What does it take to prove you’re human? Violet Song jat Shariff (Milla Jovovich), a courier, discovers it takes a battery of tests. She’s ushered into a sterile room where they immobilize her, stick probes into her bloodstream and eyes, her mouth and teeth to verify breathing after which she is scanned again for bone, blood and tissue irregularities just so she can pick up a package for delivery and it turns out she is a fraud anyway. Oh dear…

Director:  Kurt Wimmer; Joe Ahearne Writer:  Kurt Wimmer Cast:
Milla Jovovich -  Violet Song jat Shariff Cameron Bright -  Six Nick Chinlund -  Vicecardinum Ferdinand Daxus Sebastien Andrieu -  Nerva Ida Martin -  Young Violet William Fichtner -  Garth David Collier -  BF-1 Kieran O’Rorke -  Detective Cross		Digger Mesch -  Detective Endera Ryan Martin -  Detective Breeder Steven Calcote -  Young Daxus Ricardo Mamood -  Violet’s Husband Mike Smith -  Hospital Hemophage Clay Cullen -  Rebel Hemophage Jennifer Caputo -  Elizabeth P. Watkins Jack Murphy -  Chief of Staff

Have you ever met someone with whom you are certain that you’ll be with forever? Nope, neither have I. But watch Selene (Kate Beckinsale) step of that balcony in the rain, clad in that long leather coat and those thigh high buckle-up boots and land with such ease, walking away with grace and you’ll be sure she is the one. Mind you the vampire thing might be something of a problem.

Director:  Len Wiseman; Paul Anderson; David Grabias Writer:  Kevin Grevioux; Len Wiseman; Danny McBride Cast:
Kate Beckinsale -  Selene Scott Speedman -  Michael Corvin Michael Sheen -  Lucian Shane Brolly -  Kraven Bill Nighy -  Viktor Erwin Leder -  Singe Sophia Myles -  Erika Robby Gee -  Kahn		Wentworth Miller -  Dr. Adam Lockwood Kevin Grevioux -  Raze Zita Görög -  Amelia Dennis Kozeluh -  Dignitary Scott McElroy -  Soren Todd Schneider -  Trix Sándor Bolla -  Rigel Hank Amos -  Nathaniel

What’s so great about being a grown-up? I’ve wondered about that for years. I imagine you have too. Aside from needing a stipend to live on, being an adult can be overrated. Molly Gunn (Brittany Murphy) seems to be doing fine, living off her inheritance. Sure, she hasn’t accomplished much, doesn’t have many real friends and can’t seem to cope with the day-to-day intricacies of city living. But she is having fun as long as her accountant Bob pays the bills. Now broke, homeless and in need of a job, she becomes a nanny for Ray Schliene (Dakota Fanning) and they have yet to connect. In a snit, Molly quits her job, walks out of the kitchen and slams the door. Unfortunately for her, it is a swinging door. Yeah, that sure does sting and likely will leave a scar.

Director:  Boaz Yakin Writer:  Allison Jacobs; Julia Dahl; Mo Ogrodnik; Lisa Davidowitz Cast:
Brittany Murphy -  Molly Gunn Dakota Fanning -  Lorraine “Ray” Schleine Marley Shelton -  Ingrid Donald Faison -  Huey Jesse Spencer -  Neal Austin Pendleton -  Mr. McConkey Heather Locklear -  Roma Schleine Will Toale -  Briefs Model		Marceline Hugot -  Nurse Pell James -  Julie Benjamin Quddus Philippe -  Party Guy Russell Steinberg -  Party Guy Susanna Frazer -  Ballet Teacher Wynter Kullman -  Holly Amy Korb -  Kelli Geraldine Bartlett -  Woman

What does it take to make some time for a loved one, given your busy day? Simon Ballester (Steven Seagal) is on the hunt for the killer of his cop son. He is wistful in his memories of his son’s funeral he tells Alice (Carmen Serano) that he begrudges his not finding the time to spend five minutes just to make a phone call to get caught up with what is going on in his son’s life.

Director:  Don E. FauntLeRoy Writer:  Gilmar Fortis II; Gil Fuentes Cast:
Steven Seagal -  Simon Eddie Griffin -  Armand Tucker Carmen Serano -  Alice Park Cory Hart -  Max Kirk B.R. Woller -  Frank Shaw Liezl Carstens -  Linda Mary Evans -  Irene Al Staggs -  Priest		Jermaine Washington -  Rasheed Brian Lucero -  Benny Danny Trejo -  El Chivo Diego Joaquin Lopez -  Winston Grady McCardell -  Dwight Morris Brett Brock -  Watch Sergeant Mike Seal -  Jack T.J. Jones -  Isaiah

I don’t know how many days it took to film, how many people were involved, what sort of complexity it took to place the cameras, how often they had to do it to get it right or who did the actual stunt. I just sit there open-mouthed when United States Marshall Sam Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones) opens that roof door to see Mark Roberts/Mark Warren/Mark Sheridan (Wesley Snipes) standing on the edge of the roof facing towards the street and says he can’t be arrested because of what he knows. Mark Whatever then leans out, tumbles off the edge of the roof, swings down attached to some rope and swings out and over the street to the rail yards and lands on the roof of the station and leaps onto a train car leaving for elsewhere. My little heart goes pitty-pat every time.

Director:  Stuart Baird Writer:  Roy Huggins; John Pogue Cast:
Tommy Lee Jones -  Samuel Gerard Wesley Snipes -  Mark J. Sheridan/Mark Warren/Mark Roberts Robert Downey Jr. -  John Royce Joe Pantoliano -  Cosmo Renfro Daniel Roebuck -  Bobby Biggs Tom Wood -  Noah Woodrow Newman LaTanya Richardson -  Savannah Cooper		Irène Jacob -  Marie Bineaux Kate Nelligan -  Catherine Walsh Patrick Malahide -  Bertram Lamb Rick Snyder -  Frank Barrows Michael Paul Chan -  Xian Chen Johnny Lee Davenport -  Marshal Henry Donald Li -  Det. Kim