Tom Stansfield (Ashton Kutcher) leaves his brain in the wash when he sees an opportunity to romance Lisa Taylor (Tara Reid), his boss’s daughter. In a foolish moment of weakness that he sees as a date and she sees as a favour, he agrees to house-sit overnight for her family. Both you and I know that a evening of chaos with strange visitors, wacky incidents, loss of control and near disasters will ensue.

Director:  David Zucker Writer:  David Dorfman Cast:
Ashton Kutcher -  Tom Stansfield Tara Reid -  Lisa Taylor Jeffrey Tambor -  Ken Andy Richter -  Red Taylor Michael Madsen -  T.J. Jon Abrahams -  Paul David Koechner -  Speed Carmen Electra -  Tina		Kenan Thompson -  Hans Patrick Cranshaw -  Old Man Terence Stamp -  Jack Taylor Molly Shannon -  Audrey Bennett Mark Aisbett -  Commuter Tyler Labine -  Spike Ryan Zwick -  Delivery Boy Angela Little -  Sheryl

Taking a spouse hostage isn’t something that should be undertaken lightly. Rome (Robert Patrick) and his gang of thugs decide the arrival of a cop during a gas tank fill-up whilst escaping from a jewel heist is bad karma and shoot him. They grab Kate Triton (Kelly Carlson), stuff her in the car and blow up the gas pumps expecting to kill her husband John (John Cena). Nope, he’s in hot pursuit and darn cranky.

Director:  John Bonito Writer:  Michelle Gallagher; Alan B. McElroy Cast:
John Cena -  John Triton Robert Patrick -  Rome Kelly Carlson -  Kate Triton Anthony Ray Parker -  Morgan Abigail Bianca -  Angela Jerome Ehlers -  Van Buren Manu Bennett -  Bennett Damon Gibson -  Vescera		Drew Powell -  Joe Frank Carlopio -  Frank Firass Dirani -  Al Qaeda Leader Remi Broadway -  Marine #1 Steve Harman -  Marine #2 Damien Bryson -  Marine #3 Robert Coleby -  Braun Ashley Lyons -  Chris

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

Periodically, I see a scene that is so striking it stays with me forever. Such is the case in this movie when an overhead camera pans through a room and we see Cory Luchessi (Tony Nappo) polishing the large table with cloths under his hands and under his knees swimming across the screen.

Director:  Dwight H. Little Writer:  Wayne Beach; David Hodgin Cast:
Wesley Snipes -  Detective Harlan Regis Diane Lane -  Nina Chance, Secret Service Agent Daniel Benzali -  Nick Spikings, Head White House Secret Service Agent Dennis Miller -  Detective Steve Stengel Alan Alda -  Alvin Jordan, National Security Advisor Ronny Cox -  President Jack Neil Diane Baker -  Kitty Neil, First Lady Tate Donovan -  Kyle Neil, First Son		Harris Yulin -  General Clark Tully Tom Wright -  Hal Cooper, Secret Service Agent Nicholas Pryor -  Paul Moran Charles Rocket -  Jeffrey Arthur Groves, Suicidal ICC Bureaucrat Nigel Bennett -  Burton Cash, Secret Service Agent Guarding Kyle Neil Tamara Gorski -  Ex-Girlfriend in Bar Douglas O’Keeffe -  John Kerry, Assassin Tony Nappo -  Cory Allen Luchessi, White House Janitor

Betrayal. It is such a nasty word. It is even more wicked when it happens to you. Jane Smith (Angelina Jolie) finds out that her husband is a killer for hire. John Smith (Brad Pitt) discovers that his wife is an assassin. It is such an awkward moment because they are married to each other. He wants revenge and she wants his ass in a sling. It seems to be no different that many marriages except that they have lots of guns and practice.

Director:  Doug Liman Writer:  Simon Kinberg Cast:
Brad Pitt -  John Smith Angelina Jolie -  Jane Smith Vince Vaughn -  Eddie Adam Brody -  Benjamin Danz Kerry Washington -  Jasmine Keith David -  Father Chris Weitz -  Martin Coleman Rachael Huntley -  Suzy Coleman		Michelle Monaghan -  Gwen Stephanie March -  Julie – Associate #1 Jennifer Morrison -  Jade – Associate #2 Theresa Barrera -  Janet – Associate #3 Perrey Reeves -  Jessie – Associate #4 Melanie Tolbert -  Jamie – Associate #5 Jerry T. Adams -  Guard – Bull Elijah Alexander -  Marco Racin

Frank Keane (Robert Carlyle) is grieving over the death of his wife. He is a witness to a traffic accident involving Steve Mills (John Goodman) where he is asked to find a girl at a dance studio. Frank decides to return and is asked by Marienne Hotchkiss (Mary Steenburgen) to help her demonstrate the Lindy Hop. He is having such a good time he lets loose and dances with most of the female students until Marienne jolts him out of his reverie. For she knows what a powerful medium dance is. A judicious embrace can exorcise many demons but can also extract many deep-seated emotions, so she says. But if one is able to manage the challenges of dance, one can also enjoys its rewards.

Director:  Randall Miller Writer:  Randall Miller; Jody Savin Cast:
Robert Carlyle -  Frank Keane Marisa Tomei -  Meredith Morrison John Goodman -  Steve Mills Mary Steenburgen -  Marienne Hotchkiss Sean Astin -  Kip Kipling Danny DeVito -  Booth Donnie Wahlberg -  Randall Ipswitch David Paymer -  Rafael Horowitz		Camryn Manheim -  Lisa Gobar Adam Arkin -  Gabe DiFranco Sonia Braga -  Tina Elden Henson -  Sampson/Young Steve Mills Ernie Hudson -  Blake Rische Miguel Sandoval -  Matthew Smith Patricia Fraser -  Marilyn Hotchkiss Teresa Johnston -  Kate Collmary

Events often produce changes in us that are so subtle we fail to notice that they’ve affected us until someone comes along to kick start the synapses. And it takes some random instance to make us remember who we are. Lupita aka “Pita” (Dakota Fanning) gets a new bodyguard Creasy (Denzel Washington), who is a former US intelligence agent now working as a mercenary, and she finds him sad and lonely. He finds her chatty and distracting. She casually brings back his humanity and he shows her another side of living in Mexico. When she’s kidnapped, Creasy realizes the impact she has had on him and vows to clear cut anybody who stands in his path and bring havoc to those who took her and anyone who aids them.

Director:  Tony Scott Writer:  A.J. Quinnell; Brian Helgeland Cast:
Denzel Washington -  Creasy Dakota Fanning -  Pita Marc Anthony -  Samuel Radha Mitchell -  Lisa Christopher Walken -  Rayburn Giancarlo Giannini -  Manzano Rachel Ticotin -  Mariana Jesús Ochoa -  Fuentes		Mickey Rourke -  Jordan Angelina Peláez -  Sister Anna Gustavo Sánchez Parra -  Daniel Sanchez Gero Camilo -  Aurelio Sanchez Rosa María Hernández -  Maria Heriberto Del Castillo -  Bruno Mario Zaragoza -  Jorge Ramirez Javier Torres Zaragoza -  Sandri