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

Each time we meet somebody, we form an impression of who they are, what they’re like and how they will handle themselves in many situations. Sometimes we’re surprised and other times, we’re not. Ben Holmes (Ben Affleck) has just met Vic DeFranco (Jack Kehler) and seen him in his car. Ben is traveling with Sarah Lewis (Sandra Bullock) from New York to Savannah, Georgia and he asks her, “How do you know I’m not dangerous?” and Sarah smiles, then laughs, then chortles and just walks off leaving him to draw his own conclusions.

Director:  Bronwen Hughes Writer:  Marc Lawrence Cast:
Ben Affleck -  Ben Holmes Sandra Bullock -  Sarah Lewis Maura Tierney -  Bridget Steve Zahn -  Alan Blythe Danner -  Virginia Ronny Cox -  Hadley Michael Fairman -  Richard Holmes Afemo Omilami -  Cab Driver		Richard Schiff -  Joe David Strickland -  Steve Montgomery Jack Kehler -  Vic DeFranco Janet Carroll -  Barbara Holmes Meredith Scott Lynn -  Debbie George Wallace -  Max Steve Hytner -  Jack Bailey John Doe -  Carl Lewis

How do you cope with the circumstances of life when you have to reinvent them? If everything around you is falling apart such that all of your choices are taken from you, where do you turn? If you are Bobby “Bats” Batton (Tom Sizemore), the feds and witness protection. But now he has to get a job (something he has never had), put his kids in school (with no money fro private school) and pay for the day-to-day amenities all while doing an honest day’s labour.

Director:  Richard Pearce Writer:  Robert Sabbag; Daniel Therriault Cast:
Tom Sizemore -  Bobby Batton Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio -  Cindy Batton Shawn Hatosy -  Sean Batton Skye McCole-Bartusiak -  Suzie Batton Forest Whitaker -  Steven Beck William Sadler -  Sharp Jim Metzler -  Jim Cutler Greg Pitts -  Duffy		Daniel Zacapa -  David Ramirez Greg Lipari Sr. -  Hit Man Leon Russom -  Reedy Joanna Merlin -  Cindy’s Mother Harrison Young -  Cindy’s Father Randy Thompson -  First Marshal Byron Keith Minns -  Second Marshal Janni Brenn -  Airplane Passenger

All agreements should be fair to both parties. But there aren’t any rules about how you get to that stage. Steven Philips’s (Albert Brooks) career has tanked without him even noticing. He needs help so he decides to solicit the guidance of a muse, Sarah Little (Sharon Stone). In return for her help, Steven has to provide her with food and shelter. Back and forth, they spar. She wants this, he’s willing to provide that. While negotiating, Sarah looks as if he’s kicked a puppy and Steven looks as if somebody squeezed his heart.

Director:  Albert Brooks Writer:  Albert Brooks; Monica Mcgowan Johnson Cast:
Albert Brooks -  Steven Phillips Sharon Stone -  Sarah Little Andie MacDowell -  Laura Phillips Jeff Bridges -  Jack Warrick Cybill Shepherd -  Herself Monica Mikala -  Julie Phillips Jamie Alexis -  Mary Phillips Marnie Shelton -  Jennifer		Catherine MacNeal -  Anne Mark Feuerstein -  Josh Martin Lorenzo Lamas -  Himself Jennifer Tilly -  Herself Bradley Whitford -  Hal Skip O’Brien -  Universal Studio Guard Aude Charles -  Spielberg Secretary #1 Ange Billman -  Spielberg Secretary #2

Sometimes being in a service industry makes one wish for a tidier, saner career. During a cab ride to the party after a gallery show, the banter between Oscar Novak (Matthew Perry) and Amy Post (Neve Campbell) so freaks out the cabbie (Ho Chow), that he’s thinking there are better jobs for him to undertake. Compound that with mechanical failure—the taxi engine begins to smoke and while Oscar investigates, it blows up in his face—and he knows that there are safer jobs and it’ll be the first thing he does in the morning.

Director:  Damon Santostefano Writer:  Rodney Patrick Vaccaro; Aline Brosh McKenna Cast:
Matthew Perry -  Oscar Novak Neve Campbell -  Amy Post Dylan McDermott -  Charles Newman Oliver Platt -  Peter Steinberg Cylk Cozart -  Kevin Cartwright John C. McGinley -  Strauss Bob Balaban -  Decker Deborah Rush -  Lenore		Kelly Rowan -  Olivia Rick Gomez -  Rick Patrick Van Horn -  Zack David Ramsey -  Bill Kent Staines -  Gallery Owner Ho Chow -  Cabbie Michael Proudfoot -  Diner Waiter Shaun Smyth -  Intern #1