BLOODRAYNE
Cast: Ben Kingsley, Billy Zane, Kristanna Loken, Michelle Rodriguez, Meat Loaf
Synopsis: Bloodrayne is a genre all to itself. It is packed with action, but it's not an action film per se'. It is a mighty adventure, but it¹s not a pure adventure film. There are mythical and immortal creatures of great power and evil, but it¹s not a typical vampire movie. Bloodrayne crosses all genres. There is romance, adventure, action, drama and a raging battle of good against evil. With an all-star cast, including Academy Award Winner, Ben Kingsley, Michael Madsen (Species), Michelle Rodriquez, Meatloaf and Kristana Loken (T-3, the Terminatrix), Bloodrayne takes you to another place and time to experience a world where good and evil battle it out -- with mankind as the very prize. It's 1723 and evil rules Eastern Europe. An evil Lord Kagain, has so much power that no one stands boldly against him. No one would dare try. And as great as his power is, this Kagan has an opportunity to become utterly invincible. Three secret treasures, once united in his presence will give Kagan immortal powers of untold horror. But there is some hope. Throughout history there have always been those brave few who take up a cause for the good of mankind. The Brimstone Society is a small, but mighty group made up of just these kind of men -- and women. They have banded together to care for each other and to make themselves the avengers of the weak‹To smite evil where they can and to perhaps someday restore law and order to the rest of society. As these two forces converge, there are whispers across the land about a legend. A young and beautiful woman might harbor the secrets to defeat the mighty Kagan. Will Brimstone find her before Kagan does? If they find her, will she help them or go her own way? Even if she does help, will it be enough to defeat the evil armies of Kagan? And what is her dark secret that would make even Kagan fear her? Join us for this mighty adventure and immerse yourself! Bloodrayne, all myth begins in reality.
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Cast: Chris Evans, Jason Statham, Jessica Biel, Joy Bryant, Isla Fisher
Synopsis: London follows a group of hip, wealthy twentysomethings who share a love of cocaine and partying in this twisted and obsessive love story about Syd (Chris Evans) and his former girlfriend London (Jessica Biel). When Syd finds out about a going away party for London that he was not invited to, he crashes the party with his new acquaintance Bateman (Jason Statham) to confront his former lover one last time.
ONE LAST THING
Cast: Cynthia Nixon, Gina Gershon, Dana Eskelson, Jessica Bohl, Michael Angarano
Synopsis: ONE LAST THING is the story of Dylan Jameison (Michael Angarano), a 16 year-old kid from an industrial town in Pennsylvania, who has terminal cancer, and who's living life as fast as he can. When a charitable organization, 'United Wish Givers,' grants Dylan a last wish, he initially chooses to go fishing with his football hero, Jason O'Malley. But that's not what he really wants. In a moment of inspiration during the locally televised news conference, Dylan reveals that his true final wish is to spend a weekend with supermodel Nikki Sinclair (Sunny Mabrey). With the help of his two best friends, Slap (Gideon Glick) and Ricky (Matthew Bush), and star football player Jason O'Malley (Johnny Messner), Dylan spends his last days in Manhattan, trying to fulfill his wish, to the dismay of his single mom, Karen (Cynthia Nixon). In addition to the usual growing pains encountered by a boy his age, Dylan is faced with coming to terms with his imminent departure from this world. His resulting journey is both touching and surprisingly funny.
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CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 2
Cast: Carmen Electra, Hilary Duff, Piper Perabo, Steve Martin, Tom Welling
Synopsis: Tom Baker (Steve Martin) and wife Kate (Bonnie Hunt), hoping to bring their family together for a memorable summer vacation, take their 12 offspring to the rustic Lake Winnetka. But their retreat soon becomes cutthroat when they enter into a competition with the over-achieving members of a large family headed by Tom's long-time rival, Jimmy Muraugh (Eugene Levy).
KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
Cast: Eva Green, Jeremy Irons, Liam Neeson, Orlando Bloom, Shane Attwooll
Synopsis: KINGDOM OF HEAVEN is an epic adventure about a common man who finds himself thrust into a decades-long war. A stranger in a strange land, he serves a doomed king, falls in love with an exotic an forbidden queen, and rises to the knighthood. Ultimately, he must protect the people of Jerusalem from overwhelming forces - while striving to keep a fragile peace. From Ridely Scott, the master of the modern epic.
TRANSAMERICA
Cast: Felicity Huffman, Kevin Zegers, Burt Young, Fionnula Flanagan, Graham Greene
Synopsis: Felicity Huffman leaves the glamor of DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES behind and makes a surprising diversion with this offbeat film. Playing an uptight male-to-female transsexual named Sabrina 'Bree' Osbourne (née Stanley), Huffman gives a remarkable performance. Readying herself for the final snip that will make her womanly transformation complete, Bree's life takes a sudden turn when she receives a phone call from New York. Her son, Toby (Kevin Zegers), has been jailed, and Bree needs to post bail for him. The only problem is, Bree didn't know she had a son, but her therapist refuses to give her written permission to have the final part of her sex-change operation if she doesn't go, so Bree heads east from her California home. Thinking Bree is a Christian missionary, gay hustler Toby informs her of his intention to becom a porn star on the west coast, which brings out plenty of motherly instincts in the worried cross-gender father. So the two take a road trip back west, with Bree flailing in her attempts to tell Toby the truths about who she is and what she once was. Writer/director Duncan Tucker gets the balance between comedy and drama just right as he gently squeezes Bree's various revelations to Toby onto the screen. But it's Huffman who really shines, with her vocal inflections, makeup, and acting skills perfectly combining to give a convincing performance as the ultra-conservative Bree. Tucker doesn't focus too much on Bree's gender-hopping, instead crafting an emotional portrait of a highly dysfunctional family, while constantly dragging his audience back from the brink by weaving a killer laugh-out-loud line into the plot. A fine supporting cast--in particular Fionnula Flanagan (THE OTHERS) as Bree's hilariously overbearing mother--helps to deflect from the film's low-budget origins, with pithy dialogue and energetic performances combining to make TRANSAMERICA a wonderfully satisfying treat.