Daniel Radcliffe, Christian Byers,
Lee Cormie, James Fraser
Warner Independent Pics; Directed by Rod Hardy
Rated PG-13; 105 minutes; 2007

In the late 1960s, four close-knit orphans in Australia leave their orphanage for a holiday by the sea. While there, they hear a rumor a couple is going to adopt one of them and their friendship is tested and new alliances made as the four boys compete for the chance to gain a real family.

Vanessa Redgrave, Angelina Jolie,
Cameron D Angelo
HBO Pictures; Directed by Carlo Gabriel Nero
Not Rated; 83 minutes; 2004

A middle-aged woman, in the midst of a terrible fever, reevaluates her life. She realizes that there are people in the world that work just as hard as she does who have much less than she. The concept of fairness pervades her world and she awakes from her fever a changed woman who wants to fight for equality

Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, Seth Rogen, Bill Hader
Columbia Pictures; Directed by Greg Mottola
Rated R; 114 minutes; 2007

Two socially inept teenage boys are about to graduate high school and since they have been accepted to different colleges they have to now contemplate life apart. Evan and Seth decide to join forces one last time and reverse a lifelong losing streak with the ladies in one panic-driven booze soaked night.

Matt Damon, Paddy Considine
Universal Pictures; Directed by Paul Greengrass
Rated PG-13; 111 minutes; 2007

Jason Bourne is back in the third of the global blockbuster film series based on Robert Ludlums best-selling novels. This time Bourne is in a race to discover the final mysteries of his past while a government agent tries to track him down after a shootout in Moscow.

Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Ralph Fiennes
Warner Bros.; Directed by David Yates
Rated PG-13; 138 minutes; 2007

This film follows the darkest year yet for our young wizard. Harry Potter has to battle the Ministry of Magic as they seize more power at Hogwarts and refuse to believe that the evil Voldemort has returned. Harrys overwhelming school work, changes in the Quiddich team and the increased threat from his nemesis make for his most challenging year.

Dan Fogler, George Lopez,
Maggie Q, Christopher Walken
Focus Features; Directed by Robert Ben Garant
Rated PG-13; 90 minutes; 2007

Feng is an evil crime lord who is also a pro ping-pong player. Randy Daytona is former pro recruited by the FBL to enlist in a secret mission to take down Feng. The two must battle it out across the table in this outrageous comedy.

Rick Gonzalez, Wanda De Jesus
Universal Pictures; Directed by Franc Reyes
Rated R; 100 minutes; 2007

When the gangsters who killed his father come back to settle a score, Wilson and his mother must abandon their comfortable lives and fight back. Wilson is a college student who has never wanted for anything but when this group of thugs threatens his family again he gets weapons at the ready and prepares for a showdown.

Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, Jeremy Northam
Warner Bros.;
Directed by James McTeigue and Oliver Hirschbiegel
Rated PG-13; 93 minutes; 2007

When a mysterious virus finds its way to Earth it slowly infects and mutates everyone it contacts into emotionless zombies. We follow a reknowned psychiatrist and her partner, Ben, as they race to find her son who seems to be immune to the infection in this re-make of the famous creepy classic Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

Michelle Pfeiffer, Robert DeNiro,
Sienna Miller, Claire Danes
Paramount Pictures; Directed by Matthew Vaughn
Rated PG-13; 128 minutes; 2007

A young man named Tristran tries to win the heart of Victoria by retrieving a magical fallen star. His journey leads him to a forbidden land where he discovers that others are also seeking the star. The four sons of the king and an evil witch battle Tristran for the prize in this wondrous fantasy world.

Will Arnett, Will Forte, Chi McBride, Kristen Wiig
Screen Gems; Directed by Bob Odenkirk
Rated R; 91 minutes; 2007

Dean and John Solomon are two good-hearted but romantically challenged brothers. When they find out their dying fatherÕs last wish is for a grandchild, the inept brothers set out to find someone to have a baby with but their social skills lead to attempts at fatherhood that go hysterically and disastrously wrong.

Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, Vinnie Jones
New Line Cinema; Directed by Brett Ratner
Rated PG-13; 90 minutes; 2007

LAPD detective James Carter and Chinese Chief Inspector Lee are back with their own special take on serving and protecting. The two must now travel to Paris to battle a wing of the Chinese organized crime family called the Triads.

Rowan Atkinson, Willem Dafoe, Emma De Caunes
Universal Pictures; Directed by Steve Bendelack
Rated PG; 90 minutes; 2007

The mischievous and accident prone Mr. Bean wins a trip to the French Riviera and becomes ensnared in a European adventure full of pratfalls. He manages to separate a father from his son, struggle with the language barrier, get accused of kidnapping, lose his passport and fall in love!

Mark Webber, Catalina S. Moreno, Laura Linney
ThinkFilm; Directed by Ethan Hawke
Rated R; 117 minutes; 2007

William is a struggling young actor from Texas who is trying to make it in New York when he falls hard for local musician Sarah. The two have a whirlwind love affair but when Sarahs affections quickly wane William is devastated and it takes a road trip home for him to answer his own questions about his relationships and his past.

Scarlet Johansson, Alicia Keys, Chris Evans
The Weinstein Company; Directed by Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini
Rated PE-13; 106 minutes; 2007

A college graduate goes to work as a nanny for a rich New York family. Ensconced in their home, she has to juggle their dysfunction, a new romance, and the spoiled brat in her charge.