Black Movie Awards

Description: Film Life’s 2006 BLACK MOVIE AWARDS will premiere Wednesday, Oct. 18, at 10 p.m. (ET/PT), exclusively on TNT.

 

BLACKOUT An Interview with Director Jerry LaMothe

LaMothe talks about how special this film is to him, working with such amazing talent and the challenges on his previous film.

 

MARIE ANTOINETTE An Interview with Director Sofia Coppola, Kirsten Dunst and Jason Schwartzman

The cast talks about the making of the film.

 

The Robin Harris Story: An Interview with Topper Carew

Carey talks about finally get this story on DVD.

 

300 updates

Check out new images to Frank Miller's book-turned-to-film.v

 

The Trunk Casting news

Djimon Hounsou, Brian White, and Boris Kodjoe are attached to star in the drama "The Trunk," directed by Sylvain White

 

COLOR OF THE CROSS update

Debbie Morgan and Ananda Lewis star in religious film

 

EDDIE MURPHY news

Murphy reteams with Director Brian Robbins on "Starship Dave".

 

SHOTTAS update

Check out the trailer to the gangster film starring Kymani Marley and Spragga Benz.

 

THE PRESTIGE update

Check out new images with Christian Bale and Hugh Jackman.

 

October DVD Releases

Waist Deep, Save The Last Dance 2, X-Men: The Last Stand, and The Break Up are among this month's releases

DRIVING LESSONS: An Interview with Director Jeremy Brock and Rupert Grint

Rupert as well as Director Jeremy Brock talked working on the film and doing something other than Harry Potter.

The Queen: An Interview Helen Mirren

Mirren talks about her portrayal of the Queen and the research she did to play the part without making it look comical.

THE MARINE news

Wrestler John Cena talks to Latino Review about his film debut.

GRIND HOUSE Update

Trailer to Quentin Taratino/ Robert Rodriguez film now online.

CODEBLACK ENTERTAINMENT news

Jeff Clanagan's Codeblack Entertainment has signed a multipicture deal with 20th Century Fox's

IRON MAN casting news

Terrence Howard officially set to join Robert Downey Jr. in comic book film.

Saw 3 update

Check out new images on the horror film .

The Departed Press Conference

Director Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, along with Vera Farmiga talked about on working on this ensemble film.

RAMBO IV NEWS

Stallone to revisit the past with another film on John Rambo

HALLE BERRY news

Berry to produce and star in "Class Act" for Dreamworks.

TAMARA DOBSON DEAD AT 59

Actress known as Cleopatra Jones passed away from pneumonia complications.

THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE: THE BEGINNING -An Interview with Jordana Brewster

Brewster talks about her role in the prequel and getting bruised during shooting.

LITTLE CHILDREN: An Interview with Kate Winslet and Patrick Wilson

Winslet and Wilson discuss their roles in this movie on modern surburbia.

AVP SEQUEL casting new

Shareeka Epps, John Ortiz, and Johnny Lewis added to sequel.

Ludacris News

Rapper-actor added to Vince Vaughn comedy "Fred Claus."

Norbit update

Check out the trailer to the latest Eddie Murphy film

DEJA VU update

Check out the latest pics with Denzel and Paula Patton and Poster.

I AM LEGEND news

Will Smith's daughter, Willow, joins father in sci-fi film along with Charlie Tahan.

TERRENCE HOWARD news

Howard to team again with Craig Brewer on Charlie Pride biopic

DIE HARD 4 casting news

JewReview tells us that Jeffery Wright has been cast as the villain against Bruce Willis.

Children of Men update

Check out the latest pics featuring Chiwetel Ejiofor and Clive Owen.

Catch A Fire update

Check out the latest pics from the Derek Luke film.

CHiPs casting news

Latino Review has the scoop on who will play Wilmer Valderama's Poncho's parter, Jon.

Perfume
Goya's Ghost
300
Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix
Norbit
Dreamgirls
Bobby
Stomp the Yard
I Am Legend
10 Items or Less
Blackout
The Good German
Driving Lessons
American Gangster
Apocalypto
The Invisible
Rescue Dawn
El Cantante
Black Snake Moan
Copying Beethoven
Blood Diamond
Smokin' Aces
Children Of Men
Casino Royale
Saw 3
Shottas
Stranger Than Fiction
Running With Scissors
Tyler Perrys Daddy's Little Girls
The Queen
DOA: Dead or Alive
Fast Food Nation
We Are Marshall
The Perfect Christmas
Pride
The Grudge 2
Grindhouse
Night At The Museum
A Day In The Life
Resident Evil: Extinction
The Prestige
Déjà Vu
Miss Potter
Nanny Diaries
Marie Antoinette
Fur
Volver
Transformers
Unaccompanied Minors
Color of the Cross
A Good Year
The Holiday
Southland Tales
Home Of The Brave
The Pursuit of Happyness
Young Hannibal
Bandidas
Awake
Factory Girl
Harsh Times
Rocky Balboa
Five Fingers
Spiderman3
Rogue
The Cleaner
In The Land of Women
The Good Shepherd
Pan's Labyrinth
Zodiac
Killshot
Sunshine
Premium
Jump Shot
Slow Burn
Lonely Hearts

Clint Eastwood’s strength as a director is his uncanny ability to capture subtlety. “Flags of our Fathers” is a great epic film.

Besides accolades from his contemporaries, the DVD features a variety of revealing reminiscences by friends and relatives who felt blessed by his presence.

Delectable in its vindictiveness, offset by a sophisticated brand of humor likely to keep you in stitches from start to finish.

Trust me, a sloppily-edited, unmanageable insult to the intelligence with far too many shortcomings to deserve any further analysis.

“The Grudge 2” has no substance, no thrill, no suspense, numerous fade-outs, and finally no explanation. Better to rent the original.

Zerophilia is as ingenious and as expertly-executed a feature film debut as you could ever hope to find among the artsy, micro-budget offerings.

Deliberately disturbing, disgusting, and designed with the unshockable in mind, Tideland is strictly recommended for the very open-minded with cast-iron stomachs.

A big payday is the only explanation I can think of for his foisting such an absurd, insult to the intelligence on the unsuspecting public.

Highly-recommended for loyal devotees inclined to approach A Prairie Home Companion as a cinematic capstone on Keillor's magnificent career.

The Departed is one of the year's best films. It's explosive to say the least, but it's also well-acted, executed, and highly intense.

Another Adam Sandler vehicle where he plays that familiar infantile character with an excuse to behave like a moron.

Art School Confidential is an ingenious spoof shot from the perspective of a rapidly-disillusioned kid plunged to the depths of despair.

A wonderful, wonderful message movie, warts-an-all!

Forest Whitaker simply captivates the screen as Idi Amin in a commanding performance that's worthy of a Best Actor Oscar nomination.

Playing "The Queen" with compassion and force, Helen Mirren is the heart and soul of the film.

Another buddy flick filled with so many cliched scenarios.

A perplexing expose' documentary directed by Nick and Marc Francis

This pretentious, meandering rehash devotes more attention to recreating the ambiance of a bygone era than to addressing, in a meaningful manner, the myriad moral questions it raises.

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