When you’ve been an odd lad for most of your adult life, shunned by your family, ostracized by your neighbours, slagged by people on the street, it is always a surprise when you encounter someone who doesn’t care, treats you like just another person and doesn’t seem to notice how different you are. Lola (Chiwetel Ejiofor) takes a bed-sit and the landlady,Mrs. Cobb (Gwenllian Davies), doesn’t seem to notice him in drag or not until one day she asks if he is a man so she’ll know whether to leave the toilet seat up.

Director:  Julian Jarrold Writer:  Geoff Deane; Tim Firth Cast:
Joel Edgerton -  Charlie Price Chiwetel Ejiofor -  Lola Sarah-Jane Potts -  Lauren Nick Frost -  Don Linda Bassett -  Mel Jemima Rooper -  Nicola Robert Pugh -  Harold Price Ewan Hooper -  George		Stephen Marcus -  Big Mike Mona Hammond -  Pat Kellie Bright -  Jeannie Joanna Scanlon -  Trish Geoffrey Streatfield -  Richard Bailey Leo Bill -  Harry Sampson Gwenllian Davies -  Mrs. Cobb Sebastian Hurst-Palmer -  Young Charlie

What happens when you finally find that you’re really good at something but that something is considered morally reprehensible in the eyes of many? Find another job? That’s not so easy when you’ve already been tainted. Nick Naylor (Aaron Eckhart) is the face and the voice of “Big Tobacco.” He’s tasked by the Colonel (Robert Duvall), tobacco’s grand poobah, to bribe the original Marlboro man, Lorne Lutch (Sam Elliott), into clamming up over his condemnation of tobacco as the cause of his lung cancer. Nick offers him a choice of either keeping the cash or giving it away publicly on news TV to selected charities and continuing his struggle. Not an easy choice for a dying man.

Director:  Jason Reitman Writer:  Jason Reitman; Christopher Buckley Cast:
Aaron Eckhart -  Nick Naylor Maria Bello -  Polly Bailey Cameron Bright -  Joey Naylor Adam Brody -  Jack Sam Elliott -  Lorne Lutch Katie Holmes -  Heather Holloway David Koechner -  Bobby Jay Bliss Rob Lowe -  Jeff Megall		William H. Macy -  Senator Ortolan K. Finistirre J.K. Simmons -  Budd “BR” Rohrabacher Robert Duvall -  Doak ‘The Captain’ Boykin Kim Dickens -  Jill Naylor Connie Ray -  Pearl Todd Louiso -  Ron Goode Marianne Muellerleile -  Teacher Joan Lunden -  Herself

I learned at an early age not to send anything back to a restaurant kitchen. You know that they will do something to muck up your meal. And you’ll never know what it is. You’ll wonder if the put something in it, on it or made a substitution. Just watch what happens to the meal sent back by a cranky patron. They add gravy (boogers) and garlic salt (dandruff) to the steak to supplement the taste delight in store for the complainant. She’s happy to dig right in.

Director:  Rob McKittrick Writer:  Rob McKittrick Cast:
Ryan Reynolds -  Monty Anna Faris -  Serena Justin Long -  Dean David Koechner -  Dan Luis Guzmán -  Raddimus Chi McBride -  Bishop John Francis Daley -  Mitch Kaitlin Doubleday -  Amy		Robert Patrick Benedict -  Calvin Alanna Ubach -  Naomi Vanessa Lengies -  Natasha Max Kasch -  T-Dog Andy Milonakis -  Nick Dane Cook -  Floyd Jordan Ladd -  Danielle Emmanuelle Chriqui -  Tyla

How screwed up would you be if you found out that both your mom and your grandma slept with the same guy? Beau Burroughs (Kevin Costner) has had his way with both. Sarah Huttinger (Jennifer Aniston) thinks Beau might be her father. When he’s proven not to be and she’s quite irked bythe circumstances, she sets off with this smoothie and soon finds herself in a quandry. She has the chance to follow in the footsteps of both women. Well, why not? All it might cost her is her future.

Director:  Rob Reiner Writer:  Ted Griffin Cast:
Jennifer Aniston -  Sarah Huttinger Kevin Costner -  Beau Burroughs Shirley MacLaine -  Katharine Richelieu Mark Ruffalo -  Jeff Daly Richard Jenkins -  Earl Huttinger Christopher McDonald -  Roger McManus Steve Sandvoss -  Scott Mena Suvari -  Annie Huttinger		Mike Vogel -  Blake Burroughs Robert Lanza -  New Year’s Eve M.C. Lisa Vachon -  Young Katharine Trevor Stock -  Young Beau Jennifer Taylor -  Jocelyn Richelieu Marcia Ann Burrs -  Pasadenan Wife Lynn Wanlass -  Pasadenan Wife Mary Anne McGarry -  Pasadenan Wife

What does it take to kill some guys? Sasha (Ivan Petrushinov), a Russian gangster, is left lying inside his car with a bullet through his head. It was put there by Nick Cherenko (Dolph Lundgren) who, after the killing of his wife and son in a firefight, popped him and fled to the USA. Now maybe seven years later, he is approached by a woman who wants him to rescue her daughter who has been kidnapped and sold into a white slavery ring run by none other than the aforementioned Sacha. Nick has some ideas that he’d like to try out to make sure that he is able to put Sasha down permanently.

Director:  Dolph Lundgren Writer:  Bryan Edward Hill; Dolph Lundgren Cast:
Dolph Lundgren -  Nick Cherenko Ben Cross -  William Burton Ivan Petrushinov -  Sasha Olivia Lee -  Julia Raicho Vasilev -  Achmed		Assen Blatechki -  Yuri Hilda van der Meulen -  Alina Velizar Binev -  The German Barry Evans -  Barry Maria Ilieva -  Natalya