I remember from some other movie the scene where the hero/anti-hero on a motorcycle is careening down a highway (maybe with a girl-in-jeopardy on the back) chased by the bad guys in a roadster/Hummer/fast car and he jams on the front brake while twisting the handlebars. It forces his cycle into a pirouette and, as it twists, he fires his billion round machine pistol at them causing a gigantic explosion which would take out a small city in most places. And he just smirks. This movie has one of the best of those scenes in it with Miyamoto (Takeshi Kaneshiro) as the gunslinging maverick, Milly (Anne Suzuki) as the girl and a poor old Beamer as the car-in-jeopardy.

Director:  Takashi Yamazaki Writer:  Kenya Hirata; Takashi Yamazaki Cast:
Takeshi Kaneshiro -  Miyamoto Anne Suzuki -  Milly Kirin Kiki -  Xie Goro Kishitani -  Mizoguchi Yukiko Okamoto -  Dr. Yagi Mitsuru Murata -  Mizoguchi’s Henchman Kisuke Iida -  Karasawa, Mizoguchi’s Henchman Kazuya Shimizu -  Murakami, Mizoguchi’s Henchman		Chiharu Kawai -  Liu’s Interpreter Dean Harrington -  Dr. Brown Xiaoqun Zhao -  Slave Merchant Masaya Takahashi -  Liu Laoban, Chinese Godfather Ahmad Ali -  Future Soldier Ari Anders -  Future Technition Byron Baron -  Future Soldier Bernard Beardsley -  Future Soldier

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 lengths would you go to in order to make the kind of money that will set you up for life? Would you betray your crew? Would you go on the run and leave your tidy life behind?

Laure Ash (Rebecca Romijn-Stamos) likes women. At a film premiere, she makes a move on one with a caress and a whisper. But it’s not to be as the woman flinches and stomps out. Alas, it is just a ploy for she has lured Veronica (Rie Rasmussen) for a bit of girl-on-girl in order to steal a diamond encrusted body piece and other jewelry. The caper goes awry when a bodyguard decides too much time has passed and goes to investigate. Laure gets away but not before her colleagues swear revenge.

Director:  Brian De Palma Writer:  Brian De Palma; Marina Gefter Cast:
Rebecca Romijn-Stamos -  Laure Ash/Lily Antonio Banderas -  Nicolas Bardo Peter Coyote -  Bruce Watts Eriq Ebouaney -  Black Tie Edouard Montoute -  Racine Rie Rasmussen -  Veronica Thierry Frémont -  Serra Gregg Henry -  Leonard Shiff		Fiona Curzon -  Stanfield Phillips Daniel Milgram -  Pierre/Bartender Jean-Marc Minéo -  Seated Guard Jean Chatel -  Cannes Commentator Stéphane Petit -  Bodyguard One Olivier Follet -  Bodyguard Two Eva Darlan -  Irma Jean-Marie Frin -  Louis

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

What alternative is there when you discover your sport is being rigged? Aurora (Rebecca Romijn-Stamos) finds that TV coverage is being set up to film what are thought to be accidents. It takes a while to convince her teammates that something nefarious is going on and that what are thought to be accidental deaths are murder for the TV ratings. But it is soon becomes apparent that she, along with the others, are slated to be just another tragedy unless they can convince the viewers that a revolution is in order.

Director:  John McTiernan Writer:  William Harrison; Larry Ferguson; John Pogue Cast:
Chris Klein -  Jonathan Cross Jean Reno -  Alexis Petrovich LL Cool J -  Marcus Ridley Rebecca Romijn-Stamos -  Aurora Naveen Andrews -  Sanjay Oleg Taktarov -  Denekin David Hemblen -  Serokin Janet Wright -  Coach Olga		Andrew Bryniarski -  Halloran Kata Dobó -  Katya Alice Poon -  Red Team: #7 Lucia Rijker -  Red Team: #9 Melissa Stubbs -  Red Team: #12 Paul Wu -  Red Team: U Chow – #16 Yolanda Hughes-Heying -  Red Team: #28 Jay Mahin -  Red Team: Toba – #39