Year of the Fish

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Is about a rotoscope-animated modern-day Cinderella story set in the underbelly of New York's Chinatown.

Plot
An optimistic young girl travels alone to New York City where she hopes to earn money to send home to her ailing father. Expecting work in a beauty salon, the girl is instead delivered into the hands of her father's distant cousin, an embittered woman who runs a seedy massage parlor. The girl surrenders her passport as collateral for her "debt" and is informed of her duties.

Cast
Tsai Chin
Randall Duk Kim
Ken Leung
Hettienne Park
Lee Wong


Detail Info
Directed by David Kaplan
Writers
Screenplay: David Kaplan
Produced by Janet Yang, Rocco Caruso, David Kaplan
Music by Paul Cantelon
Genres Kids/Family and Animation
Running Time 1 hr. 36 min.
Release Date August 29th, 2008 (limited)
Distributors Gigantic Films
Production Co. Caruso-Mendelsohn Productions
Produced in United States

College

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After Kevin (Drake Bell), a high school senior, gets dumped by his girlfriend Gina (Alona Tal) for being too boring, he doesn't want to go to the freshman orientation weekend at Fieldmont University, where they had planned to go together. But his best friends Carter (Andrew Caldwell) and Morris (Kevin Covais) convince him that the weekend away will help get his mind off her. Once there, one of the rowdiest fraternities on campus pretends to recruit them as pledges in return for granting them access to the college party scene. Though forced to put up with the disgusting antics of fraternity brothers Teague (Nick Zano), Bearcat (Gary Owen), and Cooper (Zach Cregger), the guys meet sorority girls Kendall (Haley Bennett), Heather (Camille Mana), and Amy (Nathalie Walker), and sparks fly all around. But once Teague feels threatened by Kevin's new relationship with Kendall, he takes the pre-frosh humiliation to a greater level, forcing the guys decide to fight back.

Cast
Drake Bell as Kevin Brewer
Andrew Caldwell as Carter
Ryan Pinkston as Fletcher
Kevin Covais as Morris Hooper
Nick Zano as Teague
Zach Cregger as Cooper
Gary Owen as Bearcat
Haley Bennett as Kendall
Camille Mana as Heather
Nathalie Walker as Amy
Alona Tal as Gina
Verne Troyer as himself
Valentina Vaughn as herself (Penthouse Pet)
Heather Vandeven as herself (Penthouse Pet)

Info Detail
Directed by Deb Hagan
Produced by Malcolm Petal, Julie Dangel
Written by Dan Callahan, Adam Ellison
Cinematography Dan Stoloff
Editing by David Codron
Distributed by MGM
Release date(s) August 29, 2008
Running time 94 min.
Country United States
Language English
Budget $7 million

External Link
Official Website

I Served the King of England

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Short guy Jan Dite, but high in ambition wants to become a millionaire. And he knows just how to do it: by hearing everything, seeing everything, and creating opportunities at every turn. Armed with this knowledge and an irrepressible wish to please, he soon leaves his first place of employment, a pub, for a luxury brothel and finally moves onto an elegant Art Nouveau Prague restaurant.

But by the late 1930s, things are changing: Hitler has taken the Sudetenland region and is breaking apart Czechoslovakia. Jan falls in love with Líza, a Sudeten German proud of her Aryan blood. They marry, and soon after Líza is sent to serve on the Polish front, while Jan remains behind to serve as a nurse in a Nazi SS Research Hospital, but when she returns, she has a fortune in rare stamps that Jews had 'left behind.'

After Lízaâ death, Jan sells the stamps and becomes a millionaire. But he only has three years to enjoy his fortune: the new Communist regime puts him behind bars for 15 years, one for each of his millions. Upon his release from jail, Jan is sent to live in a decrepit border town. Here Jan reflects on the events that have shaped his life--and to reflect on what might have happened if he had played a different role in these events.

Cast
Ivan Barnev as Jan Díte, younger
Oldrich Kaiser as Jan Díte, older
Julia Jentsch as Líza
Martin Huba as Skrivánek
Marián Labuda as Walden
Milan Lasica as Professor
Josef Abrhám as Hotelier Brandejs
Jirí Lábus as Hotel Boss
Jaromír Dulava as Waiter Karel
Pavel Nový as General
István Szabó as Stock Marketeer
Tonya Graves as Abyssinian Emperor
Rudolf Hrusínský as Tichota
Petr Ctvrtnícek as Stockbroker
Jirí Sesták as Waiter

Movie Info
Directed by Jiří Menzel
Produced by Rudolf Biermann
Written by Bohumil Hrabal
Music by Aleš Březina
Cinematography Jaromír Šofr
Distributed by Bioscop
Running time 120 min.
Country Czech Republic / Slovakia / Germany / Hungary
Language Czech

Traitor

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A espionage thriller film, based on an idea by Steve Martin.

Plot
When FBI agent Roy Clayton heads up the investigation into a dangerous international conspiracy, all clues seem to lead back to former U.S. Special Operations officer, Samir Horn. A mysterious figure with a web of connections to terrorist organizations, Horn has a knack for emerging on the scene just as a major operation goes down. The inter-agency task force looking into the case meets with Carter, a veteran CIA contractor who seemingly has his own agenda and Max Archer, a fellow FBI agent. The task force links Horn to a prison break in Yemen, a bombing in Nice and a raid in London, but a tangle of contradictory evidence emerges, forcing Clayton to question whether his quarry is a disaffected former military operative -- or something far more complicated. Obsessed with discovering the truth, Clayton tracks Horn across the globe as the elusive ex-soldier burrows deeper and deeper into a world of shadows and intrigue.

Cast
Don Cheadle as Samir Horn
Guy Pearce as Roy Clayton
Jeff Daniels as Carter

Movie Info
Directed by Jeffrey Nachmanoff
Produced by Don Cheadle, David Hoberman, Todd Lieberman, Jeff Silver, Ashok Amritraj,
Arlene Gibbs, Kay Lieberman Steve Martin
Written by Jeffrey Nachmanoff
Music by Mark Kilian
Country U.S.
Language English

Babylon AD

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In the near future, Toorop (Vin Diesel) is a mercenary who takes the job of escorting a woman from Eastern Europe to New York. While he thinks this is just an ordinary mission, he gradually finds out that his guest is carrying an organism that has the potential to become the next Messiah — and everybody wants to get their hands on it.

Cast
Vin Diesel as Toorop, a mercenary
Michelle Yeoh as Sister Rebecca
Mélanie Thierry as Aurora
Gerard Depardieu as Gorsky
Charlotte Rampling as Neolite Priestess
Lambert Wilson as Dr. Arthur Darquandier
Mark Strong as Finn

Detail Info
Directed by Mathieu Kassovitz
Produced by Alain Goldman, Mathieu Kassovitz
Written by Éric Besnard
Music by Hans Zimmer, Atli Orvarsson
Cinematography Thierry Arbogast
Editing by Benjamin Weill
Distributed by 20th Century Fox
Release date(s) August 29, 2008
Running time 90 min. (USA) / 101 min. (Europe)
Country

• France
• United States

Language English
Budget $60 million

Hamlet 2

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When a high school threatens to shut down the theatre department, failed actor-turned-drama teacher Dana Marschz (Steve Coogan) decides to write a politically incorrect musical sequel to William Shakespeare's Hamlet.

Cast
Steve Coogan
Catherine Keener
Amy Poehler
Arnie Pantoja
David Arquette
Elisabeth Shue
Melonie Diaz

What Expert Say?

"a slam-bang patchwork of more inspired comedies, such as Ace Ventura: Pet
Detective and Borat". Byrge described the premise as "a twist on the formula of
let's-put-on-a-show, with the twist being that no one wants the show". He
thought that the screenwriters had put together "a string of gags in a
hit-and-miss dither" - Duane Byrge of The Hollywood Reporter

"outrageously funny but it does require a certain type of sense of humor and the
ability to laugh at very odd behavior and situations". Douglas thought that
Coogan played his character over-the-top, but found that through the film, "you
really start to love him". He described the premise as "ludicrous" but said,
"Sometimes, you just have to turn off your brain and allow yourself to laugh." -
Edward Douglas of ComingSoon.net

"It made sure to take shots at Christians, gays, Latinos, Jews, the American
Civil Liberties Union and Elisabeth Shue, one of its lead actresses." - The New
York Times

Detail Info
Directed by Andy Fleming
Produced by Eric Eisner, Leonid Rozhetskin, Aaron Ryder
Written by Andy Fleming, Pam Brady
Music by Ralph Sall
Cinematography Alexander Gruszynski
Editing by Jeff Freeman
Distributed by Focus Features
Release date(s) August 22, 2008
Country United States
Language English
Budget $9 million

External Link
Official Website

The Rocker

Musician Robert "Fish" Fishman (Rainn Wilson) is fired from Vesuvius, a fictional '80s hair band, before they become famous. The movie follows him as he gets a second chance at fame when he joins the garage band of his nephew Matt (Josh Gad). His love interest (Christina Applegate) is the mother of the band's guitarist, Curtis (Teddy Geiger). Pete Best, a former member of The Beatles who suffered a similar fate, has a cameo role in the film as himself.

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To promote the movie, the song "Promised Land", as performed by the fictional band Vesuvius, was released as free downloadable content for the video game Rock Band, which is shown being played in the movie.

Cast
Rainn Wilson as Robert “Fish” Fishman
Christina Applegate as Kim
Josh Gad as Matt Gadman
Teddy Geiger as Curtis Wood
Emma Stone as Amelia
Will Arnett as Lex
Jane Lynch as Lisa
Jason Sudeikis as David Marshall
Lonny Ross as Sticks
Jeff Garlin as Stan
Howard Hesseman as Gator
Fred Armisen as Kerr
Bradley Cooper as Trash
Aziz Ansari as Aziz

Cameo
Pete Best

Movie Detail
Directed by Peter Cattaneo
Produced by Shawn Levy
Written by Wallace Wolodarsky
Cinematography Anthony B. Richmond
Distributed by 20th Century Fox
Release date(s) August 20, 2008
Running time 102 Minutes
Country United States
Language English

Goal 2: Living the Dream

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The film starts at the beginning of the 2005/2006 season. Barcelona defeats Real Madrid by three goals in the Bernabéu, and Gavin Harris performs poorly in the Spanish league match. Santiago has attracted the interest of Real after his sensational performance in Newcastle last season and on deadline day he signs for them in a swap deal involving Michael Owen. Santi moves in with Roz who he is set to get married to. He makes his debut in a game against Greek side Olympiakos. With the game tied at 0-0 he comes off the bench to score the winning goal with a fantastic volley to the delight of the home crowd. Meanwhile his friend Gavin Harris is misfiring and has failed to score in 14 matches.

Roz soon has to head home to carry on her studies. Santi continues to impress at Real and the manager and director of Football are seen arguing of whether he should start. However life gets bad for Santi when his half brother turns up and shows him a picture of his mom. Santi's mom left his dad years ago and is now living in Spain with a new husband and a son. Enrique had learnt of this and went to tell Santi. Santi is freaked and drives off. From then on his life goes downhill. He makes his first start in a home game against Valencia and he is sent off after 5 minutes when he hacked down Vicente. He drowns his sorrows at a bar with Jordana Garcia (a journalist he met at Gavin's party).

Things get worse for Santi as he misses the team plane for the game against Rosenborg and he then starts falling out with Roz as he becomes more selfish and arrogant. He sacks his agent Glen Foy who had given him a chance in football. Meanwhile his friend Gavin Harris is scoring again but he loses his house and moves in with Santi. Santi gets injured while playing football with Gavin at home and his coach bans him from returning home for Christmas. Roz begins to think that Santiago is cheating on her.

For New Year's Eve, Gavin organizes a party which Jordana Garica is invited to. Jordana and Santi soon start kissing and the next scene shows Santiago telling Gavin that nothing happened when in fact they kissed. Santi tells Gavin about his brother but seems unable to find him. Enrique and Santi encounter each other again, and Santiago gives Enrique a ride home. After Santi drops Enrique off at home, Enrique quickly grabs Santi's duffel bag containing his warm ups and practice jersey. Santiago, unable to chase Enrique because of his injury, gets back into his car.

Enrique then steals Santi's car and Santi jumps in a cab and orders the Cab to pursue the car. Enrique crashes the car and Santi is interviewed by the police at the hospital where Enrique has been treated. A member of the paparazzi takes a picture of Santi and Santi strikes him, just as the police drag him off he finally sees his mom.

He spends the night in the jail before a member of the club rescues him, however things get worse a magazine shows Jordana and Santi kissing at the bar on New Years Eve. Roz yells at Santi over the phone. Meanwhile Santi finally finds his mom and they talk over what happened where his mom reveals she ran away because a man and Santi's uncle attacked her. Santi plays a game of football with his brother Enrique. He then phones Roz and apologizes for his behaviour. Roz is pregnant but Santi doesn't know.

Harris scores the winning goal against Barcelona in the Champions League. Real Madrid get past Lyon in the Champions League Semi-Finals by goals of Harris and Santi in the Santiago Bernabéu. They play Arsenal in the final and are trailing 1-0 at half time. Santi is brought on to play behind Gavin Harris. Arsenal however score again through Thierry Henry. They then miss a penalty and Gavin Harris pulls one back. Santi hits the bar before scoring himself in injury time and David Beckham scores a free kick to win Real the Champions League.

Cast
Kuno Becker as Santiago Munez
Alessandro Nivola as Gavin Harris
Anna Friel as Roz Harmison
Stephen Dillane as Glen Foy
Rutger Hauer as Rudi Van Der Merwe
Nick Cannon as TJ Harper (Arsenal F.C. Player)
Frances Barber as Carol Harmison
Miriam Colon as Mercedes
Sean Pertwee as Barry
Elizabeth Peña as Rosa Maria
Leonor Varela as Jordana Garcia
Mike Jefferies as Mad Director
Alejandro Tapia as Julio
Danny Stepper as American Tourist
William Beck as Steve Parr
Emma Field-Rayner as Lorraine
Kevin Knapman as Jamie Drew

Cameo Appearances
David Beckham, Julio Baptista, Emilio Butragueño, Iker Casillas, Thomas Gravesen, Guti, Steve McManaman, Iván Helguera, Francisco Pavon, Florentino Pérez, Sergio Ramos, Raúl, Robinho, Predrag Djordjevic, Ronaldo, Míchel Salgado, Jonathan Woodgate, Zinedine Zidane, Thierry Henry, Cesc Fàbregas, José Antonio Reyes, Fredrik Ljungberg, Jens Lehmann, Alexander Hleb, Cicinho, Shay Given, Ronaldinho, Samuel Eto'o, Víctor Valdés, Santiago Cañizares, Vicente, Juninho Pernambucano, Gregory Coupet, Rivaldo, Stefano Farina

Song
Here Without You - 3 Doors Down
Feeling a Moment - Feeder
Bright Idea - Orson
No Tomorrow - Orson
Ave Maria - Britten Sinfonia, Ivor Bolton & Lesley Garrett
La Camisa Negra - Juanes
I Like the Way (You Move) - BodyRockers
Esto Es Pa Ti - Santa Fe
Nothing - 'A'
Letting the Cables Sleep - Bush
Friday Friday - Boy Kill Boy
Turning Japanese - The Vapours

Detail Info
Directed by Jaume Collet-Serra
Produced by Matt Barrelle, Mike Jefferies, Mark Huffam, Steve McManaman
Written by Mike Jefferies, Adrian Butchart, Terry Loane
Distributed by Buena Vista International
Release date(s)
February 9, 2007 (U.K.)
August 29, 2008 (U.S.)
Preceded by Goal!
Followed by Goal! 3

Death Race

Terminal Island: The very near future.

The world's hunger for extreme sports and reality competitions has grown into reality TV bloodlust. Now, the most extreme racing competition has emerged and its contestants are murderous prisoners. Tricked-out cars, caged thugs and smoking-hot navigators combine to create a juggernaut series with bigger ratings than the Super Bowl.

The rules of the Death Race are simple: Win five events, and you're set free. Lose and you're road kill splashed across the Internet.

International action star Jason Statham leads the action-thriller's cast as three-time speedway champion Jensen Ames, an ex-con framed for a gruesome murder. Forced to don the mask of the mythical driver Frankenstein, a Death Race crowd favorite who seems impossible to kill, Ames is given an easy choice by Terminal Island's ruthless Warden Hennessey (Joan Allen): Suit up and drive or never see his little girl again.

His face hidden by a hideous mask, one convict will enter an insane three-day challenge in order to gain freedom. But to claim the prize, Ames must survive a gauntlet of the most vicious criminals—including nemesis Machine Gun Joe (Tyrese Gibson)—in the country's toughest prison. Trained by his coach (Ian McShane) to drive a monster Mustang V8 Fastback outfitted with 2 mounted mini-guns, flamethrowers and napalm, an innocent man will destroy everything in his path to win the most twisted spectator sport on Earth.

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Cast
Jason Statham as a prisoner, Jensen Ames
Tyrese Gibson as Machine Gun Joe Viterbo
Joan Allen as the prison warden
Ian McShane as a coach
Natalie Martinez as Case

Info Detail
Directed by Paul W. S. Anderson
Produced by Paul W. S. Anderson, Jeremy Bolt, Roger Corman, Paula Wagner
Written by Paul W. S. Anderson
Music by Paul Haslinger
Distributed by Universal Pictures
Release date(s) August 22, 2008
Country United States
Language English

External Link
Official Website

Tropic Thunder

Action comedy film about a group of prima donna actors filming a Vietnam War movie when their fed-up writer-director decides to dump them in the middle of a real war.

Rating R (pervasive language including sexual references, violent content and drug material)

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Cast
Ben Stiller as Tugg Speedman
Jack Black as Jeff 'Fats' Portnoy
Robert Downey Jr. as Kirk Lazarus
Brandon T. Jackson as Alpa Chino
Steve Coogan as Damien Cockburn
Nick Nolte as the film's writer
Bill Hader as Rob Slolom
Danny R. McBride as Cody
Jay Baruchel as Kevin Sandusky
Reggie Lee as Byong

Cameos
Tom Cruise, as "the studio boss"
Kathy Hilton
Tobey Maguire
Matthew McConaughey
Katie Holmes
Christine Taylor
Jennifer Love Hewitt
Mickey Rooney, as "Old Man Carruthers"
Justin Theroux
The Mooney Suzuki

Tom Cruise cameo controversy
Stiller had intended to keep Cruise's role in the film a surprise, and he is not credited in the film. The film studio has refused to release pictures of Cruise's character as he appears in the movie. Images of Tom Cruise with a bald headpiece and in a fat suit appeared on Inside Edition in November 2007, and also appeared on the Internet. Cruise is reported to play a fat movie mogul in the film. Attorneys for Tom Cruise threatened a lawsuit if photos showing Cruise bald, bearded and wearing a fat suit were published. A representative for Cruise stated: "Mr Cruise's appearance was supposed to be a surprise for his fans worldwide. Paparazzi have ruined what should have been a fun discovery for moviegoers." Photo agency INF responded with a statement: "While these pictures were taken without breaking any criminal or civil laws, we've decided to pull them from circulation effective immediately." MTV News reported that "..reps are reportedly having the image of a fat, balding Cruise pulled from the Internet as quickly as sites can put it up". In an April 2008 interview with MTV News, Ben Stiller refused to discuss Tom Cruise's role in the film.

Detail Info
Directed by Ben Stiller
Produced by Stuart Cornfeld, Eric McLeod, Ben Stiller
Written by Ben Stiller, Justin Theroux, Etan Cohen
Music by Theodore Shapiro
Cinematography John Toll
Editing by Greg Hayden
Distributed by DreamWorks Pictures
Release date(s) August 13, 2008 (United States)
Running time 124 min.
Country United States
Language English
Budget $100—$150 million

Mirrors

Mirrors is a 2008 remake of the 2003 South Korean horror film Into the Mirror. According to director Aja, the film will carry a R rating by the MPAA for strong violence, disturbing images, language and brief nudity.

Ben Carson (Kiefer Sutherland) is the head of security at a department store plagued by unexplained deaths. In addition to issues concerning the deaths, the store is also the target of demonstrators who seek compensation for a tragic fire that killed the staff. Ben eventually becomes intrigued by a disturbed woman who claims she is his sister who died in the fire. The woman is exacting revenge, using mirrors as a gateway back into the living world.

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Cast
Kiefer Sutherland as Ben Carson
Paula Patton as Amy Carson
Cameron Boyce as Michael Carson
Erica Gluck as Daisy Carson
Amy Smart as Angela Carson
Mary Beth Peil as Anna
John Shrapnel as Lorenzo Sapelli
Jason Flemyng as Larry Byrne
Tim Ahern as Dr. Morris

Movie Info
Directed by Alexandre Aja
Produced by Alexandre Aja
Written by Alexandre Aja
Music by Javier Navarrete
Distributed by Fox Atomic
Release date(s) August 15, 2008
Country Romania, United States
Language English
Budget $35 Million

Fly Me to the Moon

Fly Me to the Moon is a CGI animated feature film.
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A tween-aged fly named Nat and his two best friends, I.Q. and Scooter, build a “fly-sized” rocket in a field across from Cape Canaveral, Florida, where the Apollo 11 sits on its launch pad. From his earliest memory, Nat remembers his grandfather, Amos, telling him of his daring rescue of Amelia Earhart as she crossed the Atlantic Ocean on her historic flight. Wanting to be an adventurer like his Grandpa, Nat knows what he has to do. Defying the notion that “Dreamers get swatted!” he tells his friends his plan to get aboard the Apollo 11 and go to the moon. His buddies, with some reluctance, are in. The next morning, as their families realize they are missing, the three flies make it to Space Center command. In their homemade space suits, Nat, I.Q. and Scooter stow away inside the space helmets of astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins. As they blast off, our three tiny adventurers are about to make some history of their own.

Back on earth, Grandpa, Mom and the others watch TV to get news of their offspring’s adventure. As the astronauts appear on camera, the heroic flies wave in the background, visible to other flies but barely seen by humans – except for an attentive NASA team member, who informs Armstrong that there appear to be “contaminants” on board. One other problem: In far-away Russia, there are other flies watching TV - Russian flies that cannot tolerate American flies getting to the moon first. A Russian plan is hatched and operatives are enlisted to interfere with the US mission. Mother Russia puts all its hopes of success on the back of one nasty operative named Yegor. Fortunately, a pretty Russian fly named Nadia also sees the flies on board and hears Nat calling out his Grandpa’s name, the very name of the fly Nadia met in Paris and loved so many years ago.

Back on board the space ship, as the burn cycle to enter the moons orbit begins, the capsule starts to shake violently. There’s a short circuit in a control panel that must be fixed manually or the ship won’t be able to complete its mission. Nat and I.Q. fly through a maze of wires, find the problem and repair it just in time. Unaware of the flies’ aid, the ship enters orbit and all is well... or so they think. Just as they congratulate each other, the little flies are sprayed with a numbing aerosol and are captives in a test tube vial – contaminants indeed.


A screenshot of the filmThe flies manage to break the vial. Nat sneaks into Armstrong’s helmet just in the nick of time. The Lunar Module lands on the surface of the moon. From inside the helmet, Nat beams with every awe-inspiring historic step. I.Q. and Scooter join him on the surface inside Aldrin’s helmet. Back on earth, other plots are being set in motion. After more than 50 years apart, Nadia finds Grandpa, though the joy of their reunion is brief. She tells Grandpa and Nat’s Mom about the Russian plot to divert the mission to crash directly into Mount Rushmore. Yegor must be stopped. Nat’s Mom faints while Grandpa takes off with a renewed youthful vow to save his grandson. At Mission Control, the Russian operatives have infiltrated and are preparing to alter the descent codes. Unaware of the potential danger looming, the astronauts and the little flies sit back and prepare to come back home as heroes.

Grandpa, Nat’s Mom and Nadia join forces to stop Yegor and the Russian plan as Apollo 11 hurtles closer and closer toward earth. In a series of death-defying stunts, they crush the Russian threat. Apollo 11 splashes down safely in the Pacific Ocean, the world still totally unaware of the three little flies on board who made it all possible. Returning as heroes, the three little flies share a slogan embraced by all: “Adventure forever! Dreamers get swatted? Never!”

Cast
Buzz Aldrin as Himself
Adrienne Barbeau as Scooters Mom (voice)
Ed Begley Jr. as Poopchev (voice)
Philip Bolden as I.Q. (voice)
Cam Clarke as Ray (as Cam Clark)
Tim Curry as Yegor (voice)
Trevor Gagnon as Nat (voice)
Grant George as Other Russian Fly (voice)
David Gore as Scooter (voice)
Steve Kramer as Leonide (voice)
Christopher Lloyd as Grandpa (voice)
Mimi Maynard as IQ's Mom (voice)
Scott Menville as Butch (voice)
Lorraine Nicholson as Katie (voice)
Robert Patrick as Louie (voice)
Kelly Ripa as Nat's mom (voice)
Nicollette Sheridan as Nadia (voice)
Sandy Simpson as Neil Armstrong (archive sound)
Sophie Simpson as Polly (voice)
Doug Stone as Russian Announcer

Pineapple Express

Dale Denton (Rogen), a lazy stoner visits his equally lazy dealer, Saul Silver (Franco), to purchase weed, specifically a rare new strain called Pineapple Express. By accident, Dale witnesses a murder by a crooked police officer Carol (Rosie Perez) and the city's most dangerous drug lord Ted Jones (Gary Cole).

In panic, he flees the scene and accidentally drops his roach of Pineapple Express. Dale speedily drives back to Saul to find out if the weed is so rare that it could be traced back to him. The two are forced to run for their lives, they quickly discover they are not suffering from weed-fueled paranoia, rather the bad guys are hot on their tracks trying to kill them.

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An early review on the website DigitalJournal.com by Michael Billy has called Pineapple Express, "the best comedy of the summer" while also saying, "If you laughed at Superbad, or you laughed at Knocked Up, then you will definitely enjoy Pineapple Express. If you did not, then this movie probably isn't for you." It was an overall positive review

Cast
Seth Rogen as Dale Denton
James Franco as Saul Silver
Amber Heard as Angie Anderson
Rosie Perez as Officer Carol Brazier
Gary Cole as Ted Jones
Craig Robinson as Matheson
Kevin Corrigan as Budlofsky
Danny R. McBride as Red
Ed Begley Jr. as Robert Anderson
Nora Dunn as Shannon Anderson
Bill Hader as Private Greg B. Miller
James Remar as General Brat
Joe Lo Truglio as Mr. Edwards
Ken Jeong as Ken
Adam Herschman as unknown role
Donald Adem as transvestite prostitute

Movie Info
Directed by David Gordon Green
Produced by Judd Apatow, Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Shauna Robertson
Written by
Screenplay: Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg
Story: Judd Apatow, Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg
Cinematography Tim Orr
Editing by Craig Alpert
Distributed by Columbia Pictures
Release date(s) August 6, 2008
Running time 111 minutes
Language English
Budget $25 million

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The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2

The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 is the to of The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2005).Using some storylines from The Second Summer of the Sisterhood and Girls in Pants: The Third Summer of the Sisterhood, the film is based around the fourth novel in The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series, Forever in Blue: The Fourth Summer of the Sisterhood.

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Cast
America Ferrera as Carmen Lowell
Amber Tamblyn as Tabitha "Tibby" Tomko-Rollins
Alexis Bledel as Lena Kaligaris
Blake Lively as Bridget Vreeland
Jesse Williams as Leo
Bradley Whitford as Carmen's Father
Lucy Hale as Effie Kaligaris
Ernie Lively as Bridget's Father
Victor Slezak as Doctor
Tom Wisdom as Ian
Leonardo Nam as Brian McBrian
Michael Rady as Kostos Dounas
Rachel Nichols as Julia
Blythe Danner as Greta
Jeoff Monzon as Moised
Kyle MacLachlan as Peter
Rebekah Aramini as Lena's Mother
Adrienne Bailon as Girl renting DVD

Movie Info
Directed by Sanaa Hamri
Produced by Debra Martin Chase
Written by Elizabeth Chandler (screenplay), Ann Brashares (novel)
Cinematography Jim Denault
Distributed by Warner Bros.
Release date(s) August 6, 2008
Language English
Preceded by The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2005)
Rating PG-13

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The House Bunny

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Shelley Darlington (Anna Faris), a Playboy Bunny, teaches an awkward sorority about the opposite sex – only to learn that what boys really like is what's on the inside.

Shelley is living a carefree life until a rival gets her tossed out of the Playboy Mansion. With nowhere to go, fate delivers her to the sorority girls from Zeta Alpha Zeta. Unless they can sign a new pledge class, the seven socially clueless women will lose their house to the scheming girls of Phi Iota Mu. In order to accomplish their goal, they need Shelley to teach them the ways of makeup and men; at the same time, Shelley needs some of what the Zetas have – a sense of individuality. The combination leads all the girls to learn how to stop pretending and start being themselves.


Cast
Anna Faris as Shelley Darlington
Colin Hanks as Oliver
Emma Stone as Natalie
Katharine McPhee as Harmony
Rumer Willis as Joanne
Kat Dennings as Mona
Sarah Wright as Ashley
Mathew Richards as Michael
Kiely Williams as Lily
Monet Mazur as Cassandra
Rachel Specter as Courtney
Tyson Ritter as Colby
Beverly D'Angelo as Phi Mu Housemother
Kendra Wilkinson as herself
Holly Madison as herself
Bridget Marquardt as herself
Hugh Hefner as himself
Jennifer Tisdale as Phi Mu Girl
Valente Rodriguez as himself

Soundtrack
The first single off The House Bunny Sountrack is "I Know What Boys Like" by the movie's star Katharine McPhee. The single was released on July 25, 2008.

Movie Info
Directed by Fred Wolf
Produced by Allen Covert, Anna Faris, Adam Sandler
Written by Kirsten Smith, Karen McCullah Lutz
Cinematography Shelly Johnson
Distributed by Columbia Pictures, Happy Madison
Release date(s)

• USA - August 22, 2008
• UK - October 10, 2008
• Netherlands - December 18, 2008
• Spain - December 19, 2008

Language English

External Links
Official Website

The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor

Is an upcoming American adventure film that follows The Mummy and The Mummy Returns. It is slated for release on August 1, 2008.

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Plot
The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor stars Brendan Fraser reprising his role as explorer Rick O'Connell, along with his son Alex (Luke Ford), wife Evelyn (Maria Bello, taking over the character from Rachel Weisz) and her brother, Jonathan (John Hannah). The two parents are now retired, but they must stop the resurrected tyrannical Han, the Dragon Emperor (Jet Li), a mummy awoken from a 2,000-year-old curse, and whose army was found by 18-year old Alex. The Emperor now wishes to rebuild his empire, and threatens to plunge the world into his merciless, unending service with his Terracotta Army. Their chances of stopping him are thin, for the Emperor has not only an army of great magnitude, but controls the five elements. The undead Terracotta Army faces another, smaller, raised-from-the-dead army made of the Dragon Emperor's enemies, who died when they were crushed under the Great Wall of China. The emperor on which this fictitious account was based on was Qin Shi Huang and not the first Emperor of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Gaozu of Han.

Cast
Brendan Fraser as Richard "Rick" O'Connell
Maria Bello as Evelyn Carnahan-O'Connell
John Hannah as Jonathan Carnahan
Jet Li as Emperor Qin Shi Huang
Michelle Yeoh as Zijuan
Luke Ford as Alex O'Connell
Isabella Leong as Lin

Movie Info
Directed by Rob Cohen
Produced by Stephen Sommers, James Jack, Bob Ducsay, Sean Daniel
Written by Alfred Gough, Miles Millar
Starring Brendan Fraser, Jet Li, Maria Bello, John Hannah, Luke Ford, Michelle Yeoh, Isabella Leong
Music by Randy Edelman
Themes Jerry Goldsmith, Alan Silvestri
Cinematography Simon Duggan
Editing by Joel Negron, Kelly Matsumoto
Distributed by Universal Pictures
Language English
Budget $175,000,000
Preceded by The Mummy Returns

External Links
Official website
Rating on Google Movies