1. Lord of the Ring (Return of the Kings) Watch Video
The third of the trilogy. As the shadow of Mordor grows, Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen) is revealed as the hidden heir to the ancient kings. As he, Gandalf (Ian McKellen) and the other members of the broken fellowship struggle to save Gondor from Sauron's forces, Frodo (Elijah Wood) and Sam (Sean Astin) bring the One Ring ever closer to the heart of the dark lord's realm. Director Peter Jackson's epic won 11 Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
2. The Last Samurai (Tom Cruise) Watch Video
The Last Samurai siege with this sweeping period drama set in 19th-century Japan. After centuries of relying on hired samurai for national defense, the Japanese monarchy has decided to do away with the warriors in favor of a more contemporary military. Tom Cruise stars as Nathan Algren, a veteran of the U.S. Civil War who is hired by the Emperor Meiji to train an army capable of wiping out the samurai. But when Algren is captured by the samurai and taught about their history and way of life, he finds himself conflicted over who he should be fighting alongside.
3. Head of State (Starring Chris Rock) Watch Video
Mays Gilliam, a Washington D.C. neighborhood Alderman, is about to be red-lined out of his job. But after t
he untimely death of the party frontrunner, Gilliam is plucked from obscurity, and thrust into the limelight as his party's nominee--for President of the United States. The players in Gilliam's life include: Mitch Gilliam, his unsophisticated older brother who becomes his running mate; Kim, his ex-girlfriend who had once dumped him, but who now has a sudden change of heart as she sees a chance at becoming First Lady; Martin Geller, his campaign manager; Lisa Clark, the woman who truly believes in Gilliam; and Debra Lassiter, the woman who doesn't have faith in his candidacy, and is serving as his reluctant advisor.
4. Legally Blonde 2 Watch Video
Taking home a paycheck that nearly rivals the budget of the first film, Reese Witherspoon reprises the role of
Elle Woods in this sequel to 2001's surprise blockbuster Legally Blonde. When she's fired from her job at an upscale law firm for voicing her stance against the testing of cosmetics on animals, Elle heads to Capitol Hill to fight for her cause before Congress, leaving her boyfriend, Emmett, reprising his role from the film's predecessor, behind. Once there, she runs into plenty of adversity and red-tape and can't seem to find anyone who will listen to her proposals. While staying at the Watergate hotel though, she meets and befriends an elderly bellman who's been around politicians long enough to know the ins and outs of the political machine. With his help, Elle attempts to convince disillusioned U.S. Representative Rudd to help her get her voice heard in front of the stodgy old coots of the legislative branch.
5. Bruce Almighty (Played by Jim Carry) Watch Video
Bruce Nolan does
n't think the world is treating him fairly. He is a news reporter who keeps getting the worst stories he could ever get, and life just doesn't seem to go right for him. The one person he blames the most is God. But when God responds, Bruce finds himself taking on God's responsibilities. Now his chance to make life perfect has appeared, but as he enjoys his new found powers, he starts to mistreat the things that matters the most.
6. Runaway Jury (Gene Hackman; John Cusack) Watch Video
In New Orle
ans, a fired employee of a law firm takes an assault weapon and murders 11 people in the firm, then kills himself. The wife of one of the murdered lawyers sues the firearms manufacturer for being careless about the way they sell assault weapons. Wendall Rohr represents the wife, and Rankin Fitch represents the gun manufacturer as a jury consultant, working behind the scenes to gather information on the jury members before they are selected. Nick Easter manages to get himself onto the jury, but has ulterior motives. He and his accomplice Marlee are going to control the outcome of the trial, and offer both Rohr and Fitch a positive decision for 10 million dollars. Although Nick and Marlee are hoping for things to go smoothly, Fitch decides to play rough, eventually burning down Nick's apartment. But Nick and Marlee are willing to play that game, and Fitch knows that he must win at any cost, because a loss would be a precedent that could spell the doom of gun makers across the country.
2. The Last Samurai (Tom Cruise) Watch Video
The Last Samurai siege with this sweeping period drama set in 19th-century Japan. After centuries of relying on hired samurai for national defense, the Japanese monarchy has decided to do away with the warriors in favor of a more contemporary military. Tom Cruise stars as Nathan Algren, a veteran of the U.S. Civil War who is hired by the Emperor Meiji to train an army capable of wiping out the samurai. But when Algren is captured by the samurai and taught about their history and way of life, he finds himself conflicted over who he should be fighting alongside.
3. Head of State (Starring Chris Rock) Watch Video
Mays Gilliam, a Washington D.C. neighborhood Alderman, is about to be red-lined out of his job. But after t
he untimely death of the party frontrunner, Gilliam is plucked from obscurity, and thrust into the limelight as his party's nominee--for President of the United States. The players in Gilliam's life include: Mitch Gilliam, his unsophisticated older brother who becomes his running mate; Kim, his ex-girlfriend who had once dumped him, but who now has a sudden change of heart as she sees a chance at becoming First Lady; Martin Geller, his campaign manager; Lisa Clark, the woman who truly believes in Gilliam; and Debra Lassiter, the woman who doesn't have faith in his candidacy, and is serving as his reluctant advisor. 4. Legally Blonde 2 Watch Video
Taking home a paycheck that nearly rivals the budget of the first film, Reese Witherspoon reprises the role of
Elle Woods in this sequel to 2001's surprise blockbuster Legally Blonde. When she's fired from her job at an upscale law firm for voicing her stance against the testing of cosmetics on animals, Elle heads to Capitol Hill to fight for her cause before Congress, leaving her boyfriend, Emmett, reprising his role from the film's predecessor, behind. Once there, she runs into plenty of adversity and red-tape and can't seem to find anyone who will listen to her proposals. While staying at the Watergate hotel though, she meets and befriends an elderly bellman who's been around politicians long enough to know the ins and outs of the political machine. With his help, Elle attempts to convince disillusioned U.S. Representative Rudd to help her get her voice heard in front of the stodgy old coots of the legislative branch.5. Bruce Almighty (Played by Jim Carry) Watch Video
Bruce Nolan does
n't think the world is treating him fairly. He is a news reporter who keeps getting the worst stories he could ever get, and life just doesn't seem to go right for him. The one person he blames the most is God. But when God responds, Bruce finds himself taking on God's responsibilities. Now his chance to make life perfect has appeared, but as he enjoys his new found powers, he starts to mistreat the things that matters the most. 6. Runaway Jury (Gene Hackman; John Cusack) Watch Video
In New Orle
ans, a fired employee of a law firm takes an assault weapon and murders 11 people in the firm, then kills himself. The wife of one of the murdered lawyers sues the firearms manufacturer for being careless about the way they sell assault weapons. Wendall Rohr represents the wife, and Rankin Fitch represents the gun manufacturer as a jury consultant, working behind the scenes to gather information on the jury members before they are selected. Nick Easter manages to get himself onto the jury, but has ulterior motives. He and his accomplice Marlee are going to control the outcome of the trial, and offer both Rohr and Fitch a positive decision for 10 million dollars. Although Nick and Marlee are hoping for things to go smoothly, Fitch decides to play rough, eventually burning down Nick's apartment. But Nick and Marlee are willing to play that game, and Fitch knows that he must win at any cost, because a loss would be a precedent that could spell the doom of gun makers across the country.
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