OSCARS 2007

Whitaker and Hudson win the gold, while Martin Scorsese wins Best Director and The Departed takes Best Picture.

BLACK SNAKE MOAN: Cast Inteviews

Director Craig Brewer
Samuel L. Jackson
Christina Ricci
David Banner

Zodiac: An Interview with Mark Ruffalo

Ruffalo talks about the character and man he’s portraying on the screen and working with David Fincher.

TYLER PERRY news

Janet Jackson to headline "Why Did I Get Married" with Perry directing.

ICE CUBE news

Cube to star in "First Sunday" for the feature directing debut of playwright David E. Talbert

BLAIR UNDERWOOD news

Underwood to direct Ving Rhames in "The Bridge to Nowhere".

WILD HOGS PRESS CONFERENCE

All of the actors spoke about their experience on a bike and some of their upcoming projects.

NAACP talk

Power Broker talks Image Awards

Perfect Strangers

Check out new pics of Halle Berry and Bruce Willis

Life Is Hot in Cracktown update

Kerry Washington and Evan Ross added to cast

PREMIUM: An Interview with Dorrian Missick

Missick talks about his role, working with Zoe Saldana, and his upcoming film with Jon Heder

AMAZING GRACE
Interviews w/actor Ioan Gruffudd and director Michael Apted.

Director Apted and Gruffudd talk about the film.

GRAY MATTER : Cast Inteviews

Sue Kramer
Heather Graham & Bridget Moynahan

Black Snake Moan update

Check out clips from the movie with Cristina Ricci, Samuel L .Jackson and Justin Timberlake.

Hills Have Eyes 2 update

Check out some new pics on the horror sequel

Spider-Man 3 update

Check out new pics on the Amazing starring Tobey Maguire

LIVE FREE OR DIE HARD update

Check out the int'l trailer to the Bruce Willis film.

300 UPDATE

World Premiere of "300" receives standing ovation!

AVENUE MONTAIGNE: An Interview with Director/Screenwriter Christopher Thompson and Screenwriter Daniele Thompson

Daniele and Christopher talk about their work ethic, the amount of time it takes to create a screenplay, what attracted them to their main character Cécile De France and much more.

Inkheart
Hot Fuzz
Hills Have Eyes 2
Underdog
Africa Unite
Talk to Me
Wild Hogs
Premium
Bordertown
I Think I Love My Wife
The Invisible
The Golden Compass
28 Weeks Later
Shooter
Black Snake Moan
Ocean's 13
The Kingdom
Fantastic Four:
Rise of the Silver Surfer
Primeval
Perfect Strangers
Pirates of the Carribean 3:
At World's End
Spring Break in Bosnia
Ratatouille
Meet The Robinsons
The Last Sentinel
Premonition
Goya's Ghost
300
Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix
I Am Legend
Blackout
American Gangster
The Invisible
Rescue Dawn
El Cantante
DOA: Dead or Alive
The Perfect Christmas
Pride
Grindhouse
A Day In The Life
Resident Evil: Extinction
Nanny Diaries
Transformers
Southland Tales
Awake
Five Fingers
Spiderman3
Rogue
In The Land of Women
Zodiac
Killshot
Sunshine
Jump Shot
Slow Burn

A barely believable flight of fancy that’s fun the whole family, provided you’re capable of suspending disbelief.

Chatmon's ability to inject humor while addressing some serious issues with the film business and romantic relationships add to his talent and makes "Premium" worth seeing.

The dialogue doesn't have enough wit and loses its capacity with lazy execution.

The script follows the same formulaic quality that most romantic comedies today endure: no surprises and little bite.

It is an effective portrayal of the perseverance of the human spirit in the face of oppression and rejection. .

Helmed by Scorsese, , this multi-layered mystery is a cinematic masterpiece unnecessarily marred by gratuitous gore.

Eddie can’t complain about the demeaning script, since he co-wrote it with his brother, Charlie.

Hannibal Rising really amounts to more of a vigilante adventure on the order of Death Wish than a true slasher flick.

This overplotted, emotional dump plods along as if the characters are stuck
in the cinematic equivalent of quicksand, never generating any traction.

This familiar formula could have worked were it not for Ms. Keaton’s infuriating dumbing herself down and mugging for the camera

This enchanting, if bittersweet memoir seamlessly interweaves such wistful, tenderhearted reflections with archival film footage.

Despite the micro-budget production values, Sherrybaby is an engrossing, bittersweet tale of human failings and redemption.

If ever there were a movie that ironically defied stereotyping by calling attention to every conceivable universal stereotype and incorporating them all into one big fishbowl for the world's enjoyment, Smokin' Aces is it.

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