Jealousy can be so unattractive. Hannah Lewis (Anna Faris) has cut her finger and her colleague Matt Lewis (Luke Wilson) licks it clean to prevent infection. Jenny aka G-Girl (Uma Thurman) shows up and displays a fit of green envy and domination by her lip-lock on Matt. It’s furthered at dinner when Jenny refuses to save the world because Hannah’s date had a thong emergency at his photo shoot. She’s not about to leave him alone with that hussy no matter how many police cars, ambulances and TV emergency reports happen.

Director:  Ivan Reitman Writer:  Don Payne Cast:
Uma Thurman -  Jenny Johnson/G-Girl Luke Wilson -  Matt Saunders Anna Faris -  Hannah Lewis Rainn Wilson -  Vaughn Haige Eddie Izzard -  Professor Bedlam/Barry Stelio Savante -  Leo Mike Iorio -  Lenny Mark Consuelos -  Steve		Wanda Sykes -  Carla Dunkirk Margaret Anne Florence -  Shapely Bartender Eva Veronika -  Elderly Lady Lawrence Feeney -  Scary Dude Lou Bonacki -  Parking Lot Manager Jeff Norris -  NYPD Officer at Garage Greg Northrop -  NYPD Officer at Station Catherine Reitman -  TV News Reporter

Humanity has done some remarkably evil things in the name of religion. It has also done many altruistic ones for the same reason. It seems that a lot of them evolve from an interpretation of past pronouncements rather than direct statements. Such is the burden of human history that it leads us to a point where sides have been chosen with a goal of eliminating the presence of another. We have to ask ourselves whether what we infer that has gone on before needs to change or remain static. This is the question Robert Langdon (Tom Hanks) as a Harvard Professor of Symbology and Sophie Neveu (Audrey Tautou), a cryptologist and puzzle solver, ask themselves and one another. Their quest takes them around Europe, ending up in England with a stop in London at Westminister Abbey for a clue near the tomb of Sir Issac newton. We see them cross the street going to the abbey, overlaid with the day of Sir Issac’s funeral. There we see the attendees along with the London landscape of the time.

Director:  Ron Howard Writer:  Akiva Goldsman; Dan Brown Cast:
Tom Hanks -  Dr. Robert Langdon Audrey Tautou -  Agent Sophie Neveu Ian McKellen -  Sir Leigh Teabing Jean Reno -  Captain Bezu Fache Paul Bettany -  Silas Alfred Molina -  Bishop Manuel Aringarosa Jürgen Prochnow -  Andre Vernet Jean-Yves Berteloot -  Remy Jean		Etienne Chicot -  Lt. Collet Jean-Pierre Marielle -  Jacques Saunière Marie-Françoise Audollent -  Sister Sandrine Rita Davies -  Elegant Woman at Rosslyn Francesco Carnelutti -  Prefect Seth Gabel -  Michael Shane Zaza -  Youth on Bus Andrew Clark -  Docent

Mockery is spiteful even if it unintentional. Rebecca (Carla Gugino) is writing her doctoral thesis on the tracker for the Lewis and Clark expedition, Sacajawea (Mizuo Peck). Larry Daley (Ben Stiller), the new night security guard, tells her that she can find out more by questioning the exhibits because they come alive after sundown. Rebecca is crestfallen when she thinks he is making fun of her, the history geek, and all of the work she has dedicated her college life to doing.

Director:  Shawn Levy Writer:  Ben Garant; Thomas Lennon; Milan Trenc Cast:
Ben Stiller -  Larry Daley Carla Gugino -  Rebecca Dick Van Dyke -  Cecil Mickey Rooney -  Gus Bill Cobbs -  Reginald Jake Cherry -  Nick Daley Ricky Gervais -  Dr. McPhee Robin Williams -  Teddy Roosevelt		Kim Raver -  Erica Daley Patrick Gallagher -  Attila the Hun Rami Malek -  Ahkmenrah Pierfrancesco Favino -  Christopher Columbus Charles Q. Murphy -  Taxi Driver Steve Coogan -  Octavius Mizuo Peck -  Sacajawea Kerry van der Griend -  Neanderthal #1

What sort of proof would you need before you believe? Is visual proof sufficient or would you have to become a part of it? ATF agent Doug Carlin (Denzel Washington) is approached by a FBI Agent Andrew Pryzwarra (Val Kilmer) and offered an opportunity to view the past. He is skeptical, confused and intrigued. Because if it true, he can solve a terrorist bombing. During his observation of the process, he’s told by a colleague that a house they’re checking is riddled with his fingerprints despite his never having been there.

Director:  Tony Scott; Tonino Ricci; Anthony Richmond Writer:  Bill Marsilii; Terry Rossio Cast:
Denzel Washington -  Doug Carlin Paula Patton -  Claire Kuchever Val Kilmer -  Agent Andrew Pryzwarra James Caviezel -  Carroll Oerstadt Adam Goldberg -  Denny Elden Henson -  Gunnars Erika Alexander -  Shanti Bruce Greenwood -  Jack McCready		Rich Hutchman -  Agent Stalhuth Matt Craven -  Larry Minuti Donna W. Scott -  Beth Elle Fanning -  Abbey Brian Howe -  Medical Examiner Enrique Castillo -  Claire’s Father Mark Phinney -  Agent Donnelly Shondrella Avery -  Kathy – Secretary

Betrayal by your best friend can squeeze your heart and slice your soul to ribbons. You expect them to have your back forever and never figure they’ll tattle on you. Bartleby Gaines (Justin Long) has just been ratted out by his life-long friend who wants to get into a frat. Bartleby has invented a phony college to get his parents off his back and make a little spare cash. Trying to maintain this facade is draining but it is beginning to prove lucrative. Now his buddy’s betrayal leads to the administration, in the form of Dean Van Horne (Anthony Heald), trying to turf him out on a fake parents day.

Director:  Steve Pink Writer:  Adam Cooper; Bill Collage; Mark Perez Cast:
Justin Long -  Bartleby Gaines Jonah Hill -  Sherman Schrader Adam Herschman -  Glen Columbus Short -  Hands Holloway Maria Thayer -  Rory Thayer Lewis Black -  Ben Lewis Blake Lively -  Monica Mark Derwin -  Jack Gaines		Ann Cusack -  Diane Gaines Hannah Marks -  Lizzie Gaines Robin Taylor -  Abernathy Darwin Dunlap Diora Baird -  Kiki Joe Hursley -  Maurice / The Ringers Jeremy Howard -  Freaky Student Anthony Heald -  Dean Richard Van Horne Travis Van Winkle -  Hoyt Ambrose