph-Wright
Producer Roger Bobb
Billoah Greene
 

Scary Movie 4: An Interview with Regina Hall

 

Hall talks about returning for a 4th time as Brenda Meeks and working with Marisa Tomei on her next project, "Danika".

WILL SMITH news

 

Smith set to star in "Greenbacks"

QUEEN LATIFAH NEWS

 

Queen Latifah set to star in "Welfare Queen"

STEPPIN UPDATE

 

Principal photography begins on Screen Gems’ “STEPPIN,” starring Columbus Short and Meagan Good

EDDIE GRIFFIN NEWS

 

Griffin to headline "Redline" with Wyclef Jean

P.D.R. casting news

 

Kimberly Elise is the latest to join the Terrence Howard-Bernie Mac pic.
 

Though the plot is a bit convoluted and Hoffman doesn’t do much as the villain, there’s plenty of action and suspense that will satisfy all those that want to see Cruise in high gear and run like crazy

There are many issues raised here and Mehta explores them to a great degree. Water” is luminous, educational, and compelling.

Notwithstanding its directorial weaknesses, the film is appealing enough, albeit in a telenovela sort of way, to leave a lasting impression on American audiences.

This touching tale shares a bounty of uplifting messages while taking you on an emotional roller coaster ride guaranteed to leave you wiping away the tears, and on more than one occasion.
 
 

Be prepared for an emotional and realistic ride on United 93.
 

A worthwhile examination of the crash landing of a delusional junkie with an attitude who’s been behaving like a spoiled-rotten diva.
 

The film features a mind-bending, sci-fi plotline that is actually more engaging than that of your average futuristic adventure.
 

Preaching to the Choir features the same Prodigal Son plotline. Yet, this hastily-mounted, sloppily-edited production is so poorly executed that it fails to measure up to the original in terms of quality.
 
 

Zucker relies on the services of an expanded principal cast plus a boatload of celebrity cameos to keep his clever combination of slapstick, sight gags, and bodily-function humor unfolding at a rapid fire pace.
 

"Kinky Boots" is a heartwarming tale about the unlikely friendship forged between a black drag queen and the recently-engaged heir to a shoe factory fortune.
 

Sisters in Law packs a powerful punch by exposing the evils of a patriarchal culture inclined to look the other way whenever men oppress women.
 

This transparent romantic comedy unfolds fairly predictably, relying on lots of simplistically-drawn stereotypes at every turn, such as its portrayal of the Irish as hot-headed drunkards and blacks as superficial simpletons.
 

The only flaw of this flick, which is admittedly amusing in spots, lies in its aforementioned poor quality cinematography which intermittently interferes with one’s ability to concentrate on an otherwise engaging story.
 

Phat Girlz fails to do a decent job of convincing the audience of its basic premise that being morbidly obese is a condition which deserves to be celebrated.

What makes 95 Miles to Go so appealing is how Ray Romano so effortlessly conveys the sense that he’s the same approachable guy offstage that you see on TV and onstage.

"ATL” does Atlanta by proud by taking a predictable story and adding music, humor, and romance in a simple tale of life in the hood. It’s an emotional, moving, and pleasure film for all to enjoy.

An exciting start to what is sure to be a twisted, sexy thriller, the film badly disappoints. Sharon Stone’s reprisal of her role as Catherine Tramell is the only positive in this sequel.

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