How screwed up would you be if you found out that both your mom and your grandma slept with the same guy? Beau Burroughs (Kevin Costner) has had his way with both. Sarah Huttinger (Jennifer Aniston) thinks Beau might be her father. When he’s proven not to be and she’s quite irked bythe circumstances, she sets off with this smoothie and soon finds herself in a quandry. She has the chance to follow in the footsteps of both women. Well, why not? All it might cost her is her future.

Director:  Rob Reiner Writer:  Ted Griffin Cast:
Jennifer Aniston -  Sarah Huttinger Kevin Costner -  Beau Burroughs Shirley MacLaine -  Katharine Richelieu Mark Ruffalo -  Jeff Daly Richard Jenkins -  Earl Huttinger Christopher McDonald -  Roger McManus Steve Sandvoss -  Scott Mena Suvari -  Annie Huttinger		Mike Vogel -  Blake Burroughs Robert Lanza -  New Year’s Eve M.C. Lisa Vachon -  Young Katharine Trevor Stock -  Young Beau Jennifer Taylor -  Jocelyn Richelieu Marcia Ann Burrs -  Pasadenan Wife Lynn Wanlass -  Pasadenan Wife Mary Anne McGarry -  Pasadenan Wife

What does it take to kill some guys? Sasha (Ivan Petrushinov), a Russian gangster, is left lying inside his car with a bullet through his head. It was put there by Nick Cherenko (Dolph Lundgren) who, after the killing of his wife and son in a firefight, popped him and fled to the USA. Now maybe seven years later, he is approached by a woman who wants him to rescue her daughter who has been kidnapped and sold into a white slavery ring run by none other than the aforementioned Sacha. Nick has some ideas that he’d like to try out to make sure that he is able to put Sasha down permanently.

Director:  Dolph Lundgren Writer:  Bryan Edward Hill; Dolph Lundgren Cast:
Dolph Lundgren -  Nick Cherenko Ben Cross -  William Burton Ivan Petrushinov -  Sasha Olivia Lee -  Julia Raicho Vasilev -  Achmed		Assen Blatechki -  Yuri Hilda van der Meulen -  Alina Velizar Binev -  The German Barry Evans -  Barry Maria Ilieva -  Natalya

I remember from some other movie the scene where the hero/anti-hero on a motorcycle is careening down a highway (maybe with a girl-in-jeopardy on the back) chased by the bad guys in a roadster/Hummer/fast car and he jams on the front brake while twisting the handlebars. It forces his cycle into a pirouette and, as it twists, he fires his billion round machine pistol at them causing a gigantic explosion which would take out a small city in most places. And he just smirks. This movie has one of the best of those scenes in it with Miyamoto (Takeshi Kaneshiro) as the gunslinging maverick, Milly (Anne Suzuki) as the girl and a poor old Beamer as the car-in-jeopardy.

Director:  Takashi Yamazaki Writer:  Kenya Hirata; Takashi Yamazaki Cast:
Takeshi Kaneshiro -  Miyamoto Anne Suzuki -  Milly Kirin Kiki -  Xie Goro Kishitani -  Mizoguchi Yukiko Okamoto -  Dr. Yagi Mitsuru Murata -  Mizoguchi’s Henchman Kisuke Iida -  Karasawa, Mizoguchi’s Henchman Kazuya Shimizu -  Murakami, Mizoguchi’s Henchman		Chiharu Kawai -  Liu’s Interpreter Dean Harrington -  Dr. Brown Xiaoqun Zhao -  Slave Merchant Masaya Takahashi -  Liu Laoban, Chinese Godfather Ahmad Ali -  Future Soldier Ari Anders -  Future Technition Byron Baron -  Future Soldier Bernard Beardsley -  Future Soldier

City traffic can make you scream. The lights change too soon, other drivers are distracted by cell phones, dining and personal grooming. What can you do? Well one thing is to have a singalong. Soo Yung (Julia Hsu) may not be a teenager yet but she knows how to have a good time. All you need to do is sing and with a back seat all to herself, she’s finding it a grand endeavour. However, Soo Yung’s bodyguard (Roger Fan) isn’t so lucky since he has a job to do. Neither is Soo Yung’s driver (George Cheung) as he has to keep his mind on the road.

Director:  Brett Ratner Writer:  Ross LaManna; Jim Kouf Cast:
Ken Leung -  Sang Jackie Chan -  Chief Inspector Lee Tom Wilkinson -  Thomas Griffin/Juntao Tzi Ma -  Consul Han Robert Littman -  First Caucasian Michael Chow -  Diner Guest Julia Hsu -  Soo Yung Chris Tucker -  Detective James Carter		Chris Penn -  Clive Cod Kai Lennox -  Cop at Diner Larry Sullivan Jr. -  Cop at Diner Yan Ling -  Consul Secretary Roger Fan -  Soo Yung’s Bodyguard George Cheung -  Soo Yung’s Driver Lucy Lin -  Exposition Official Rex Linn -  FBI Agent Dan Whitney

Kids… What can you do with them? Particularly when they are royalty. Not much as Falkon (Paul L.Smith) knows. He has the unenviable task of being shepherd to the crankiest monarch this side of Cimmeria, Tarn (Ernie Reyes, Jr.), who orders him about as if his kingdom and his people still existed rather than slaughtered by the army of Queen Gedren (Sandahl Bergman). But the royal does have class. After rescuing his little butt from the swivel hand, he has the courtesy to offer Sonja (Brigitte Nielsen) a reward in gold, a job as cook and to dismiss her from his presence. Sonja just smiles.

Director:  Richard Fleischer Writer:  Robert E. Howard; Clive Exton; George MacDonald Fraser Cast:
Brigitte Nielsen -  Red Sonja Arnold Schwarzenegger -  Kalidor Sandahl Bergman -  Queen Gedren Paul L. Smith -  Falkon Ernie Reyes, Jr. -  Tarn Ronald Lacey -  Ikol Pat Roach -  Brytag Janet Agren -  Varna		Terry Richards -  Djart Donna Osterbuhr -  Kendra, the High Priestess Kiyoshi Yamazaki -  Kyobo Tad Horino -  Swordmaster Francesca Romana Coluzzi -  Red Sonja’s Mother Lara Naszinski -  Gedren’s Handmaid Stefano Mioni -  Barlok, Red Sonja’s Brother Tutte Lemkow -  Wizard