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Articles tagged "sanaa lathan" TV DVD ReviewA Raisin in the Sunby Christian Toto[29.May.08] :. The film takes great care to ignite those moments of emotional fires, burning within the dilapidated walls of the apartment.  Film ReviewSomething New (2006)by Cynthia Fuchs[2.Feb.06] :. As the film is focused on Kenya's dilemmas, Brian is something of a cipher, the primary force for her transformation without a life beyond her vision.  Film DVD ReviewAlien vs. Predator (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[26.Jan.05] :. The monsters are functions of the franchise, but also vaguely resistant, less transparent than they seem.  Film DVD ReviewOut of Time (2003)by Cynthia Fuchs[13.Jan.04] :. The fact that Matt is a black man only makes these several lines of pursuit more complicated and more resonant. Film ReviewOut of Time (2003)by Cynthia Fuchs[2.Oct.03] :. The fact that Matt is a black man only makes these several lines of pursuit more complicated and more resonant.  Film ReviewBrown Sugar (2002)by Cynthia Fuchs[10.Oct.02] :. Brown Sugar can blur lines between mainstream and margin, mix up the spirits, just as hip-hop -- so-called real hip-hop but also, in its way, brashly commercial hip-hop -- has always done. Disappearing Acts (2000): Wesley Snipes, Sanaa Lathan, Clark Johnson, CCH Pounderby Cynthia FuchsThis plot comes to revolve around the couple's troubles with money -- it becomes an emblem and manifestation of Zora and Franklin's mutual and separate fears. The Wood (1999)by Cynthia FuchsDuring opening week for The Wood, MTV ran a game show based on the movie — or more precisely, based on promoting the movie, as it was an MTV production. The game show was called... Love & Basketball (2000)by Cynthia FuchsIf there is a more perfect expression of life's pains and elations than Al Green's 'Love and Happiness,' I don't know it. Disappearing Acts (2000)by Cynthia FuchsThis plot comes to revolve around the couple's troubles with money, it becomes an emblem and manifestation of Zora and Franklin's mutual and separate fears. The Best Man (1999)by Cynthia FuchsSomeone I know organized an opening weekend group to go see The Best Man. As he reasons in the invitation he sent out to several friends, Hollywood pays attention to opening weekend box office receipts, and he'd like to ensure that this film's receipts make an impression on the powers that be. You don't see this kind of effort made for just any movie. |
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