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TORQUE OPENS ON JAN. 16th     If there's any film this year, as early as it is, that can knock the reigning box office champs, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, from its position, it has to be TORQUE. From the producers of S.W.A.T , 2 Fast 2 Furious, and Out of Time, TORQUE stars Ice Cube, Faison Love, Christina Milian, Jay Hernandez, Freddo Star, and Martin Henderson.
blackfilm.com Advance Screening Series Click here for Torque Screening Click here to enter the Torque Contest   Features Latest Features Additions:    TORQUE Of all the rappers who are in the film business from LL Cool J to Queen Latifah, no one has been more successful than Ice Cube. Prepared by Wilson Morales MY BABY'S DADDY If there's anyone in this business who has elevated his game and is worth watching on the big screen, it's Anthony Anderson Prepared by Wilson Morales CUBA: ISLAND OF MUSIC Just when you thought there was all to know about Cuba through film documentaries about Fidel Castro and the acclaimed film "The Buena Vista Social Club", there's more to come. Prepared by Wilson Morales ALONG CAME POLLY Ben Stiller and Jennifer Aniston speak about the physical challenges in this romantic comedy. Prepared by Wilson Morales DVD Releases Coming out this week on DVD are some film favorites and the sequel to a blockbuster. Prepared by Wilson Morales BEST OF BLACK 2003 blackfilm.com would like to recognize the black talent who made a contribution to the film industry this year. Prepared by Wilson Morales Top Ten Films of 2003 Of the many films I have seen this year (over 250), these are the films I thought were the best of 2003. Prepared by Wilson Morales PAYCHECK: An Interview with Joe Morton Joe talks about his role in the film and lasting in this industry as a character actor. Prepared by Wilson Morales Black Film Critics Unite African American journalists from the print, online and broadcast arenas announce the formation of the African American Film Critics Association. Prepared by Wilson Morales The African American Film Critics Association Top Ten List The African American Film Critics Association Select The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King As The Top Film Of 2003. Prepared by Wilson Morales Love Don't Cost a Thing: An Interview with Nick Cannon Nick speaks about his character in the film and getting folks to take his music seriously. Interviewed by Wilson Morales Honey: An Interview with Jessica Alba Ms. Alba spoke about the rigors of learning the dance moves for the film. Interviewed by Wilson Morales Honey: An Interview with Joy Bryant Joy talks about her character in Honey and giving back to her community. Interviewed by Wilson Morales Honey: An Interview with Director Billie Woodruff Director Billie Woodruff talks about the difference between shooting a video and directing a film. Interviewed by Wilson Morales Visit the Features Archive		Entertainment news Click here for current entertainment news   Reviews Latest Review Additions:    My Baby's Daddy (in Film) My Baby's Daddy is a very disappointing film. It had some genuinely funny moments, but is really not that funny or entertaining as a whole.    HOUSE OF SAND AND FOG (in Film) The film is a haunting, thought-provoking, dramatic film. It not only features the challenging issues of right and wrong, but the acting is top notch, especially the work given by Ben Kingsley. COLD MOUNTAIN (in Film) Cold Mountain is a good film, not a great film.  It's not the Oscar behemoth that they're hoping it will be, but I think audiences will generally be satisfied. PAYCHECK (in Film) John Woo is back in top form with his futuristic sci-fi thriller Paycheck. Girl with a Pearl Earring (in Film) Girl with a Pearl Earring is a masterpiece of production and subtlety. The Last Samurai (in Film) It's gripping, emotional, and laced with a splendid production design. Definitely one of the year's best films! The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King (in Film) They did save the best for last. Return of the King does an excellent job of delivering the journey part of the story, probably more than any film ever made. Visit the Reviews Archive   Contact Us   Send us a note info@blackfilm.com Remember to visit our Archive!   Sign Up For our Mailing List Email: Subscribe Unsubscribe   Advertising For more information on advertising opportunities with blackfilm.com, please contact us at advertise@blackfilm.com

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