Isn’t life grand? Sometimes you meet to person of your dreams in the most unlikely places. Georgia Sykes (Alicia Keys) disguises herself as a working girl in order to complete a hit. Her partner is ensconced in a hotel room down the street looking down the scope of a massive rifle that fires bullets the size of Cuban cigars. It all goes awry and she gets shot while trying to clip her mark. In a frantic attempt to escape for the others trying to complete the same murder, she is aided by a disgraced bodyguard who ends up carrying her in his arms down the hotel stairwell, all the while making goo-goo eyes at one another.

Director:  Joe Carnahan Writer:  Joe Carnahan Cast:
Ben Affleck -  Jack Dupree Zach Cumer -  Warren Jason Bateman -  Rip Reed Common -  Sir Ivy Joseph Ruskin -  Primo Sparazza Andy Garcia -  Stanley Locke Alex Rocco -  Serna Alicia Keys -  Georgia Sykes		Wayne Newton -  Himself Ray Liotta -  Donald Carruthers Jeremy Piven -  Buddy ‘Aces’ Israel Peter Berg -  “Pistol” Pete Deeks Ryan Reynolds -  Richard Messner Martin Henderson -  Hollis Elmore Christopher Michael Holley -  Bernard “Beanie” Alfonso Mike Falkow -  Freeman Heller

There is a moment in everyone’s life when an opportunity arises to do something that may change your life. Mary Jane Parker (Kirsten Dunst) walks into one when she finds Spider-man (Tobey Maguire) semi-concussed and dangling from a building. Her Spidey crush overcomes her and she places a big smooch on him, little realizing how much it will change her life.

Director:  Sam Raimi Writer:  Stan Lee; Steve Ditko; David Koepp Cast:
Tobey Maguire -  Spider-Man/Peter Parker Willem Dafoe -  Green Goblin/Norman Osborn Kirsten Dunst -  Mary Jane Watson James Franco -  Harry Osborn Cliff Robertson -  Uncle Ben Rosemary Harris -  Aunt May J.K. Simmons -  J. Jonah Jameson Joe Manganiello -  Flash Thompson		Gerry Becker -  Maximilian Fargas Bill Nunn -  Joseph ‘Robbie’ Robertson Jack Betts -  Henry Balkan Stanley Anderson -  General Slocum Ron Perkins -  Dr. Mendell Stromm Michael Papajohn -  Carjacker K.K. Dodds -  Ellie Simkins Ted Raimi -  Hoffman

I remember when I felt turned inside out at the prospect of telling my parents something I thought to be so serious that I didn’t know how to approach them. While I dithered trying to figure out an approach, little did I know they would take it with grace and helped me to figure out a solution. My life didn’t come to an end. Wilhelmina (Michelle Krusiec) is in such a pickle. She has a sparkling new romance with Vivian Shing (Lynn Chen), a ballet dancer and her boss’s daughter. In a neighbourhood not known for its gay leanings, she know she has to tell Ma (Joan Chen). Unfortunately for Wil, her situation pales in comparison to Ma who has gone and gotten knocked up and Grandpa (Jin Wang) and Grandma (Guang Lan Koh) are none to pleased, having booted her out on the street.

Director:  Alice Wu Writer:  Alice Wu Cast:
Michelle Krusiec -  Wil Joan Chen -  Ma Lynn Chen -  Vivian Shing Jin Wang -  Wai Gung – Grandpa Guang Lan Koh -  Wai Po – Grandma Jessica Hecht -  Randi – Hospital Co-Worker Ato Essandoh -  Jay – Neighbor David Shih -  Norman		Brian Yang -  Little Yu Nathanel Geng -  Stimson Cho Mao Zhao -  Old Yu Louyong Wong -  Dr. Shing Clare Sum -  Mrs. Wong Qian Luo -  Mrs. Shing Richard Chang -  Stephen Hoon Lee -  Raymond Wong

If you’re going to kill someone, you really should make sure that your victim is a corpse when you call it in as an accident. It is so embarrassing when the police find them hale and hearty. Peter Lyman (Hugh Jackman) takes Sondra Pransky (Scarlett Johansson) out for a pleasant afternoon excursion on his lake and, thinking her a non-swimmer, drops her in the drink and sets it up as if she went out alone. Distraught, he calls the local constabulary and tells them that she wanted some time away. Unfortunately for him, Sondra wanders in, soaked to the skin, adding that she feigned her inability to swim to meet Peter.

Director:  Woody Allen Writer:  Woody Allen Cast:
Hugh Jackman -  Peter Lyman Scarlett Johansson -  Sondra Pransky Ian McShane -  Joe Strombel Woody Allen -  Sid Waterman Romola Garai -  Vivian Anthony Head -  Detective Julian Glover -  Lord Lyman Geoff Bell -  Strombel’s Co-Worker #2		Christopher Fulford -  Strombel’s Co-Worker #3 Nigel Lindsay -  Strombel’s Co-Worker #4 Fenella Woolgar -  Jane Cook Doreen Mantle -  Joe’s Co-Passenger #1 David Schneider -  Joe’s Co-Passenger #2 Meera Syal -  Joe’s Co-Passenger #3 Kevin McNally -  Mike Tinsley Robyn Kerr -  Tinsley’s Fan #1

Why do women go to the ladies room together? One answer is to fondle one another or, at least, that’s what two lads think as they spy upon Courtney Rockcliffe (Christina Applegate) squeezing her breasts, while another occupant wonders whether they are real, egged on by Christina (Cameron Diaz).

Director:  Roger Kumble Writer:  Nancy Pimental; Nancy M. Pimental Cast:
Lillian Adams -  Aunt Frida Herbert Ankrom -  Wedding Guest #3 Bryan Anthony -  Geeky Guy Christina Applegate -  Courtney Rockcliffe Linda Asuma -  Brawling Bridesmaid Jason Bateman -  Roger Donahue Vahe Bejan -  Taxi Driver Joe Bellan -  Mr. Martin		Selma Blair -  Jane Burns Chelsea Lee Bond -  Greta Alexander S. Chance -  Wedding Guest #1 Judith Chapman -  Judy’s Mother Charlie Dell -  Wedding Priest Richard Denni -  Gramps Cameron Diaz -  Christina Walters Timothy J. Dodge -  Bar Counter Guy