When your life turns to poop and everyone wants a piece of you, what do you do? Cut and run? Fight back? Jack Giamoro (Ben Affleck) decides its time to get his life back but first he needs his stolen personal journal back from Barbi Ling (Bai Ling), a tabloid reporter. He lines up a meeting at what he called the worst Chinese restaurant in town. Unfortunately, it belongs to Barbi’s family and the discussion dissolves from there until the family is chasing him and his co-workers through the alleys of Chinatown.

Director:  Mike Binder Writer:  Mike Binder Cast:
Ben Affleck -  Jack Giamoro Rebecca Romijn -  Nina Giamoro John Cleese -  Dr. Primkin Samuel Ball -  Jimmy Dooley Mike Binder -  Morty Erica Cerra -  Sela Gina Gershon -  Arlene Kreiner Adam Goldberg -  Phil Balow		Howard Hesseman -  Ben Giamoro Ling Bai -  Barbi Ling Jerry O’Connell -  David Lilly Kal Penn -  Alan Fineberg Amber Valletta -  Brynn Lilly Damien Wayans -  Lucky Reynolds Laura Soltis -  Barbara Giamoro Spencer Forbes -  Anthony Giamoro

Some guys just don’t listen. They’re so pumped with testosterone that they get stupid. It must be in the food they eat or the liquids they drink or their brains are just wired wrong. Ryder (Dolph Lundgren) asks the bunch looking for a witness to leave the property and they decline. He asks another time and they respond with fists and shotguns. Ryder takes away the sawed-off and, after making some holes in the lads’ trucks, forces them to scurry away like badgers with their pants around their knees.

Director:  Dolph Lundgren Writer:  Dolph Lundgren; Frank Valdez Cast:
Dolph Lundgren -  Ryder Kateri Walker -  Nancy Chelsea Ricketts -  Kiowa Matthew Tompkins -  John Reno John D. Montoya -  Junior James Chalke -  Sheriff Acoma John Enos III -  Jarfe Lawrence Varnado -  Gomez		Charles Solomon Jr. -  Murphy Jonny Cruz -  Billy August Schellenberg -  White Deer Brad Imes -  Hoss Morgana Shaw -  Tiger Julian Guevara -  Mexican Smuggler Andrew Stevens -  Smuggler Bryan Massey -  State Police Deputy

I’m a book guy, have been for many years. But it took a movie to remind me that you can take all of the novels in the world and not one of them will make me feel as good, as fast as hearing The Temptations singing Smokey’s song about having sunshine on a cloudy day and when it cold outside, I’ve got the month of May. Thanks, Smokey.

Director:  Marc Lawrence Writer:  Marc Lawrence Cast:
Hugh Grant -  Alex Fletcher Drew Barrymore -  Sophie Fisher Brad Garrett -  Chris Riley Kristen Johnston -  Rhonda Fisher Campbell Scott -  Sloan Cates Scott Porter -  Colin Thompson Nick Bacon -  Pop Bass Player Andrew Wyatt -  Pop Guitar Player		Dan McMillan -  Pop Drummer Tom Foligno -  Has-Beens Promo Announcer Zak Orth -  David Newbert – TV Executive #1 Brooke Tansley -  Janice Stern – TV Executive #2 Daniel Stewart Sherman -  Willy Aasif Mandvi -  Khan Haley Bennett -  Cora Corman Matthew Morrison -  Ray

It is a classic dilemma. Howard W. Campbell (Nick Nolte) is a German sympathizer, a writer and spokesman who promotes the Nazi agenda. He is considered a celebrity with the Reich and a propagandist in America. He also works as a spy for the Americans. But his handlers disappear and he has no proof of what he does or has done. How can he prove his worth when nobody believes he had the best of democratic intentions.

Director:  Keith Gordon Writer:  Kurt Vonnegut Jr.; Robert B. Weide Cast:
Nick Nolte -  Howard W. Campbell Jr. Sheryl Lee -  Helga Noth/Resi Noth Alan Arkin -  George Kraft Bernard Behrens -  Rev. Dr. Lionel Jones Anna Berger -  Epstein’s Mother Arye Gross -  Dr. Abraham Epstein Norman Rodway -  Werner Noth Frankie Faison -  Robert Sterling Wilson		Gerard Parkes -  Father Patrick Keeley Vlasta Vrana -  August Krapptauer Zach Grenier -  Joseph Goebbels Kirsten Dunst -  Young Resi Noth Anthony J. Robinow -  Prison Warden Michael McGill -  Prison Official Shimon Aviel -  Guard Bernard Liebman Bill Corday -  Campbell’s Father

Frank Keane (Robert Carlyle) is grieving over the death of his wife. He is a witness to a traffic accident involving Steve Mills (John Goodman) where he is asked to find a girl at a dance studio. Frank decides to return and is asked by Marienne Hotchkiss (Mary Steenburgen) to help her demonstrate the Lindy Hop. He is having such a good time he lets loose and dances with most of the female students until Marienne jolts him out of his reverie. For she knows what a powerful medium dance is. A judicious embrace can exorcise many demons but can also extract many deep-seated emotions, so she says. But if one is able to manage the challenges of dance, one can also enjoys its rewards.

Director:  Randall Miller Writer:  Randall Miller; Jody Savin Cast:
Robert Carlyle -  Frank Keane Marisa Tomei -  Meredith Morrison John Goodman -  Steve Mills Mary Steenburgen -  Marienne Hotchkiss Sean Astin -  Kip Kipling Danny DeVito -  Booth Donnie Wahlberg -  Randall Ipswitch David Paymer -  Rafael Horowitz		Camryn Manheim -  Lisa Gobar Adam Arkin -  Gabe DiFranco Sonia Braga -  Tina Elden Henson -  Sampson/Young Steve Mills Ernie Hudson -  Blake Rische Miguel Sandoval -  Matthew Smith Patricia Fraser -  Marilyn Hotchkiss Teresa Johnston -  Kate Collmary