How is your intuition? Mine is amazing. For some things it works like a charm. For other stuff, it is a dud. Jonah Baldwin (Ross Malinger) calls into a late night talk radio show looking for a new mother. His widowed father Sam (Tom Hanks) ends up on the phone laying bare his feeling for his wife. As a result the mail pours in and Jonah pulls out a letter from Annie (Meg Ryan) in Baltimore and refuses to give up until Sam agrees to meet her.

Director:  Nora Ephron Writer:  Jeff Arch; Nora Ephron; David S. Ward; Arch Rival Cast:
Tom Hanks -  Sam Baldwin Meg Ryan -  Annie Reed Bill Pullman -  Walter Ross Malinger -  Jonah Baldwin Rosie O’Donnell -  Becky Gaby Hoffmann -  Jessica Victor Garber -  Greg Rita Wilson -  Suzy		Barbara Garrick -  Victoria Carey Lowell -  Maggie Abbott Baldwin David Hyde Pierce -  Dennis Reed Dana Ivey -  Claire Bennett Rob Reiner -  Jay Tom Riis Farrell -  Rob Le Clanché du Rand -  Barbara Reed Kevin O’Morrison -  Cliff Reed

Candace Pennington (Alexis Dziena) has been raped. Her parents Margaret (Victoria Snow) and Chuck (Ralph Small) drag her down to the police chief, Jesse Stone (Tom Selleck), and demand to know what he is going to do about it. But Candace’s mother has washed her, redressed her and won’t take her to the hospital for fear of scandal. Mom swats her when she won’t talk about what happened but mom doesn’t want the story to get around. How do you think such a situation will get resolved? Yeah, I think so too.

Director:  Robert Harmon Writer:  Robert B. Parker; John Fasano; Michael Brandman Cast:
Tom Selleck -  Chief Jesse Stone Mimi Rogers -  Rita Fiore Jane Adams -  Brianna Lincoln Reg Rogers -  Andrew Lincoln Viola Davis -  Molly Crane Alexis Dziena -  Candace Pennington Kohl Sudduth -  Luther ‘Suitcase’ Simpson Polly Shannon -  Abby Taylor		Stephen McHattie -  Captain Healy Vito Rezza -  Anthony D’Angelo Shawn Roberts -  Bo Marino Victoria Snow -  Margaret Pennington Ralph Small -  Chuck Pennington Thomas Gibson -  Troy Drake Tony De Santis -  Joe Marino Sylvia Villagran -  Jenn

When you decide to go home for a visit after being away for seven years, it is probably a good idea not to drop by your local bar and get completely shit-faced. Particularly if you didn’t leave under the best of circumstances. Melanie Carmichael (Reese Witherspoon) is now a successful New York fashion designer but she needs to get her high school husband to sign the divorce papers he’s been reluctant to do. A boatload of shots loosens her tongue to the extent that she outs Bobby Ray (Ethan Embry), her old high school chum, and moves on to confirm the rumour that she married Jake Perry (Josh Lucas) because he got her pregnant under the bleachers. Topping off her evening out, she pukes regally all over the front seat of Jake’s truck as he tries to take her home. Ahhh… those high school memories.

Director:  Andy Tennant Writer:  Douglas J. Eboch; C. Jay Cox Cast:
Reese Witherspoon -  Melanie Carmichael Josh Lucas -  Jake Perry Patrick Dempsey -  Andrew Hennings Candice Bergen -  Mayor Kate Hennings Mary Kay Place -  Pearl Smooter Fred Ward -  Earl Smooter Jean Smart -  Stella Kay Ethan Embry -  Bobby Ray		Melanie Lynskey -  Lurlynn Courtney Gains -  Wade Mary Lynn Rajskub -  Dorothea Rhona Mitra -  Tabatha Wadmore-Smith Nathan Lee Graham -  Frederick Montana Sean Bridgers -  Eldon Fleet Cooper -  Clinton Kevin Sussman -  Barry

You work hard to get to the point in your career where you think you have finally made it. Work is going well, you feel you have begun to accomplish all you set out to do. Mary Jane Parker (Kirsten Dunst) is in just such a position. She’s featured in a musical and hopes it will be the springboard for her life as a singer. She knows it went well and Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) finally came to watch one of her shows. Life is good. Then the devastating reviews come in and she’s replaced with nary a word form the producers. And Peter doesn’t fulfill his boyfriend-end of the bargain.

Director:  Sam Raimi Writer:  Sam Raimi; Ivan Raimi; Alvin Sargent; Stan Lee; Steve Ditko Cast:
Tobey Maguire -  Spider-Man / Peter Parker Kirsten Dunst -  Mary Jane Watson James Franco -  New Goblin / Harry Osborn Thomas Haden Church -  Sandman / Flint Marko Topher Grace -  Venom / Edward ‘Eddie’ Brock Bryce Dallas Howard -  Gwen Stacy Rosemary Harris -  May Parker J.K. Simmons -  J. Jonah Jameson		James Cromwell -  Captain Stacy Theresa Russell -  Emma Marko Dylan Baker -  Dr. Curt Connors Bill Nunn -  Joseph ‘Robbie’ Robertson Bruce Campbell -  Maître d? Elizabeth Banks -  Betty Brant Ted Raimi -  Hoffman Willem Dafoe -  Norman Osborn

This is my kind of movie. But it isn’t the kind of movie that one should consume snacks while watching, particularly liquids. You’d be surprised how far you can snort a mouthful of tea. Shaun (Simon Pegg) and his buddy Ed (Nick Frost) stumble drunkenly out of their local singing along to some incomprehensible (to me but not them) tune when they see a figure down the block braying. They turn to one another and decide this is just the counterpoint they need for their song and the stranger want to sing along.

Director:  Edgar Wright; Simon Pegg Writer:  Simon Pegg; Edgar Wright Cast:
Simon Pegg -  Shaun Kate Ashfield -  Liz Nick Frost -  Ed Lucy Davis -  Dianne Dylan Moran -  David Nicola Cunningham -  Mary Matt Jaynes -  Clubber 2 Gavin Ferguson -  Football Kid		Peter Serafinowicz -  Pete Horton Jupiter -  Homeless Man Tim Baggaley -  The Usher Arvind Doshi -  Nelson Rafe Spall -  Noel Samantha Day -  Woman on Trisha Trisha Goddard -  Herself David Park -  Grave Scientist