It is always the little things that make us doubt how well we know someone who has been a part of our lives. We get confused when they react differently than we expect. We get concerned when they say something not in keeping with their character. Hank Deerfield (Tommy Lee Jones) has many of these moments when he meets and talks to the people with whom his now murdered son Mike (Jonathan Tucker) has served in Iraq. It’s as if he doesn’t know this man who is his beloved son who gets wrecked on booze and drugs, pokes a prisoner’s open wound for fun, laughing at an amputee’s limb loss, tossing change at a stripper.

Director:  Paul Haggis Writer:  Paul Haggis; Mark Boal Cast:
Tommy Lee Jones -  Hank Deerfield Charlize Theron -  Det. Emily Sanders Jason Patric -  Lt. Kirklander Susan Sarandon -  Joan Deerfield James Franco -  Sgt. Dan Carnelli Barry Corbin -  Arnold Bickman Josh Brolin -  Chief Buchwald Frances Fisher -  Evie		Wes Chatham -  Corporal Steve Penning Jake McLaughlin -  Spc. Gordon Bonner Mehcad Brooks -  Spc. Ennis Long Jonathan Tucker -  Mike Deerfield Wayne Duvall -  Detective Nugent Victor Wolf -  Private Robert Ortiez Brent Briscoe -  Detective Hodge Greg Serano -  Detective Manny Nunez

Why is it that those who run science think they can demand results? Simply making the demand cannot guarantee them. Then raising the threat of replacement by those who will compounds the stupidity. On the other hand, when it is Umbrella Corporation scientist Dr. Sam Isaacs (Iain Glen) there may be some merit in such a crackdown. He is cloning Alice (Milla Jovovich), running deadly rat maze tests on her and finally stuffing himself with what he thinks is a solution to the zombie virus based upon her blood. He needs somebody in control before he goes off the deep end. Oops, too late.

Director:  Russell Mulcahy Writer:  Paul W.S. Anderson Cast:
Milla Jovovich -  Alice Oded Fehr -  Carlos Olivera Ali Larter -  Claire Redfield Iain Glen -  Dr. Isaacs Ashanti -  Betty Christopher Egan -  Mikey Spencer Locke -  K-Mart Matthew Marsden -  Slater		Linden Ashby -  Chase Jason O’Mara -  Albert Wesker Mike Epps -  L.J. Joe Hursley -  Otto John Eric Bentley -  Umbrella Tech James Tumminia -  Lab Tech Kirk B.R. Woller -  Scientist Rick Cramer -  Ice Hockey / Corridor Guard

How much can you miss somebody? If it is a day away, maybe some. If it is a week, maybe a bunch. If it is a month, maybe a boatload… Kate (Catherine Zeta-Jones) is caring for her recently orphaned young niece, Zoe (Abigail Breslin) when she discovers Zoe has been sneaking into the den to watch video of her mom and both realize how much of a loss it is for both of them.

Director:  Scott Hicks Writer:  Carol Fuchs; Sandra Nettelbeck Cast:
Catherine Zeta-Jones -  Kate Aaron Eckhart -  Nick Abigail Breslin -  Zoe Patricia Clarkson -  Paula Jenny Wade -  Leah Bob Balaban -  Therapist Brian F. O’Byrne -  Sean Lily Rabe -  Bernadette		Eric Silver -  John Arija Bareikis -  Christine John McMartin -  Mr. Peterson Celia Weston -  Mrs. Peterson Zöe Kravitz -  Charlotte Matthew Rauch -  Ken Dearbhla Molloy -  Anna Stephanie Berry -  School Principal Ellen Parker

It is my fervent hope that Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker got paid an boatload to assuage the shame of having this on their resume. But Paris sure is alluring in the movie. And was that Roman Polanski doing the cavity search?

Director:  Brett Ratner Writer:  Jeff Nathanson; Ross LaManna Cast:
Chris Tucker -  Detective James Carter Jackie Chan -  Chief Inspector Lee Max von Sydow -  Varden Reynard Hiroyuki Sanada -  Kenji Yvan Attal -  George Youki Kudoh -  Dragon Lady Noémie Lenoir -  Genevieve Jingchu Zhang -  Soo Yung		Tzi Ma -  Ambassador Han Dana Ivey -  Sister Agnes Henry O -  Master Yu Mia Tyler -  Marsha Michael Chow -  Chinese Foreign Minister David Niven Jr. -  British Foreign Minister Oanh Nguyen -  Mi Andrew Quang -  Kung Fu Kid

Everyone has a regret or two. There are some that can nibble away at your conscience and surface when you are alone and in the dark. Often they tend to be those where you had a choice of which path to take. You look back at them and argue with yourself over the choice made, that you could have stopped yourself from taking a decision. They are ones where, in a split second, you tell yourself not to do it. But you go ahead anyway. Leeann Lewis (Rebecca Pidgeon) is plagued by many such regrets. She is taking care of her invalid mother, Mary Lewis (Jean Morpurgo), instead of living her life selling homes in sunny LA. She is trying to romance Jesse Stone (Tom Selleck) but she has a leash about her ankle and can’t travel too far from mum and home. She is wishing her missing sister hadn’t been murdered in a bank holdup some years earlier. And there are others.

Director:  Robert Harmon Writer:  Ronni Kern; Robert B. Parker Cast:
Tom Selleck -  Chief Jesse Stone Kathy Baker -  Rose Gammon Kohl Sudduth -  Luthor ‘Suitcase’ Simpson Sean Young -  Sybil Martin Rebecca Pidgeon -  Leeann Lewis Mika Boorem -  Cathleen Holton Viola Davis -  Molly Crane Stephen McHattie -  Captain Healy		William Devane -  Dr. Dix William Sadler -  Gino Fish Saul Rubinek -  Hasty Hathaway James Gammon -  Bob Nigel Bennett -  Harrison Pendelton Philip Dinn -  Cab Driver Joe the Dog -  Reggie John Beale -  Dr. Perkins