“Did you computer model your work, Eddie?” “No, I didn’t. I was too busy building it.” A chase down Chicago's Michigan Ave., a frozen escape on an airboat, a brawl in a museum and C-Systems with a new ventilation system. Keanu Reeves and Rachel Weisz have a stirring adventure because of hydrogen.

Michael Oher is known and loved as a tackle for the Baltimore Ravens football team. Now the world has a chance to known him as a conquering individual and to know the woman who gave him the chance to be that.

Jackson Curtis careens through Los Angeles one second ahead of heaving earthquakes that rip city blocks off their foundations as catastrophes hit LA, Tibet and Yellowstone Park, where a wilderness guru speaks truth about government conspiracies and Robert Emmerich destroys the entire world.

An interesting story that falls apart in the telling, on the eve of his divorce, Will Hayes takes his daughter Maya and us on the roller coaster ride of his past three "serious" loves. It's PG-13, a rating which should be respected.

“A wild ride!” “A roller coaster!” Zemeckis’s extraordinary production of a holiday classic is a skyrocketing experience you won’t want to miss. Jim Carrey is brilliant as Scrooge and the Three Ghosts of Christmas. Rated PG for scariness, keep young ones home, plan for future DVD stocking stuffers!

Kinky Boots, a quest for identity, provides a wealth of information below the surface because the aspirations of different characters are embodied in their accents and speech patterns. Rated PG-13 but better for 17 and up.

Charlie Wilson drank at ten in the morning, in king's palaces (or would have if he could have), in hot tubs, at 2 a.m. and any other time possible. He was the U.S. Congressman who, along with a woman and a rogue, made it possible for history to be rewritten in Afghanistan between 1980 and 1989.

“It will be nothing like what we've ever seen before… Everything that we said is happening: gold prices, Pakistan, Afghanistan, the stock market….” Michael Ruppert’s documentary on the upcoming financial collapse of America is categorized as a Horror film and as a Documentary. Don’t miss it.

“You knock me off'a my feet. The way you make me feel.” Rehearsal videos from Michael Jackson's preparations for his final concert combined with voice-overs from interviews make one spectacular night at the movies showing the inside makings of great entertainment and a great entertainer's mind.

A normal family with tendencies to various dysfunctions takes a road trip to Redondo Beach, CA for their youngest daughter in big oversized plastic rimmed glasses, the alternate finalist in the Miss Sunshine Beauty Pageant, providing a vehicle for understanding beauty—but a poor vehicle for driving.