There are many types of family. Each type are subject to the strains of daily life. They may come from within as people struggle to assert their independence or dominance. They may come from outside as intruders seek to dissemble the links that hold it together or seek to shear off someone to persuade them to join another family. Each are mutable as new members join because they want its safety or security and others leave to start their own or are torn apart because of death. And sometimes all of these forces combine along with others to scare all members into realizing how fragile a family can be. FBI Special Agent Jack Crawford (Jason Statham) know all about it. He has lost all of his families but his blue one following the murder of his partner Tom Lone (Terry Chen), his wife and child. And now the one whom everyone believes began this disaster is back. He is a former CIA assassin now working for the Japanese Yakuza named Rogue (Jet Li) who seems also to be in cahoots with the triad families and appears to be playing one off against the other. Crawford hopes they kill themselves but he wants to save Rogue for himself but he has a few surprises for him.

Director:  Philip G. Atwell Writer:  Lee Anthony Smith; Gregory J. Bradley Cast:
Jet Li -  Rogue Jason Statham -  Special Agent Jack Crawford John Lone -  Li Chang Devon Aoki -  Kira Yanagawa Luis Guzmán -  Benny Saul Rubinek -  Dr. Sherman Ryo Ishibashi -  Shiro Yanagawa Sung Kang -  Special Agent Goi		Mathew St. Patrick -  Special Agent Wick Nadine Velazquez -  Maria Andrea Roth -  Jenny Crawford Kenneth Choi -  Takada Mark Cheng -  Wu Ti Kane Kosugi -  Temple Garden Warrior Kennedy Montano -  Ana Chang Terry Chen -  Special Agent Tom Lone

When you dawdle through life, holding on to it like a glass of water that you’re afraid will spill, it only takes a random bar encounter like his moment with Trudy (Flora Montgomery) to make a fellow like Brendan (Peter McDonald) realize that he is missing something. She brings pizazz into his life that only a burglar can provide. She is willing to take a chance on him too. He is in for the ride of his life.

Director:  Kieron J. Walsh Writer:  Roddy Doyle Cast:
Peter McDonald -  Brendan Flora Montgomery -  Trudy Marie Mullen -  Mother Pauline McLynn -  Nuala Don Wycherley -  Niall Maynard Eziashi -  Edgar Eileen Walsh -  Siobhan Barry Cassin -  Headmaster		Niall O’Brien -  Judge Rynagh O’Grady -  Lynn Ali White -  Mary Julie Hale -  Female Chorister Jack Lynch -  Conductor Dr. Stewart -  Himself Robert O’Neill -  Dylan Eoin Manley -  Cyril

His preteen daughter (Dakota Fanning) is allergic to peanut butter. His teenage son (Justin Chatwin) has nothing to say to him. Ray Ferrier (Tom Cruise), a divorced father, is oblivious to the lives of his children. He doesn’t know who they are, what they like, how they cope with life. Yet, he has to care for them after the world is invaded. Mind you, they don’t know that yet. They don’t know much except that the electricity is gone (an EMT pulse), a giant machine has erupted from beneath the town’s roads and starts vapourizing people and buildings. His children expect him to lead them to safety and provide guidance and he is scared silly, flying by the seat of his pants, without a clue as to what to do next. How would you handle this?

Director:  Steven Spielberg Writer:  Josh Friedman; David Koepp; H.G. Wells Cast:
Tom Cruise -  Ray Ferrier Dakota Fanning -  Rachel Ferrier Justin Chatwin -  Robbie Ferrier Miranda Otto -  Mary Ann Tim Robbins -  Harlan Ogilvy Rick Gonzalez -  Vincent Yul Vazquez -  Julio Lenny Venito -  Manny the Mechanic		Lisa Ann Walter -  Sheryl Ann Robinson -  Grandmother Gene Barry -  Grandfather David Alan Basche -  Tim Roz Abrams -  Herself Michael Brownlee -  TV Reporter, Osaka Camillia Sanes -  News Producer Marlon Young -  News Cameraman

Peter Colt’s (Paul Bettany) agent Ron Roth (Jon Favreau) ducked and skipped his calls for the better part of a year. Now that Peter is in the limelight and Ron is back to slime his way into representing him for endorsements once again. Ron seems to everywhere disrupting people and events just to get his percentage. How much pond scum can one man spread before he clears a room?

Director:  Richard Loncraine Writer:  Adam Brooks; Jennifer Flackett; Mark Levin Cast:
Kirsten Dunst -  Lizzie Bradbury Paul Bettany -  Peter Colt Kyle Hyde -  Monte Carlo Opponent Robert Lindsay -  Ian Frazier Celia Imrie -  Mrs. Kenwood Penny Ryder -  Mrs. Littlejohn Annabel Leventon -  Mrs. Rossdale Amanda Walker -  Country Club Tennis Lady		James McAvoy -  Carl Colt Bernard Hill -  Edward Colt Eleanor Bron -  Augusta Colt Marina Morgan -  Hotel Receptionist Barry Jackson -  Danny Oldham Nikolaj Coster-Waldau -  Dieter Prohl Sam Neill -  Dennis Bradbury Beti Sekulovski -  Lizzie’s 1st Opponent

What would you do for a friend? Just about anything? Even thought it might cost you all that you value? Your friends? Your social status? Your lifestyle? Perhaps even your freedom? Carter Page III (Woody Harrelson) is willing to give it all up to protect his friend Lynn Lockner (Kristin Scott Thomas), a US senator’s wife. He claims to have found the body of a mutual friend (even though she did) murdered at home and, as his lie spirals out of control, he refuses to recant and implicate his friend. Meanwhile all about him, politics and the police try to protect themselves and accuse others in the culture of revenge, as Carter brands it, swirling around Washington.

Director:  Paul Schrader Writer:  Paul Schrader Cast:
Woody Harrelson -  Carter Page III Kristin Scott Thomas -  Lynn Lockner Lauren Bacall -  Natalie Van Miter Ned Beatty -  Jack Delorean Moritz Bleibtreu -  Emek Yoglu Mary Beth Hurt -  Chrissie Morgan Lily Tomlin -  Abigail Delorean Willem Dafoe -  Senator Larry Lockner		William Hope -  Mungo Tenant Geff Francis -  Detective Dixon Steven Hartley -  Robbie Kononsberg Garrick Hagon -  John Krebs Michael J. Reynolds -  Ethan Withal Allen Lidkey -  Andrew Salesperson Stewart Alexander -  Edgar Andres Williams -  Radley