It took only three things to like this movie. One was the version of Cheap Trick’s I Want You To Want Me by Letters to Cleo with the band playing on the roof. I don’t know how they got them up there but it was inspired. Please don’t tell me it was CGI. I like the idea of someone humping all that gear up there. Number two was the attempt to look cool riding away on his scooter by Michael Eckman (David Krumholtz). Unfortunately a car blocks his path and forces him off the cliff overlooking the football stadium, giving him the ride of his life. The last was Katarina ‘Kat’ Stratford (Julia Stiles) disdain for the attempts by Ms. Perky (Allison Janney) to get her to play a bigger role in high school activities.

Director:  Gil Junger Writer:  Karen McCullah Lutz; Kirsten Smith; William Shakespeare Cast:
Heath Ledger -  Patrick ‘Pat’ Verona Julia Stiles -  Katarina ‘Kat’ Stratford Joseph Gordon-Levitt -  Cameron James Larisa Oleynik -  Bianca Stratford David Krumholtz -  Michael Eckman Andrew Keegan -  Joey Donner Susan May Pratt -  Mandella Gabrielle Union -  Chastity		Larry Miller -  Mr. Walter Stratford Daryl ‘Chill’ Mitchell -  Mr. Morgan Allison Janney -  Ms. Perky David Leisure -  Mr. Chapin Greg Jackson -  Scruvy Kyle Cease -  Bogie Lowenstien Tarance Houston -  Derek Cameron Fraser -  Trevor

Does anyone in your daily life really listen to what you have to say? Sometimes your family, sometimes your friends, sometimes your co-workers. But there are times when you just want to shake somebody and say listen, I’m talking and it is important. Jenna Rink (Jennifer Garner) goes through her day as a thirteen-year-old in a 30-year-old body but it takes a tween neighbour that Jenna meets in the elevator to suss out that she isn’t what she seems to be.

Director:  Gary Winick Writer:  Josh Goldsmith; Cathy Yuspa; Susan Arnold; Gina Matthews; Donna Arkoff Roth Cast:
Jennifer Garner -  Jenna Rink Mark Ruffalo -  Matt Flamhaff Judy Greer -  Lucy Wyman Andy Serkis -  Richard Kneeland Kathy Baker -  Bev Rink Phil Reeves -  Wayne Rink Samuel Ball -  Alex Carlson Marcia DeBonis -  Arlene		Christa B. Allen -  Young Jenna Sean Marquette -  Young Matt Kiersten Warren -  Trish Sackett Joe Grifasi -  Mr. Flamhaff Mary Pat Gleason -  Mrs. Flamhaff Susan Egan -  Tracy Hansen Lynn Collins -  Wendy Renee Olstead -  Becky

We can forgive some people for almost anything. Their efforts, albeit awkward, are so endearing that it only brings a smile to our face. Watching Cindy (Kate Hudson) falling off the curb into the dog shit, dropping her purse, breaking the light over the pool table, smearing lipstick on her dress, knocking over the food and water in the Indian restaurant all contribute to her charm. It’s obvious that the camera loves her and so will anyone seeing her performance.

Director:  Risa Bramon Garcia Writer:  Shana Larsen Cast:
Ben Affleck -  Bartender Casey Affleck -  Tom Dave Chappelle -  Disco Cabbie Guillermo Díaz -  Dave Angela Featherstone -  Caitlyn Janeanne Garofalo -  Ellie Gaby Hoffmann -  Stephie Kate Hudson -  Cindy		Catherine Kellner -  Hillary Courtney Love -  Lucy Brian McCardie -  Eric Jay Mohr -  Jack Nicole Parker -  Bridget Martha Plimpton -  Monica Christina Ricci -  Val Paul Rudd -  Kevin

Some days it just doesn’t pay to get out of bed. All you want to do is your job, check out and go home. But sometimes you find yourself in a time and place that allows you to become more than you’ve become. Jack Mosley (Bruce Willis) is in the wrong place at the wrong time. Eddie Bunker (Mos Def) is a witness against some bad cops and his courthouse driver gets caught in traffic. Frank Nugent (David Morse) comes by the bar where they are recuperating after one attempt on Eddie’s life and starts in on persuading Frank to give up the witness. About to kill Eddie, Frank kneecaps the shooter and thereby declares which side he’s on.

Director:  Richard Donner Writer:  Richard Wenk Cast:
Bruce Willis -  Jack Mosley Mos Def -  Eddie Bunker David Morse -  Frank Nugent Jenna Stern -  Diane Mosley Casey Sander -  Captain Gruber Cylk Cozart -  Jimmy Mulvey David Zayas -  Robert Torres Robert Racki -  Jerry Shue		Patrick Garrow -  Touhey Steve Nuke -  FBI Agent Sasha Roiz -  Kaller Conrad Pla -  Ortiz Hechter Ubarry -  Maldonado Richard Fitzpatrick -  Deputy Commissioner Wagner Peter McRobbie -  Mike Sheehan Mike Keenan -  Ray Fitzpatrick

You want to change your life. You find yourself stuck in the one you’re living now and you see that there is something better available to you. But your partner is happy with the way things are and any change to the stability is seen as a threat. You know that walking away will only bring pain and violence. You’ve tried it and all you got were broken bones and bruises which you tell friends came from an accident. How do you make a stand and not get hurt? The authorities won’t listen, the judicial system hasn’t got much but paper remedies. How do you plan a getaway? For Kat (Milla Jovovich) it starts with friends Vic (Sarah Strange) and Liz (Aisha Taylor) who provide the moral support in Kat’s struggle to slip away from her drug-dealing boyfriend Big Al (Angus Macfadyen). There is even an offer to take up a collection to get him whacked.

Director:  Gary Lennon Writer:  Gary Lennon Cast:
Milla Jovovich -  Kate Angus MacFadyen -  Big Al Stephen Dorff -  Reilly Aisha Tyler -  Liz Sarah Strange -  Vic Vincent Laresca -  Jose Dawn Greenhalgh -  Fran Shawn Campbell -  Original Owner		Tim Eddis -  Cop #2 Kay Hawtrey -  Marge Suresh John -  Thief Tony Munch -  Clancy