I don’t know how many days it took to film, how many people were involved, what sort of complexity it took to place the cameras, how often they had to do it to get it right or who did the actual stunt. I just sit there open-mouthed when United States Marshall Sam Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones) opens that roof door to see Mark Roberts/Mark Warren/Mark Sheridan (Wesley Snipes) standing on the edge of the roof facing towards the street and says he can’t be arrested because of what he knows. Mark Whatever then leans out, tumbles off the edge of the roof, swings down attached to some rope and swings out and over the street to the rail yards and lands on the roof of the station and leaps onto a train car leaving for elsewhere. My little heart goes pitty-pat every time.

Director:  Stuart Baird Writer:  Roy Huggins; John Pogue Cast:
Tommy Lee Jones -  Samuel Gerard Wesley Snipes -  Mark J. Sheridan/Mark Warren/Mark Roberts Robert Downey Jr. -  John Royce Joe Pantoliano -  Cosmo Renfro Daniel Roebuck -  Bobby Biggs Tom Wood -  Noah Woodrow Newman LaTanya Richardson -  Savannah Cooper		Irène Jacob -  Marie Bineaux Kate Nelligan -  Catherine Walsh Patrick Malahide -  Bertram Lamb Rick Snyder -  Frank Barrows Michael Paul Chan -  Xian Chen Johnny Lee Davenport -  Marshal Henry Donald Li -  Det. Kim

There are times in your life when an opportunity presents itself and you know that if you handle it properly, all sorts of wonderful things will happen. But how do you proceed? Andy (Luke Wilson) is asked by Lorna (Natasha Henstridge) to crack her neck when she is felling morose and down, her muscles are tight and she is tired. He doesn’t know how but he figures he should try and pick her up. But when he gives her a line about coming back to his place or goes to hers, she’s disappointed and grumpy that it is the best he can come up with.

Director:  Bruce McCulloch Writer:  Bruce McCulloch Cast:
Natasha Henstridge -  Lorna Luke Wilson -  Andy Kathleen Robertson -  Cheryl Janeane Garofalo -  Jeri Bruce McCulloch -  Jeff Kristin Lehman -  Keiran Amie Carey -  Rachel Gordon Currie -  Trevor		Harland Williams -  Callum Mark McKinney -  Dr. Cavan, Dog Psychologist Peter MacNeill -  Neighbor Albert Schultz -  Male Dog Owner #2 Jerry Schaefer -  Norm Zachary Bennett -  Dougie Ron James -  Male Dog Owner Diane Flacks -  Chirpy Dog Owner

The process of tracking someone is more of an art than a science. Figuring out where they are going and what they are doing is not a challenge for amateurs. Deidre (Natascha McElhone) and Sam (Robert De Niro) make it look easy but it could serve as a textbook example as the pose as tourists taking snapshots, having coffee at a local bistro and generally almost being in the way of their prey.

Director:  John Frankenheimer Writer:  J.D. Zeik; David Mamet Cast:
Robert De Niro -  Sam Jean Reno -  Vincent Natascha McElhone -  Deirdre Stellan Skarsgård -  Gregor Sean Bean -  Spence Skipp Sudduth -  Larry Michael Lonsdale -  Jean-Pierre Jan Triska -  Dapper Gent		Jonathan Pryce -  Seamus O’Rourke Ron Perkins -  Man with the Newspaper Féodor Atkine -  Mikhi Katarina Witt -  Natacha Kirilova Bernard Bloch -  Sergi Dominic Gugliametti -  Clown Ice Skater Alan Beckworth -  Clown Ice Skater Daniel Breton -  Sergi’s Accomplice

You know how some folks always seem to suffer a degree of humiliation whenever a choice is involved? No, I don’t mean things like picking tomatoes at the grocery store. Usually it has to do with doing stuff. You get picked for the rude stuff but passed over for the cool stuff. Sally Owens (Sandra Bullock) know that feeling only too well and is bummed that it happens to her. All she wants is to be chosen for the phone tree. Her sister Gillian (Nicole Kidman) wants to help but Sally know that getting picked isn’t going to happen. About the only thing worse is that she turns up naked at school without her homework.

Director:  Griffin Dunne Writer:  Alice Hoffman; Robin Swicord; Akiva Goldsman; Adam Brooks Cast:
Sandra Bullock -  Sally Owens Nicole Kidman -  Gillian Owens Stockard Channing -  Frances Owens Dianne Wiest -  Aunt Bridget ‘Jet’ Owens Goran Visnjic -  Jimmy Angelov Aidan Quinn -  Officer Gary Hallet Evan Rachel Wood -  Kylie Owens Alexandra Artrip -  Antonia Owens		Mark Feuerstein -  Michael Caprice Benedetti -  Maria Owens Annabella Price -  Lovelorn lady Camilla Belle -  Young Sally Owens Lora Anne Criswell -  Young Gillian Owens Margo Martindale -  Linda Bennett Chloe Webb -  Carla Martha Gehman -  Patty

After the terror of IKWYDLS, Julie James (Jennifer Love Hewitt) stiffens her resolve and isn’t going to be a victim anymore. As usual, nobody believes her story, there is storm on the horizon, the holiday resort is emptying faster than fish catch from a seine and bodies are starting to pile up. But help is on the way through rough seas in the from of Ray Bronson (Freddie Prinze, Jr.) who doesn’t plan to take any prisoners. When she’s a captive and Ray finds them in the grave yard, there is a moment when you’re wondering whether the producers can wring another movie out of this. But that seems unlikely when Ben Willis (Muse Watson) drives a hook into his son’s chest and Julie decides to step up and finish off Ben with Ray’s pistol.

Director:  Danny Cannon Writer:  Lois Duncan; Trey Callaway Cast:
Jennifer Love Hewitt -  Julie James Freddie Prinze Jr. -  Ray Bronson Brandy -  Karla Wilson Mekhi Phifer -  Tyrell Muse Watson -  Ben Willis Bill Cobbs -  Estes Matthew Settle -  Will Benson Jeffrey Combs -  Mr. Brooks		Jennifer Esposito -  Nancy John Hawkes -  Dave Ellerine! -  Olga Benjamin Brown -  Darick The Dockhand Red West -  Paulsen Michael P. Byrne -  Thurston Michael Bryan French -  Doctor Dee Ann Helsel -  Nurse