When do you know you’ve met the right person, the one you think you can spend the rest of your life with? Page Morgan (Julia Stiles) meets a foreign exchange student who is unlike any of the other men she has met. He quotes Shakespeare, has manners fit for royalty and is willing to listen to what she has to say. But when she finds out that he is a prince, she feels lost and betrayed. What is she to do? Well…

Director:  Martha Coolidge Writer:  Mark Amin; Katherine Fugate; Jack Amiel; Michael Begler Cast:
Julia Stiles -  Paige Morgan Luke Mably -  Eddie Ben Miller -  Soren Miranda Richardson -  Queen Rosalind James Fox -  King Haraald Alberta Watson -  Amy Morgan John Bourgeois -  Ben Morgan Zachary Knighton -  John Morgan		Steve O’Reilly -  Mike Morgan Elisabeth Waterston -  Beth Curtis Eliza Bennett -  Princess Arabella Devin Ratray -  Scotty Clare Preuss -  Stacey Yaani King -  Amanda Eddie Irvine -  Himself Angelo Tsarouchas -  Stu

Trying to save a kid from a group of terrorists led by Michael Kittredge (Vinnie Jones), former Navy Seal Lamont Dixon (Eddie Griffin) tries to swipe a drilling rig’s helicopter. Kittredge has other plans and has the copter swatted by the rig’s crane. All we see is the stark terror on Dixon’s face as the copter is plunging over the side and headed for the water. I still get chills thinking about it.

Director:  Anthony Hickox Writer:  Horst Freund; Steven E. de Souza Cast:
Eddie Griffin -  Lamont Dixon Vinnie Jones -  Michael Kittredge Breckin Meyer -  Jamal Soup -  Raj Shaggy -  Mace Nadine Velazquez -  Luna Hannes Jaenicke -  CEO Heller Tiny Lister -  Smiley		Warwick Grier -  Telford Vivica A. Fox -  Agent Reed Nicky Andrews -  Eric Paul Du Toit -  Smiley’s Goon Langley Kirkwood -  Agent Phillips Dean Slater -  Dean Brett Whitehead -  Uli Clyde Berning -  Clyde

Jealousy is such an insidious sin. It creeps in quietly and grabs hold, twists our brain and leaves us as a shameful shadow of the person we want to be and hope we are. Jill St. Claire (Amanda Peet) is its poster child. The moment her guy, Jimmy “The Tulip” Tudeski (Bruce Willis), learns his ex, Cynthia (Natasha Henstridge), has been kidnapped, he’s off to help find her yet Jill tried for two years to get him off his ass and go back into his chosen profession of contract killing. Then when she learns that Jimmy’s lucky crucifix was a gift from Cynthia, she goes ballistic, cutting him off completely from all consort and won’t even let him into their motel room, forcing Jimmy to share one with Oz Oseransky (Matthew Perry) and their kidnap-swappee Strabo Gogolak (Frank Collison).

Director:  Howard Deutch Writer:  Mitchell Kapner; George Gallo Cast:
Bruce Willis -  Jimmy ‘The Tulip’ Tudeski Matthew Perry -  Nicholas ‘Oz’ Oseransky Amanda Peet -  Jill St. Claire Kevin Pollak -  Laszlo Natasha Henstridge -  Cynthia Frank Collison -  Strabo Johnny Messner -  Zevo Silas Weir Mitchell -  Yermo		Tasha Smith -  Julie Elisa Gallay -  Anya Franck Pesce -  Policeman #1 Monte Perlin -  Goon #4 Carlo Zapata -  Guy In Trunk #2 Tallulah Belle Willis -  Buttercup Scout Barry Thompson -  Kiosk Vender Johnny Williams -  Vito

You’re a handsome British knight. You’ve come back from the Crusades, sullen and despondent over the horrors you’ve witnessed. All you want to do is settle down. A local king offers you a plot of land in return for a small favour. His beautiful daughter, Luma (Piper Perabo) has recently disappeared and he’d like you to find her. Reluctantly, you agree. Unfortunately, you come across a dragon’s egg. Intent on destroying this potential monster, you lash out with your sword only to wake up with the princess hovering over you with a club ready to clobber you again. Turns out she wants to hatch it as the dragon may be the last of its kind. The simple rescue has become not so simple, some bad guys show up and want to kidnap the princess and you wonder how things got so out of control. Such is George’s (James Purefoy) story.

Director:  Tom Reeve; Shaun O’Riordan Writer:  Michael Burks; Tom Reeve Cast:
James Purefoy -  George Piper Perabo -  Princess Luma Patrick Swayze -  Garth Michael Clarke Duncan -  Tarik Bill Treacher -  Elmendorf Jean-Pierre Castaldi -  Father Bernard Rollo Weeks -  Wryn Paul Freeman -  Sir Robert		Stefan Jürgens -  Bulchar Stefan Weinert -  Mercenary #1 Phil McKee -  McNally Caroline Carver -  Sister Angela Simon Callow -  King Edgar Joan Plowright -  Mother Superior Carl Chase -  Aard Jamie Treacher -  Captain D’Arcy

Events often produce changes in us that are so subtle we fail to notice that they’ve affected us until someone comes along to kick start the synapses. And it takes some random instance to make us remember who we are. Lupita aka “Pita” (Dakota Fanning) gets a new bodyguard Creasy (Denzel Washington), who is a former US intelligence agent now working as a mercenary, and she finds him sad and lonely. He finds her chatty and distracting. She casually brings back his humanity and he shows her another side of living in Mexico. When she’s kidnapped, Creasy realizes the impact she has had on him and vows to clear cut anybody who stands in his path and bring havoc to those who took her and anyone who aids them.

Director:  Tony Scott Writer:  A.J. Quinnell; Brian Helgeland Cast:
Denzel Washington -  Creasy Dakota Fanning -  Pita Marc Anthony -  Samuel Radha Mitchell -  Lisa Christopher Walken -  Rayburn Giancarlo Giannini -  Manzano Rachel Ticotin -  Mariana Jesús Ochoa -  Fuentes		Mickey Rourke -  Jordan Angelina Peláez -  Sister Anna Gustavo Sánchez Parra -  Daniel Sanchez Gero Camilo -  Aurelio Sanchez Rosa María Hernández -  Maria Heriberto Del Castillo -  Bruno Mario Zaragoza -  Jorge Ramirez Javier Torres Zaragoza -  Sandri