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Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End

What would you do for love? Now suppose that the love is unrequited? Admiral James Norrington (Jack Davenport) is helping Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley) and others escape from the cursed pirate ship. When she asks why, after all that has passed between them in the past, he tells her that he truly loves her.

Norrington lets them loose from the ship’s brig and watches as they scramble across a tow line back to their captured ship. Elizabeth is the last to leave, and asks Norrington why he’s setting them free. He replies that he has now chosen his side, though he knows this does not absolve him of his other sins including his betrayal. He knows that he’s not going to win her heart but he’s driven to show her that he is willing to be a good man despite the fact that it may cost him his life.


Director:  Gore Verbinski
Writer:  Ted Elliott; Terry Rossio; Stuart Beattie; Jay Wolpert
Cast:
Johnny Depp -  Captain Jack Sparrow
Geoffrey Rush -  Captain Barbossa
Orlando Bloom -  Will Turner
Keira Knightley -  Elizabeth Swann
Jack Davenport -  Admiral James Norrington
Bill Nighy -  Davy Jones
Jonathan Pryce -  Governor Weatherby Swann
Mackenzie Crook -  Ragetti
Lee Arenberg -  Pintel
Kevin McNally -  Gibbs
Stellan Skarsgård -  ‘Bootstrap’ Bill Turner
Tom Hollander -  Lord Cutler Beckett
Naomie Harris -  Tia Dalma
David Schofield -  Mercer
Lauren Maher -  Scarlett
Clive Ashborn -  Koleniko / Dutchman









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Panic

What happens when you’re unhappy with your life? Some struggle through it and find a solution. Others change parts of it—job, spouse, city, etc.—to find relief from that which is causing the problems. Some see a shrink to find out whether it is them or something in their life. For Alex (William H. Macy), it isn’t quite so straightforward. He’s working in the family business with his dad Michael (Donald Sutherland). His mom, Dierdre (Barbara Bain) helped start the business and it’s all Alex has known since he was a wee sprout. No wonder he is seeing a psychiatrist. You see being employed as a killer-for-hire can be stressful. But he thinks he may have found a release after meeting Sarah Cassidy (Neve Campbell) in the doctor’s waiting room. She’s cute, perky, available and as interested in him as he is in her. This could be better for a mid-life crisis than that little red sports car.


Director:  Henry Bromell
Writer:  Henry Bromell
Cast:
William H. Macy -  Alex
John Ritter -  Dr. Josh Parks
Neve Campbell -  Sarah Cassidy
Donald Sutherland -  Michael
Tracey Ullman -  Martha ‘Matty’
Barbara Bain -  Deidre
David Dorfman -  Sammy
Tina Lifford -  Dr. Leavitt
Bix Barnaba -  Louie
Nicholle Tom -  Tracy
Thomas Curtis -  Alex at Seven
Andrea Taylor -  Candice
Steve Moreno -  Sean
Erica Ortega -  Rachel
Greg Pitts -  Alex at Twenty
Stewart J. Zully -  Eddie









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Pulse

Conspiracies are almost the staff of life on the internet. They’re pervasive. We see them on many sites where someone thinks that one or more someone elses have done something, are covering up some event or are out to do something nefarious. Who is doing what to whom and why? Geez, no wonder there is so much paranoia and skepticism around. Now comes a new threat. Mattie Webber (Kristin Bell) gets a bunch of messages from her dead boyfriend, Josh Ockmann (Jonathan Tucker), via electronic means. It seems that the dead want to return to our world via the internet. They’re pissed and they’re not taking any prisoners. Lots of the usual horror tropes with some pretty good effects.


Director:  Jim Sonzero
Writer:  Wes Craven; Ray Wright; Kiyoshi Kurosawa
Cast:
Kristen Bell -  Mattie Webber
Ian Somerhalder -  Dexter McCarthy
Christina Milian -  Isabell Fuentes
Rick Gonzalez -  Stone
Jonathan Tucker -  Josh Ockmann
Samm Levine -  Tim Steinberg
Octavia Spencer -  Landlady
Jeremy Guskin -  R.A.
Ron Rifkin -  Dr. Waterson
Joseph Gatt -  Dark Figure
Kel O’Neill -  Douglas Zieglar
Tate Hanyok -  Cafe Girl
Amanda Tepe -  Grad Student/Margaret
Zach Grenier -  Professor Cardiff
Corryn Cummins -  Crying Girl
Riki Lindhome -  Janelle









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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest

Davy Jones (Bill Nighy) is the captain of the Flying Dutchman, a legendary ghost ship which haunts the seas in search of cursed souls to serve upon his vessel for a century. He was unable to bear the pain of losing his one true love so he carved out his heart and stored it in the Dead Man’s Chest. As time passes, he has evolved into a creature that is part octopus, part crab and part man. The first time you see him and his wiggly tentacles, you’ll think that Cthulhu spent a sweaty weekend away with one of his female acolytes.


Director:  Gore Verbinski
Writer:  Ted Elliott; Terry Rossio; Stuart Beattie; Jay Wolpert
Cast:
Johnny Depp -  Jack Sparrow
Orlando Bloom -  Will Turner
Keira Knightley -  Elizabeth Swann
Jack Davenport -  Norrington
Bill Nighy -  Davy Jones
Jonathan Pryce -  Governor Weatherby Swann
Lee Arenberg -  Pintel
Mackenzie Crook -  Ragetti
Kevin McNally -  Gibbs
Tom Hollander -  Lord Cutler Beckett
Stellan Skarsgård -  Bootstrap Bill
David Bailie -  Cotton
Naomie Harris -  Tia Dalma
Martin Klebba -  Marty
Alex Norton -  Captain Bellamy
Lauren Maher -  Scarlett









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Planet Terror

Sometimes docs forget the first rule of medicine—protect yourself at all costs. That way you know you’re going to survive all sorts of attacks including zombies which seem to be happening with a greater frequency in the recent past. It may mean that you’ll have to make some sacrifices. Other people’s sacrifices, that is. Dr. William Block (Josh Brolin) doesn’t always keep this in mind when he decides to squeeze the abscess on Joe’s (Nicky Katz) tongue. True to form, it bursts all over the doctor’s face. But no worries, his wife, that cheating bitch, Dr. Dakota Block (Marley Shelton) is nearby and can save the day. She has her trusty yellow, blue and red hypos of anesthetic in her breast pocket. A routine injection and it’ll knock him on his butt and the other doctors can proceed.


Director:  Robert Rodriguez
Writer:  Robert Rodriguez
Cast:
Rose McGowan -  Cherry Darling
Freddy Rodríguez -  El Wray
Josh Brolin -  Dr. William Block
Marley Shelton -  Dr. Dakota Block
Jeff Fahey -  J.T. Hague
Michael Biehn -  Sheriff Hague
Rebel Rodriguez -  Tony Block
Bruce Willis -  Lt. Muldoon
Naveen Andrews -  Abby
Julio Oscar Mechoso -  Romey
Stacy Ferguson -  Tammy
Nicky Katt -  Joe
Hung Nguyen -  Dr. Crane
Cecilia Conti -  Paramedic #1
Tommy Nix -  Paramedic #2
Tom Savini -  Deputy Tolo