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Frank Martin has retired from his former profession of delivering packages with no questions asked. He has moved to the sun soaked beaches of Miami, Florida to drive for an American Government offical and his family. Soon Frank's idealic existance it destroyed by kidnappers after the son of the family he drives for. With his training a special forces soldier kicking in, Frank does everything he can to protect the family he works for and expose the forces trying to harm them. Starring: Jason Statham as Frank Martin, Alessandro Gassman as Gianni, Amber Valletta as Audrey Billings, Kate Nauta as Lola, Matthew Modine as Mr. Billings, Jason Flemyng as Dimitri, Keith David as Stappleton, Hunter Clary as Jack Billings, Shannon Briggs as Max, François Berléand as Tarconi, Raymond Tong as Rastaman, George Kapetan as Dr.
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Director: Louis Leterrier - Studio: 20th Century Fox
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DJay is a small time pimp in Memphis, Tennessee. Times are tough for the purveyor of sex and pleasure. When he discovers that local musician turned superstar Skinny Black is coming back to town for the 4th of July, DJay teams up with Key and Shelby to compile a demo tape to present to the ghetto hero. In a story about an urban personality who turns to music to improve his financial standing versus making music for the sake of art, this lack of pretension which leads to innovative creativity surprises even DJay. Starring: Terrence Howard as DJay (as Terrence Howard), Anthony Anderson as Key (Clyde), Taryn Manning as Nola, Taraji P. Henson as Shug, DJ Qualls as Shelby (as D.J. Qualls), Paula Jai Parker as Lexus, Elise Neal as Yevette, Isaac Hayes as Arnel, Ludacris as Skinny Black, Jordan Houston as Tigga (as Juicy J), William Engram (as William 'Poon' Engram), Bobby Sandimanie as Yellow.
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Director: Craig Brewer - Studio: Paramount Home Video
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Justin Quayle is a low level diplomat with a globe troting wife that is somewhat of a loose cannon. His wife, Tessa, is in a remote part of Kenya trying to uncover the unsavory secrets of a pharmaceutical company operating in the country. When he receives word of his wifes death, Justin uses his connections to travel across three continents in search of her killer. The story jumps back and forth in time to follow the romance that brought Justin and Tessa together and how love cannot be denied. Starring: Ralph Fiennes as Justin Quayle, Rachel Weisz as Tessa Quayle, Hubert Koundé as Arnold Bluhm, Danny Huston as Sandy Woodrow, Daniele Harford as Miriam, Packson Ngugi as Officer in Morgue, Damaris Itenyo Agweyu as Journo's Wife, Bernard Otieno Oduor as Journo, Bill Nighy as Sir Bernard Pellegrin, Keith Pearson as Porter.
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Director: Fernando Meirelles - Studio: MCA Home Video
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Lisa Reisert is on the red eye from Dallas to Miami after attending the funeral of her grandfather. The man siting next to her at take-off seems nice enough until after the plane is in the air where he reveals her father's wallet to her. Terrified, she is instructed by this man, Jackson Ripner, that she is to participate in a plot to murder the deputy secretary of Homeland Security who will be staying at the hotel she works at. If she refuses, Jackson will have an associate kill her father. At this altitude there is no room error. Starring: Rachel McAdams as Lisa Reisert, Cillian Murphy as Jackson Rippner, Brian Cox as Joe Reisert, Jayma Mays as Cynthia, Angela Paton as Nice Lady, Laura Johnson as Blonde Woman, Suzie Plakson as Senior Flight Attendant, Max Kasch as Headphone Kid, Jack Scalia as William Keefe, Theresa Press-Marx as Marianne Taylor, Robert Pine as Bob.
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Director: Wes Craven - Studio: Dreamworks Video
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