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The Bourne Ultimatum
After losing his girlfriend, amnesiac super-spy Jason Bourne is more determined than ever to uncover his identity. He learns of a British journalist who may have information about his past, so Bourne tracks him down and discovers that the conspiracy runs deeper than he realized. Bourne dodges bad guys and seeks answers from the CIA, as it in turn seeks to locate him. Will he ever be able to discover the truths of his past? Featuring: Matt Damon, David Strathairn. A Universal Pictures release. May contain material unsuitable for children.
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The Darjeeling Limited
Brothers Francis, Peter, and Jack haven’t spoken to each other in a year. But after their father’s death, they decide to take a train trip together through India to embark on a spiritual quest and to bond with one another. But, of course, things don’t go as planned. Through a series of strange and unexpected events, the brothers find themselves stranded in the middle of a desert with only their suitcases. Now what? Featuring: Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody. A 20th Century Fox release. May contain material unsuitable for children.
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Evan Almighty
Former news anchor Evan Baxter says goodbye to Buffalo, New York, and hello to Washington, DC, after he’s elected congressman. Shortly after his arrival on Capitol Hill, Evan gets a visit from God, who asks him to build an ark. Understandably reluctant at first, Evan is soon convinced when animals begin appearing on his doorstep in twos. With his odd behavior and even odder appearance, Evan is soon on the national news. How is he going to explain this to his family? Featuring: Steve Carell, Morgan Freeman. A Universal Pictures release.
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Hairspray
In 1960s Baltimore, teen Tracy Turnblad dreams of dancing on the Corny Collins Show. Although her mother worries that a girl Tracy’s size will be cruelly rejected, her father tells her to follow her heart. Tracy’s infectious attitude and smooth moves land her on the show and gain the attention of local heartthrob Linc. Although the popular Amber and her mother, the station manager at the show, scheme to have Tracy booted off, Tracy works to integrate the program. Featuring: John Travolta, Nikki Blonsky. A New Line Cinema release.
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
After a lonely summer, Harry returns to Hogwarts to find that his fellow classmates do not believe that Lord Voldemort has really returned. The minister of magic, worried that Dumbledore is planning to oust him, appoints a new teacher of defense against the dark arts, Dolores Umbridge. She refuses to allow the students to actually practice magic. So Harry and his pals form their own secretive club to teach students how to defend themselves. Featuring: Daniel Radcliffe, Imelda Staunton. A Warner Bros. release.
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Hot Rod
Rod Kimble wants to be a great stuntman. After all, it’s in his blood. He believes his late father made the test runs for Evel Knievel’s famous jumps. Rod orchestrates small stunts for the entertainment of the neighborhood kids. But when his stepfather, Frank, needs money for a heart transplant, Rod plans the biggest feat of his amateur career. Rod needs his stepfather healthy if he is ever going to beat him in one of their basement sparring matches. Featuring: Andy Samberg, Isla Fisher. A Paramount Pictures release.
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The Invasion
After a space shuttle tragedy, psychiatrist and single mom Carol Bennell notices that people are acting strangely. They’re just not themselves. When she finds an object from space, Carol turns it over to her friend, Dr. Ben Driscoll. The two discover that the specimen contains alien DNA that fuses with human DNA during REM sleep. Carol’s son, however, may hold the key to a cure. After Carol is infected, she fights to stay awake as she protects her son from those who pursue him. Featuring: Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig. A Warner Bros. release. May contain material unsuitable for children.
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No Reservations
Head chef Kate Armstrong runs her life the same way she runs her kitchen: precise, ordered, and controlled. But when her sister dies unexpectedly and Kate becomes guardian to her 9-year-old niece, Zoe, Kate’s life turns upside down. And if that’s not enough, Kate’s boss hires a new sous chef, Nick Palmer, who is the opposite of ordered and precise. When Kate competes with Nick and tries to win over Zoe, she learns to open up and let love in her life. Featuring: Catherine Zeta-Jones, Aaron Eckhart. A Warner Bros. release.
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Once
This poignant Irish romance redefines the movie musical. A Dublin street guitarist meets a piano-playing immigrant from the Czech Republic. Bonding over their shared love of music, the two develop a tentative relationship and decide to record an album. Even though they make beautiful music together, outside factors complicate their budding relationship. He struggles to get over a bad breakup, and she is a young mother whose husband is still in her native country. Featuring: Glen Hansard, Markéta Irglová. A 20th Century Fox release. May contain material unsuitable for children.
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Ratatouille
Remy doesn’t quite fit in with the other rats: Rather than eating garbage, he dreams of cooking in an upscale restaurant. After getting separated from his home and family, Remy winds up under Gusteau’s, an elegant Parisian restaurant. Inspired by celebrity chef Auguste Gusteau and his mantra “anyone can cook,” Remy teams with Linguini, a kitchen boy with no culinary talent. Despite their successful teaming, they live in fear of discovery. Voices include: Patton Oswalt, Brad Garrett. A Walt Disney Pictures release.
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Resurrecting the Champ
Sports writer Erik Kernan struggles to live up to his father’s famous name but, according to his editor, fails dismally. Erik also is separated from his wife and missing his 6-year-old son. When he rescues a homeless man from a beating, he sees an opportunity to turn his career around. The man claims to be former boxer Battling Bob Satterfield, with a story that could be Erik’s ticket to stardom. But it’s the lessons Erik learns along the way that change him and his family. Featuring: Josh Hartnett, Samuel L. Jackson. A Yari Film Group release.
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The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause
Scott Calvin, AKA Santa Claus, and his new wife, Carol, are settling in at the North Pole, preparing for another holiday season and for the birth of their baby. Carol’s parents are coming for a visit, so Scott and the elves attempt to disguise the North Pole as northern Canada. Jack Frost offers to help Scott with all his responsibilities, but Jack really has other plans. He hopes to turn Christmas into Frostmas. Featuring: Tim Allen, Martin Short. A Walt Disney Pictures release.
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Stardust
The villages of Wall are enclosed by a cobble-stone wall, which protects them from the supernatural realm of Stormhold. But a young man named Tristan dares to cross the boundary to retrieve a fallen star for his love, Victoria. However, the fallen star turns out to be a young woman, Yvaine, hunted by the king’s sons for her power and by an old witch for her youth. As Tristan and Yvaine journey back to Wall, they encounter amazing adventures. Featuring: Charlie Cox, Claire Danes. A Paramount Pictures release.
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Superbad
In a bonding effort before college (and hoping to impress some girls), best buds Evan and Seth attempt to procure alcohol for a big graduation party. Their friend Fogell gets a terrible fake ID, and the three set off to buy some beer. Unfortunately, the liquor store gets robbed while Fogell is attempting to make his purchase, and the cops soon arrive. Now how will Evan and Seth prove they’re worthy of the women? And can the duo come to terms with their impending separation? Featuring: Michael Cera, Jonah Hill. A Sony Pictures Releasing release. May contain material unsuitable for children.
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Transformers
An alien race resembling machines comes to Earth to search for the Allspark, a powerful talisman. If the Deceptacons find it first, they may destroy Earth or enslave the humans. The Autobots hope to prevent this. Teenager Sam Witwicky, who may hold a clue to the Allspark’s location, realizes the car he just bought isn’t an ordinary car. After the car morphs into a two-legged machine and protects Sam from a similar-looking attacker, Sam decides to help the Autobots. Featuring: Shia LaBeouf, Jon Voight. A Paramount Pictures release.
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The Ultimate Gift
Trust-fund brat Jason Stevens isn’t sad when his grandfather, Red, dies: He’s angry. Red has laid out a series of tests that Jason must pass to the satisfaction of Red’s lawyer before he can receive his inheritance. In a video diary, Red leads Jason through a series of lessons in an attempt to teach his grandson what he couldn’t teach his greedy children—an appreciation for hard work, family, friends, and charity. And with the help of a young girl and her mom, Red may just succeed. Featuring: Drew Fuller, Abigail Breslin. A Porchlight Entertainment release.
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