How is your intuition? Mine is amazing. For some things it works like a charm. For other stuff, it is a dud. Jonah Baldwin (Ross Malinger) calls into a late night talk radio show looking for a new mother. His widowed father Sam (Tom Hanks) ends up on the phone laying bare his feeling for his wife. As a result the mail pours in and Jonah pulls out a letter from Annie (Meg Ryan) in Baltimore and refuses to give up until Sam agrees to meet her.

Director:  Nora Ephron Writer:  Jeff Arch; Nora Ephron; David S. Ward; Arch Rival Cast:
Tom Hanks -  Sam Baldwin Meg Ryan -  Annie Reed Bill Pullman -  Walter Ross Malinger -  Jonah Baldwin Rosie O’Donnell -  Becky Gaby Hoffmann -  Jessica Victor Garber -  Greg Rita Wilson -  Suzy		Barbara Garrick -  Victoria Carey Lowell -  Maggie Abbott Baldwin David Hyde Pierce -  Dennis Reed Dana Ivey -  Claire Bennett Rob Reiner -  Jay Tom Riis Farrell -  Rob Le Clanché du Rand -  Barbara Reed Kevin O’Morrison -  Cliff Reed

I’ve never had a dog. People who have one tell me there is a lot to do to maintain their health and well-being. But I don’t think that is the whole story. Dooley (James Belushi) has been teamed up with Jerry Lee (Mac) for about 10 years now and he brushes the dog’s teeth (but no flossing), gives his breath spray and cleans out his ears. Is this really part of the ritual? I sure hope not.

Director:  Charles Kanganis; Charles T. Kanganis Writer:  Steven Siegel; Scott Myers; Gary Scott Thompson Cast:
James Belushi -  Dooley Christine Tucci -  Welles James Handy -  Captain Byers Wade Williams -  Devon J.J. Johnston -  Fat Tommy Joe Palese -  Officer Perry Scotch Ellis Loring -  Phil Cage Vincent Castellanos -  Harry Stripe		Timo Flloko -  Johnson Joe Sabatino -  Counterman Ron Yuan -  Jackie Hammonds Susanna Puisto -  Girl in Park Denise Y. Dowse -  Dr. Perkins Marla Frees -  Nurse Nadja Pionilla -  Terri

Wasn’t it one of the Wolfe boys who said that you can’t go home again? I suppose it is true in an abstract sense since all places and those returning are not the same as time passes. You can go back but you shouldn’t expect things to be the same as when you left. Tory Bodeen (Claire Forlani) is back to stay in her small home town but she’s not expecting much to be different when she left. Via a psychic vision, she knew where to find the body of her best friend Hope who had been murdered, the first of a string that continues every year on the same day. Her father had been the principal suspect when he was paid off to skip town. Folks are not too welcoming when she begins to open up her small shop on main street. But a few are able to move beyond the gossip. Cade Lavelle (Oliver Hudson) is still goofy over her and his sister Faith (Josie Davis) proves to be a fountain of support that Tory (and Faith) finds surprising.

Director:  Stephen Tolkin Writer:  Stephen Tolkin; Nora Roberts Cast:
Claire Forlani -  Victoria ‘Tory’ Bodeen Oliver Hudson -  Cade Lavelle Josie Davis -  Faith Lavelle Jonathan Scarfe -  Dwight Collier Chad Willett -  Wade Mooney Jacqueline Bisset -  Margaret Lavelle Shaun Johnston -  Han Bodeen Greg Lawson -  Police Chief Carl Russ		Maureen Rooney -  Sari Bodeen Kailin See -  Sherry Bellows Shae Keebler -  Young Hope Lavelle / Young Faith Lavelle Gabrielle Casha -  Young Tory Bodeen Brieanna Moench -  Lissy Kade Phillips -  Young Cade Connor Robinson -  Young Wade Taison Gelinas -  Young Dwight

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

Seth and Richie Gecko (George Clooney and Quentin Tarantino respectively) have just wandered into the wrong bar to meet a local rounder, after crossing the border with the kidnapped family of Jacob Fuller (Harvey Keitel) and his two children, Kate (Juliette Lewis) and Scott (Ernest Liu). It soon becomes apparent that maybe they made a mistake but they’re not the type to back away from anything. However, they have second thoughts when Richie looks at Seth through a bullet hole in his hand. But now is not the time so out comes the duct tape and he wraps it up.

Director:  Robert Rodriguez Writer:  Robert Kurtzman; Quentin Tarantino Cast:
Harvey Keitel -  Jacob Fuller George Clooney -  Seth Gecko Quentin Tarantino -  Richard Gecko Juliette Lewis -  Kate Fuller Ernest Liu -  Scott Fuller Salma Hayek -  Santanico Pandemonium Cheech Marin -  Border Guard/Chet Pussy/Carlos Danny Trejo -  Razor Charlie		Tom Savini -  Sex Machine Fred Williamson -  Frost Michael Parks -  Texas Ranger Earl McGraw Brenda Hillhouse -  Hostage Gloria John Saxon -  FBI Agent Stanley Chase Marc Lawrence -  Old Timer Motel Owner Kelly Preston -  Newscaster Kelly Houge John Hawkes -  Pete Bottoms