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Phil Spector ‘Held Gun To Ex-lover’s Head’.
A jury has heard how music producer Phil Spector held a gun to his ex-lover’s head before demanding she remove her clothes during the second day of his murder trial.

Hot Rod
added the trailer for the Andy Samberg and Isla Fisher comedy

Thr3e
The 5ive millionth movie to replace a letter with a numeral in its title, this serial killer thriller is similarly original when it comes to plot. [Rated PG-13]

Night at the Museum
A security guard at Manhattan’s American Museum of Natural History discovers that the exhibits come alive after hours in this blockbuster comedy fantasy starring Ben Stiller, Robin Williams, Dick Van Dyke and Mickey Rooney. [Rated PG]

EIV in May
News: Entertainment in Video have announced the UK Region 2 DVD release of Getting Played on 21st May and White Coats on 28th May 2007. Priced at 19.99 each, details follow Getting Played - Directed by David Silberg, Getting Played stars Carmen Electr…

87% Spider-Man 3
IN THEATERS MAY 4, 2007 This third installment of director Sam Raimi’s hugely successful SPIDER-MAN series finds the webbed superhero (Tobey Maguire) and his girlfriend, Mary Jane (Kirsten Dunst), embroiled in a love triangle while confronting a new slate of dastardly villains.

61% Whole New Thing
IN THEATRES APRIL 6, 2007 (Limited) Aaron Webber makes an outstanding feature-film debut in WHOLE NEW THING as 13-year-old Emerson, a precocious homeschooled boy who spends most of his time, when not alone in his room, with his very liberal parents and his parents’ friends.

Pamela Anderson’s Baywatch thrill
The 39-year-old blonde, who starred as sexy lifeguard CJ Parker in the hit TV series, drew gasps from onlookers as she ran up and down a Malibu beach and frolicked in the surf - sparking rumours she is set to star in a comeback show.

The Golden Age
watch the international trailer for the “Elizabeth” follow-up, starring Cate Blanchett, Geoffrey Rush, Clive Owen, Samantha Morton and Abbie Cornish

Piano Tuner of Earthquakes, The
The second highly visual, multi-media feature from brothers Stephen and Timothy Quay centers on an evil doctor who abducts an opera singer. [Not rated]