U.S. Release Date December 2009: The Young Victoria: The story of love between the young, but soon to be, Queen Victoria and her Prince Albert. Queen Victoria's speculated love for and supposed secret marriage to her gillie is surpassed by her true and lasting love for her husband Prince Albert.

When good intentions and human foibles get together, embarrassingly funny situations result, especially when you’re an FBI informant wearing a wire and surrounded by cameras.

Insidious members of the Hudsucker Board of Directors deviously plot the take-over of controlling interest of the owner bereft company. Norville Barnes is their entry level candidate for Hudsucker President. Twists and turns show off the Coen brothers’ taste for dark farce. Definitely PG-13.

We see life more clearly in retrospect, but when you’re born at the wrong end of life, which way is retrospect? Benjamin Button leaves the world with less experience than he brought into it. He becomes the incarnation of the “second childhood.” An implausible story is brilliantly made believable.

America’s favorite character actor, Stanley Tucci, received the 2009 Independent by Nature Award in acknowledgment of some of his contributions to filmmaking (Blind Date, Julie & Julia, The Devil Wears Prada, The Terminal, Shall We Dance, The Impostors, The Pelican Brief).

Stage Door Canteen (1943) is a magnificent look at a real USO canteen in New York City during World War II. USO canteens were always operated by volunteers and in NYC, celebrities were the volunteers! (Stage Door Canteen Review)

Three estranged friends and retired dancers are reunited to perform the masterpiece dance of a lifetime in One Last Dance. The emotions run high, the energy is exuberant, the leaps higher and accomplishments extraordinary in the lives of the dancers and the performance of One Last Dance.

“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.

Linus Caldwell, the apprentice with moxie in Ocean’s Eleven, played by Oscar winner Matt Damon of The Bourne Identity fame, undergoes a metamorphosis before reappearing in Ocean’s Twelve and Ocean’s Thirteen. Ah. But was the metamorphosis a good change or a bad change?

What do you do when your life changes—for the worse—and suddenly makes you famous? What do you do when your life changes again and a woman in flower shop requires truth from the cardboard cutout of yourself? Love Happens and when it does, changes in life can change again.