What length will you go to achieve your goal? Nick Easter (John Cusack) is finding out. He and Marlee (Rachel Weisz) are meeting clandestinely in a church to plot their jury tampering plan but things are amiss. His apartment has been burned out; one juror, Eddie Weese (Guy Torry) is threatened with exposure to his church and family of his HIV status; Rikki Coleman (Rhoda Griffis) is suicidal over excepting that her family will be told of her abortion and the husband of Millie Dupree (Rusty Schwimmer) has been arrested for attempted bribery. Can their middle hold or will their plan cost more than they will gain?

Director:  Gary Fleder Writer:  John Grisham; Brian Koppelman; David Levien; Rick Cleveland; Matthew Chapman Cast:
John Cusack -  Nicholas Easter Gene Hackman -  Rankin Fitch Dustin Hoffman -  Wendell Rohr Rachel Weisz -  Marlee Bruce Davison -  Durwood Cable Bruce McGill -  Judge Harkin Jeremy Piven -  Lawrence Green Nick Searcy -  Doyle		Stanley Anderson -  Henry Jankle Cliff Curtis -  Frank Herrera Nestor Serrano -  Janovich Leland Orser -  Lamb Jennifer Beals -  Vanessa Lembeck Gerry Bamman -  Herman Grimes Joanna Going -  Celeste Wood Bill Nunn -  Lonnie Shaver

The father-son dynamic is a tricky one. Growing up, your dad was the incarnation of Superman. As time passes, that image tarnishes as you realize his superpowers aren’t quite what you thought them to be. Until you figure out he is just a guy trying to do his best by you. Through these years, dad wants you safe and not to suffer the vagaries of life that he did. Trying to find a balance between both of you is the toughest bit in order to end up with mutual respect and admiration. Often there is a hiccup or two along the way. Just ask Marlin (voice of Albert Brooks) who grips the controls a smidge tightly until his son Nemo (voice of Alexander Gould) feels suffocated and starts to rebel and is caught up in the net of pet shop tropical fish collector. Marlin gird up his fishy loins and takes off into unknown waters to find his son.

Director:  Andrew Stanton; Lee Unkrich Writer:  Andrew Stanton; Bob Peterson; David Reynolds Cast:
Albert Brooks -  Marlin (voice) Ellen DeGeneres -  Dory (voice) Alexander Gould -  Nemo (voice) Willem Dafoe -  Gill (voice) Brad Garrett -  Bloat (voice) Allison Janney -  Peach (voice) Austin Pendleton -  Gurgle (voice) Stephen Root -  Bubbles (voice)		Vicki Lewis -  Deb/Flo (voice) Joe Ranft -  Jacques (voice) Geoffrey Rush -  Nigel (voice) Andrew Stanton -  Crush (voice) Elizabeth Perkins -  Coral (voice) Nicholas Bird -  Squirt (voice) Bob Peterson -  Mr. Ray (voice) Barry Humphries -  Bruce (voice)

Everybody needs a teacher. It can be for something as simple as tying your show laces or as complex as organizing a concert. It isn’t as if knowledge comes full blown into our heads. The old homily of giving somebody a fish versus teaching them how to catch their own applies. Modesty Blaise (Alexandra Staden), as a child, is on the run after escaping the camp with her companion, Professor Lob (Fred Pearson), an ex-college educator from Zagreb, questions the need for his books. She foolishly suggests that she knows everything she needs.

Director:  Scott Spiegel Writer:  Lee Batchler; Janet Scott Batchler Cast:
Alexandra Staden -  Modesty Blaise Nikolaj Coster-Waldau -  Miklos Raymond Cruz -  Garcia Fred Pearson -  Professor Lob Valentin Teodosiu -  Louche Eugenia Yuan -  Irina Ion Haiduc -  High Roller Bogdan Dumitrescu -  Boutellis		Marcello Cobzarju -  Charopos Dragos Bucur -  Janos Dan Astileanu -  Squad Leader Damian Oancea -  Sympathetic Man Mihai Bisericanu -  Stassi

Have you ever met someone with whom you are certain that you’ll be with forever? Nope, neither have I. But watch Selene (Kate Beckinsale) step of that balcony in the rain, clad in that long leather coat and those thigh high buckle-up boots and land with such ease, walking away with grace and you’ll be sure she is the one. Mind you the vampire thing might be something of a problem.

Director:  Len Wiseman; Paul Anderson; David Grabias Writer:  Kevin Grevioux; Len Wiseman; Danny McBride Cast:
Kate Beckinsale -  Selene Scott Speedman -  Michael Corvin Michael Sheen -  Lucian Shane Brolly -  Kraven Bill Nighy -  Viktor Erwin Leder -  Singe Sophia Myles -  Erika Robby Gee -  Kahn		Wentworth Miller -  Dr. Adam Lockwood Kevin Grevioux -  Raze Zita Görög -  Amelia Dennis Kozeluh -  Dignitary Scott McElroy -  Soren Todd Schneider -  Trix Sándor Bolla -  Rigel Hank Amos -  Nathaniel

Tom Stansfield (Ashton Kutcher) leaves his brain in the wash when he sees an opportunity to romance Lisa Taylor (Tara Reid), his boss’s daughter. In a foolish moment of weakness that he sees as a date and she sees as a favour, he agrees to house-sit overnight for her family. Both you and I know that a evening of chaos with strange visitors, wacky incidents, loss of control and near disasters will ensue.

Director:  David Zucker Writer:  David Dorfman Cast:
Ashton Kutcher -  Tom Stansfield Tara Reid -  Lisa Taylor Jeffrey Tambor -  Ken Andy Richter -  Red Taylor Michael Madsen -  T.J. Jon Abrahams -  Paul David Koechner -  Speed Carmen Electra -  Tina		Kenan Thompson -  Hans Patrick Cranshaw -  Old Man Terence Stamp -  Jack Taylor Molly Shannon -  Audrey Bennett Mark Aisbett -  Commuter Tyler Labine -  Spike Ryan Zwick -  Delivery Boy Angela Little -  Sheryl