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April 11, 2013
Cinema Convo, Comic Book Chiwetel Ejiofor, Christopher Priest, Idris Elba, Morris Chestnut, The Black Panther Leave a comment
Morris Chestnut set the comic geek world ablaze with this follow-up to a tweet he posted about getting ready for T’Challa aka the Black Panther
Not final. #BlackPanther may be in #avengers2 first. RT @jamaal91604133: @morris_chestnut Can’t wait to see this movie. #BlackPanther
— Morris Chestnut (@Morris_Chestnut) April 9, 2013 More
December 27, 2012
Comedy, Drama, Family, Film Flashbacks, Movie Reviews Chris Brown, Columbus Short, Delroy Lindo, Idris Elba, jumping the broom, Lauren London, Laz Alonso, Loretta Devine, Preston A. Whitmore II, Regina King, Sharon Leal, This Christmas Leave a comment
Why can’t more movies be like “This Christmas?” Or is it really that difficult to make a movie that’s a genuinely touching and realistic portrayal of African-American families? [2012 FF: Doubly confusing as the $17.9 million budgeted film went on to earn $49 million at the box office.]
It’s Christmas time and Ma’Dere’s (Loretta Devine, “Grey’s Anatomy”) entire clan is coming home for the holidays to join her and the youngest “Baby” (R&B singer Chris Brown). [2012 FF: Brown has such an easily likable demeanor onscreen and I keep wondering how much brighter his film career would have been without that moment of crazy he caught with Rihanna]. More
October 19, 2012
Movie Reviews Alex Cross, Along Came a Spider, Edward Burns, Idris Elba, Kiss the Girls, Lost, Matthew Fox, Morgan Freeman, Prometheus, Rachel Nichols, Rob Cohen, The Fast and the Furious, Tyler Perry, xXx 6 Comments
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Tyler Perry stars in “Alex Cross.”
The biggest problem with trying to reinvent yourself as a hard-nosed tough guy is when most of the movie-going public most closely associates you as a woman.
That’s the issue Tyler Perry faces in “Alex Cross,” a mediocre action/drama that serves as a prequel of sorts to the big screen adaptations of James Patterson novels, “Along Came a Spider” and “Kiss the Girls,” starring Morgan Freeman as an older, more experienced Cross. More
June 8, 2012
Science Fiction Charlize Theron, Idris Elba, Michael Fassbender, Noomi Rapace, Prometheus, Ridley Scott 5 Comments
Few summer films have as much buzz as “Prometheus” — largely for “Blade Runner” Director Ridley Scott’s much-anticipated return to the science-fiction genre and its rumored connection to the “Alien” franchise he started in 1979.
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