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

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

What sort of circumstances are needed before you begin to trust someone? When the American and the Swiss attempt to capture Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) at the US consulate in Zurich, he gives Marie Helena Kreutz (Franka Potente) $20,000 to take him to Paris, the city of the address on a passport. He spins a wild tale of amnesia, chases and bad guys attempting to assassinate him. In Paris, Marie finds wanted posters in an assassin’s bag with both her and Bourne’s pictures on them, after the killer explodes through a window.

Director:  Doug Liman; Roger Young Writer:  Robert Ludlum; Tony Gilroy; W. Blake Herron; Willam Blake Herron Cast:
Matt Damon -  Jason Bourne Franka Potente -  Marie Helena Kreutz Chris Cooper -  Conklin Clive Owen -  The Professor, Assassin Brian Cox -  Ward Abbott Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje -  Nykwana Wombosi Gabriel Mann -  Zorn Walton Goggins -  Research Tech		Josh Hamilton -  Research Tech Julia Stiles -  Nicolette Orso Maria Guerrini -  Giancarlo Tim Dutton -  Eamon Denis Braccini -  Picot Nicky Naude -  Castel David Selburg -  Marshall Demetri Goritsas -  Com Tech

Why do some believe there is a nobility and graciousness to bad guys? Most are venal, unworthy of their reps. For example, we all hate Mystique (Rebecca Romijn), the toady of Magneto (Ian McKellen). But when she steps in front of him and takes a dart in the shoulder, we think what a nice thing to do. But then we see that she has been stripped of her shape-shifting ability and she ends up lying naked on the floor of the prison truck van. Most of us think, oh dear, what is going to happen to her now? Me, I’m thinking she’s naked. Magneto seems to be surprised at how vulnerable she appears. Then, in reaching out to him (after her most callous disregard for all things not Magneto), he turns away shunning her, leaving her discarded like any other piece of broken equipment.

Director:  Brett Ratner Writer:  Simon Kinberg; Zak Penn Cast:
Hugh Jackman -  Logan/Wolverine Halle Berry -  Ororo Munroe/Storm Ian McKellen -  Eric Lensherr/Magneto Famke Janssen -  Jean Grey/Phoenix Anna Paquin -  Marie/Rogue Kelsey Grammer -  Dr. Hank McCoy/The Beast Rebecca Romijn -  Raven Darkholme/Mystique James Marsden -  Scott Summers/Cyclops		Shawn Ashmore -  Bobby Drake/Iceman Aaron Stanford -  John Allerdyce/Pyro Vinnie Jones -  Cain Marko/Juggernaut Patrick Stewart -  Professor Charles Xavier Ben Foster -  Warren Worthington III/Angel Ellen Page -  Kitty Pryde Michael Murphy -  Warren Worthington II Josef Sommer -  President

Is it possible to believe someone who you think has betrayed you? Maybe, but you’ll need more proof. Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) believes that Pamela Landy (Joan Allen) ordered Marie’s (Franka Potente) death in Goa. He targets her with a rifle from a nearby roof, and calls her to ask why people are after him again. She isn’t aware that he is so close by and tells him that it is because he killed two people in Berlin. He tells her that she should be more careful and looks tired. Her shock is palpable.

Director:  Paul Greengrass Writer:  Robert Ludlum; Tony Gilroy Cast:
Matt Damon -  Jason Bourne Franka Potente -  Marie Brian Cox -  Ward Abbott Julia Stiles -  Nicky Karl Urban -  Kirill Gabriel Mann -  Danny Zorn Joan Allen -  Pamela Landy Marton Csokas -  Jarda		Tom Gallop -  Tom Cronin John Bedford Lloyd -  Teddy Ethan Sandler -  Kurt Michelle Monaghan -  Kim Karel Roden -  Gretkov Tomas Arana -  Martin Marshall Oksana Akinshina -  Irena Neski Jevgeni Sitochin -  Mr. Neski