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This lovingly made movie features acting and directing by Kevin Spacy who plays 50's rock and roll heartthrob Bobby Darin and his romance with the lovely Sandra Dee. The film starts with Bobby filming a movie on his rise to success and flashes back to his childhood struggles and aspirations. From his early days in seedy nightclubs to the glitsy Copacabana, this picture should bring back memories of a simpler, more innocent time. A nice nostalgic movie for the older members of your family. Starring: Kevin Spacey as Bobby Darin, Kate Bosworth as Sandra Dee, John Goodman as Steve Blauner, Bob Hoskins as Charlie Cassotto Maffia, Brenda Blethyn as Polly Cassotto, Greta Scacchi as Mary Duvan, Caroline Aaron as Nina Cassotto Maffia, Peter Cincotti as Dick Behrke, Michael Byrne as Dr. Andretti, Matt Rippy as David.
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Director: Kevin Spacey - Studio: Lions Gate Home Entertainment
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A tortured man, Joe, returns home to the wife he left behind after serving 20 years in prison for a drunken accident that left his son dead and wife with a broken neck. Once he has returned home, Joe busies himself with cleaning up the house and surrounding land. Having a reputation for growing the most powerful weed in the area, Joe is confronted with the local drug kingpin that wants to draw Joe back into a life of crime. As Joe fights for redemption, and his wifes empty existance, he must also fight to keep himself from out of jail. Starring: Billy Bob Thornton as Joe, Lisa Blount as Chrystal, Ray McKinnon as Snake, Harry J. Lennix as Kalid, Walton Goggins as Larry (as Walt Goggins), Grace Zabriskie as Gladys, Johnny Galecki as Barry, Colin Fickes as Hog, Max Kasch as Shorty, James Intveld as Charlie Cato, Kathryn Howell as Miss Mabel, Harry Dean Stanton as Pa.
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Director: Ray McKinnon - Studio: First Look Pictures
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The true life story of Coach Ken Carter and his struggles bringing an inner city high school basketball program back to life. Ken Carter played for Richmond High School and was their last all-american athlete 20 years ago. Now a successful businessman, Ken gets a call to come back to his alma mater and turn this team of inner city thugs around. More than just basketball, Coach Carter seeks to instill respect for others and the consequenses of decisions in each one of his players making these young men into better citizens before athletes. Starring: Samuel L. Jackson as Coach Ken Carter, Rob Brown as Kenyon Stone, Robert Ri'chard as Damien Carter, Rick Gonzalez as Timo Cruz, Nana Gbewonyo as Junior Battle, Antwon Tanner as Worm, Channing Tatum as Jason Lyle, Ashanti as Kyra, Texas Battle as Maddux, Denise Dowse as Principal Garrison, Debbi Morgan as Tonya.
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Director: Thomas Carter - Studio: Paramount Home Video
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This star studded cast explores the harsh realities of modern day racism in Los Angeles which is just a reflection of the rest of the country. A white LA District Attorney and his wife are carjacked by a "sociological" pair of young black men. A rich black TV director and his wife are pulled over by a racist white cop and his unwilling partner. A black LA detective and his Latina partner and lover are investigating a white cop who shot a black cop. These are but separate foundations to the imtermingled story that affects all the parties. Starring: Karina Arroyave as Elizabeth, Dato Bakhtadze as Lucien, Sandra Bullock as Jean, Don Cheadle as Graham, Art Chudabala as Ken Ho, Sean Cory as Motorcycle Cop, Tony Danza as Fred, Keith David as Lt. Dixon, Loretta Devine as Shaniqua, Matt Dillon as Officer Ryan, Jennifer Esposito as Ria, Ime Etuk as Georgie (as Ime N. Etuk), Eddie J. Fernandez as Officer.
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Director: Paul Haggis - Studio: Lions Gate Home Entertainment
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Leo Beiderman discovers a comet hurtling towards an unsuspecting Earth. When he forwards the info to a scientist, the scientist invariably dies leaving the world in the dark. Eventually the US government discovers the truth and after backrom rumors about a supposed affair by the president, the world is let in on the impending disaster. A special spaceship is launched to destroy the comet, and special tunnels are dug to protect a limited number of humans and animals to survive the impact. Starring: Robert Duvall as Capt. Spurgeon 'Fish' Tanner, Téa Leoni as Jenny Lerner, Elijah Wood as Leo Beiderman, Vanessa Redgrave as Robin Lerner, Morgan Freeman as President Tom Beck, Maximilian Schell as Jason Lerner, James Cromwell as Alan Rittenhouse, Ron Eldard as Dr. Oren Monash, Jon Favreau as Dr. Gus Partenza, Laura Innes as Beth.
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Director: Mimi Leder - Studio: Paramount Studios
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Helen is married to her lawyer husband, Charles, and believes life is going along fine. Out of the blue her callous husband serves her with divorce papers right before their 20th wedding anniversary. With her seemingly secure life unraveled, Helen moves in with her gun-toting grandmother, Madea, and experiences the stages of a failed relationship. From denial to revenge this film will take the viewer through the dramatic but seriously humorous steps of healing Helen must endure. Starring: Kimberly Elise as Helen, Steve Harris as Charles, Shemar Moore as Orlando, Tamara Taylor as Debrah, Lisa Marcos as Brenda, Tiffany Evans as Tiffany, Cicely Tyson as Myrtle, Tyler Perry as Brian/Madea/Joe, Terrell Carter as Reverend Carter, Carole Mitchell-Leon as Mildred (as Carol Mitchell-Leon), Avery Knight as BJ.
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Director: Darren Grant (II) - Studio: Lions Gate Home Entertainment
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Miles Roby is the owner of a small diner in the rural New England town of Empire Falls. Negotiating the political currents of a depressed factory town, Miles deals with family issues from his scoundrel father to his ex-wife to his feisty brother. In addition to his family, Miles must deal with the Whiting family that owns most of the town. A look at the wealthier side of America through the eyes of a small town business owner. A fine film in the best tradition of HBO. Starring: Ed Harris as Miles Roby, Philip Seymour Hoffman as Charlie Mayne, Helen Hunt as Janine Roby, Paul Newman as Max Roby, Robin Wright Penn as Grace Roby, Aidan Quinn as David Roby, Joanne Woodward as Francine Whiting, Dennis Farina as Walt Comeau, William Fichtner as Jimmy Minty, Estelle Parsons as Bea, Theresa Russell as Charlene.
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Director: Fred Schepisi - Studio: Warner Home Video
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Based on the biography of the same title, Faith of My Fathers chronicals the early life of Senator John McCain as he was an up and coming Navy officer during the Vietnam War. As the young John McCain grauates from the Anapolis Naval Academy, his father instills in him the importance of character. Shot down over North Vietnam, the young McCain must survive by his character or crack under the pressure. The son of a 4-star admiral, the young McCain is a prize long sought by the Viet-Cong who hold him for five long years. Starring: Thomas Madell as Army General, rest of cast listed alphabetically: Michael Arata as Captain Hart, Tony Bentley as Grey madden, Brian Bossetta as Hanging POW, Jude Cambise as Prisoner Of War, Joe Chrest as Craner, Erin Cottrell as Carol McCain, Korbi Dean as Roberta McCain, Carol Dupuy as Wife (Returning POW), Louis Dupuy as Parent.
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Director: Peter Markle - Studio: Columbia Tri-Star
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This is a collection of short stories that chronical the lives of three separate families that live on the same street. One story tells of an overbearing father that must deal with a son he hardly knows after his wife dies. Another is about a family crumbling apart from adultry and dealing with a son's gay lifestyle. And finally, and old cantankerous father is at the end of his life when his lawyer son comes home to show his father that he did fulfill his father's expectations for success. Starring: Reiko Aylesworth as Business Woman, Kathy Baker as Nora, Barbara Barrie as Ruth, Joseph Bologna as Noah, Max Burkholder as Nick (age 4), Lisa Edelstein as Irene, Ron Eldard as Tom, Rabbi Mordecai Finley as Rabbi, Jessalyn Gilsig as Dianne, Joanna Gleason as Silvia, Paul Gutrecht as Simon, Gale Harold as Elliott.
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Director: Jared Rappaport, Rodrigo García - Studio: Showtime Entertainment
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A foster mother is in the wrong place at the wrong time when she happens upon a convenience store robbery and is gunned down in cold blood. The Mercer brothers reunite to take vengence on those responsible for this senseless murder. Based in the harsh urban reality of Detroit, the brothers encounter a crime underworld built on intimidation and death. however, they soon realize that their mother's death may not have been as random as initially believed. An action packed story of vengence and betrayal. Starring: Mark Wahlberg as Bobby Mercer, Tyrese Gibson as Angel Mercer, André Benjamin as Jeremiah Mercer (as Andre Benjamin), Garrett Hedlund as Jack Mercer, Terrence Howard as Lt. Green, Josh Charles as Detective Fowler, Sofía Vergara as Sofi, Fionnula Flanagan as Evelyn Mercer, Chiwetel Ejiofor as Victor Sweet, Taraji P. Henson as Camille.
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Director: John Singleton - Studio: Paramount Home Video
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