Betrayal. It is always a shock to find out that our trust has been breached and it makes you tentative in who you will vest an interest. Lara Croft (Angelina Jolie) attends an auction to meet an old family friend and runs into a rival, Alex West (Daniel Craig) who swiped a prayer wheel or two out from under her. He’s still upset and doesn’t know how to reconcile the situation (I suppose they could start by swapping tips on how to do accents). She follows Wilson (Leslie Phillips) to his office, explaining how the clockwork device came into her possession, what she has found so far and asking how she can learn more. It is apparent to anyone watching that he is lying when he tells her that he knows nothing about the mechanism. Later, he calls Lara with a tip on who might know more as a slight attempt to salvage the shame he feels for deceiving her.

Director:  Simon West Writer:  Sara B. Cooper; Mike Werb; Michael Colleary; Simon West; Patrick Massett; John Zinman Cast:
Angelina Jolie -  Lara Croft Jon Voight -  Lord Richard Croft Iain Glen -  Manfred Powell Noah Taylor -  Bryce Daniel Craig -  Alex West Richard Johnson -  Distinguished Gentleman Christopher Barrie -  Hillary Julian Rhind-Tutt -  Mr. Pimms		Leslie Phillips -  Wilson Robert Phillips -  Julius, Assault Team Leader Rachel Appleton -  Young Lara Henry Wyndham -  Boothby’s Auctioneer David Y. Cheung -  Head Laborer David K.S. Tse -  Head Laborer Ozzie Yue -  Aged Buddhist Monk Wai-Keat Lau -  Young Buddhist Monk

The Mormon (Sam Elliott) is having a bad day. The events that he has been orchestrating have blown to hell and gone. Walking down the hotel corridor he sees a chance to save himself when he pulls a gun on Detective Bryce (Debi Mazar), not knowing she’s a cop. Dragging her back to her hotel room as a hostage, he pushes in to the room only to find it full of cops with their guns drawn and pointed at him. Discretion being the better part of valour, he surrenders gracefully.

Director:  Matt Checkowski; Kurt Mattila Writer:  Noah Hawley Cast:
Jerry O’Connell -  Businessman Jon Polito -  Jimmy the Photographer Deborah Kara Unger -  Dorothy Steve Coogan -  Ray Elliot Rebecca Romijn -  Lola Henry Rollins -  Putty Selma Blair -  Adelle Jim Cody Williams -  BoBo		Sam Elliott -  The Mormon James Brolin -  Robert Hatch Sharon Lawrence -  Judith Hatch John Leguizamo -  Hannibal James Marsden -  Wendell Hatch Debi Mazar -  Detective Bryce Aimee Garcia -  Operator #1 Yasmine Delawari -  Operator #2

Suppose a crime lord asks you to kill the gay son of a rival gangster to pay off a $96,000 debt that belongs to a friend in whose place you’re staying as a result of losing your job, your apartment and finding your girlfriend in bed with another guy? How’s that for luck? Just ask Slevin Kelevra (Josh Hartnett). It is how Lindsay (Lucy Liu) describes his life.

Director:  Paul McGuigan Writer:  Jason Smilovic Cast:
Josh Hartnett -  Slevin Kelevra Bruce Willis -  Goodkat Lucy Liu -  Lindsey Morgan Freeman -  The Boss Ben Kingsley -  The Rabbi Michael Rubenfeld -  Yitzchok ‘the Fairy’ Peter Outerbridge -  Dumbrowski Stanley Tucci -  Detective Brikowski		Kevin Chamberlin -  Marty Dorian Missick -  Elvis Mykelti Williamson -  Sloe Scott Gibson -  Max Daniel Kash -  Bodyguard #1 Dmitry Chepovetsky -  Bodyguard Danny Aiello -  Roth, the Bookie Sam Jaeger -  Nick Fisher

Stitch (voice of Chris Sanders) finds himself a resident of the local pound and seems to be enjoying himself. All of the other denizens are hiding in the rafters and behind the feed bins as he decides it is time to walkabout. Lilo (voice of Daveigh Chase) drops by for a visit as she is in the market for a dog to keep her company. She’s quite surprised to find the dog run deserted but for a fuzzy blue creature which sorta looks like a dog. She falls for him at first sight and there is no prying the two of them apart.

Director:  Chris Sanders; Dean DeBlois   Cast:
Daveigh Chase -  Lilo [Voice] Chris Sanders -  Stitch [Voice] Tia Carrere -  Nani [Voice] David Ogden Stiers -  Jumba [Voice] Kevin McDonald -  Pleakley [Voice] Ving Rhames -  Cobra Bubbles [Voice]		Zoe Caldwell -  Grand Councilwoman [Voice] Jason Scott Lee -  David Kawena [Voice] Kevin Richardson -  Captain Gantu [Voice] Susan Hegarty -  Rescue Lady [Voice] Amy Hill -  Mrs. Hasagawa [Voice]

I remember meeting a fellow who seemed to be a about a mile wide and an inch deep. He knew a little about a lot of things but not very much about any one topic. I thought he’d last about 10 minutes in his job and flit off to something else in the blink of an eye. But he seemed to careen from place to another, starting with working for me to being my boss’s boss in less time than it takes to get a legislative change made. It made me wonder at the purpose of management and whether I wanted to join their ranks. Elle Woods (Reese Witherspoon) shows many of the same skills. Displaying a capacity to absorb information and knowledge not expected of someone with her demeanour, she accomplishes her goals with the skills of a veteran and still looks good with her French manicure. I guess it pays never to underestimate someone with a law degree from Harvard no matter how blonde she may be.

Director:  Charles Herman-Wurmfeld; Charles Herman-Wurmfield Writer:  Kate Kondell Cast:
Reese Witherspoon -  Elle Woods Sally Field -  Congresswoman Rudd Regina King -  Grace Stoteraux Jennifer Coolidge -  Paulette Parcelle Bruce McGill -  Stanford Marks Dana Ivey -  Libby Hauser Mary Lynn Rajskub -  Reena Giuliani Jessica Cauffiel -  Margot		Alanna Ubach -  Serena McGuire J. Barton -  Timothy McGinn Bob Newhart -  Sidney Post Luke Wilson -  Emmett Richmond Matthew Price -  Cole’s Aide Juliet Pinto -  Intern Dancer Robert Peters -  Guard Caroline A. Rice -  Intern Dancer