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Samuel L. Jackson’s crack idea
The ‘Pulp Fiction’ actor loved shooting the scary serpent movie so much that he is keen to make a sequel.

Aurora Borealis - Trailer
Ever since the premature death of his father, 25-year-old Minneapolis slacker Duncan (Joshua Jackson) is content with shuffling aimlessly through life, hanging out with his lifelong friends, and ditching one dead-end job after another.

90% United 93
Potent and sobering, this film about the doomed airplane and her passengers is made even more gut-wrenching because the outcome is already known.

The Da Vinci Code (R1) in November
News: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment have announced the Region 1 DVD release of The Da Vinci Code for 14th November 2006 priced at $29.96 SRP. One of the biggest selling books of all time and a box office smash at cinemas this summer Ron Howard’s adaptat…

56% Kinky Boots
Kinky Boots relies heavily on the Full Monty formula of Britcoms, while playing it too safe in a desperate attempt not to offend. Ejiofor’s performance is its redeeming virtue.

0% My First Wedding
THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED Rachel Leigh Cook (29 PALMS) stars as bride-to-be Vanessa in this kooky wedding comedy.

81% A Prairie Home Companion
In much the same way that the radio show works, this film charms its audiences with clever jokes, rousing tunes, and endearing characters. Robert Altman and Garrison Keillor form a winning duo in bringing the show to the big screen.

Critical Consensus: "Crank" Is Well-Ranked; "Illusionist" Is Magic, "Crossover" Is An Air-Ball, "Wicker Man" Gets Burned
This week at the movies, we’ve got hoopsters with big dreams (”Crossover,” starring Anthony Mackie), scary goings-on on remote islands (”The Wicker Man,” starring Nicolas Cage), fast, fast vehicles (”Crank,” starring Jason Statham and Amy Smart), and magic (”The Illusionist,” starring Edward Norton and Jessica Biel). What do the critics…

SPOILER - Hercules Devours The New LOST Set!! The Super-Exciting Season-Box DVD Vault!!
A lot of us loved the second season of -Lost,’ but not everybody…

‘Gridiron Gang’ Story Squeezed Tears From The Rock
The former WWE pro plays real-life coach/probation officer Sean Porter, who leads a football team of juvenile offenders in the film, out September 15. “Every kid deserves a second chance,” he said. “That’s our responsibility as adults.”