1. Lord of the Ring (Two Towers) Watch Video
The journey to destroy the One Ring continues with this second film of the trilogy. Can the middle film stand up to the success of the first? The story traces the journey of Frodo and Sam as they venture deeper into the land of the enemy–with the mysterious Gollum serving as their guide–while their companions in the Fellowship, Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli, struggle to rescue the captured Hobbits Merry and Pippin. Their destinies lie at Two Towers–Orthanc Tower in Isengard and Sauron’s fortress at Barad-dur, deep within Mordor.
2. Spider Man Watch Video
Peter Parker leads the life of a normal student, working as a photographer at the Daily Bugle under the tutelage of J. Jonah Jameson, pining after the beautiful Mary Jane Watson, and hanging out with Harry Osborn. On a school trip, Peter is bitten by a genetically altered spider. He soon discovers he has unusual powers and a keen "spider sense."
3. The Bourne Identity (Starring Matt Damon) Watch Video
A man is found floating at sea with bullets filling his back. He is alive (just barely), but has no memory of who or what he once was. He doesn't even know where to begin, but when he finds a microchip buried in his skin, it leads him to a bank vault and some clues as to who he might be. This is how we are introduced to Robert Ludlum's character; Jason Bourne. Bourne is played by Matt Damon in an action role that was
very well suited for him as an actor. It turns out Bourne is a deadly assassin, and though he has no memories, he hasn't lost his abilities to kill. And kill he must as he discovers many people are 
after him who want him dead. The movie becomes a race for him to find out the truth to his past before it is to late. The movie is packed with full action.
4. Catch Me If You Can Watch Video
Stephen Spielberg directed a film based on the true story of Frank Abagnale Jr. (
Leonardo De Caprio). Abagnale was a successful kid con artist who was able to pass himself off as many different people in many different professions. He ended up with the FBI on his tail after taking a lot of money from Pan Am, and forging the checks so that they would cash more easily. Cashing more than $2.5 million in checks is what put Carl Hanratty (Tom Hanks) on a pursuit that would surely catch Frank. Abagnale was played by Leonardo DiCaprio in a really well acted role as a high school student in the 1960's. He was may more intelligent than what he put his mind to, but I guess it was the excitement of it all that wrapped him up. Hanratty is played by Hanks, as a dedicated FBI agent who is sure that he has the means and methods to catch Abagnale if he sticks to the case. Together they are great, and with the Direction of Spielberg turned this film into a real winner.
5. Minority Report Watch Video
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Spielberg once again has directed some fabulous science-fiction fantasies in his time, and he is just as skillful as speculating about what the reality of the future might be like. "Minority Report," which centers on identifying murderers before they commit the crime, also asks questions about personal privacy and preemptive arrests that are perhaps more pertinent than ever as America tries to balance personal rights against security needs.
3. The Bourne Identity (Starring Matt Damon) Watch Video
A man is found floating at sea with bullets filling his back. He is alive (just barely), but has no memory of who or what he once was. He doesn't even know where to begin, but when he finds a microchip buried in his skin, it leads him to a bank vault and some clues as to who he might be. This is how we are introduced to Robert Ludlum's character; Jason Bourne. Bourne is played by Matt Damon in an action role that was
very well suited for him as an actor. It turns out Bourne is a deadly assassin, and though he has no memories, he hasn't lost his abilities to kill. And kill he must as he discovers many people are 
after him who want him dead. The movie becomes a race for him to find out the truth to his past before it is to late. The movie is packed with full action.4. Catch Me If You Can Watch Video
Stephen Spielberg directed a film based on the true story of Frank Abagnale Jr. (
Leonardo De Caprio). Abagnale was a successful kid con artist who was able to pass himself off as many different people in many different professions. He ended up with the FBI on his tail after taking a lot of money from Pan Am, and forging the checks so that they would cash more easily. Cashing more than $2.5 million in checks is what put Carl Hanratty (Tom Hanks) on a pursuit that would surely catch Frank. Abagnale was played by Leonardo DiCaprio in a really well acted role as a high school student in the 1960's. He was may more intelligent than what he put his mind to, but I guess it was the excitement of it all that wrapped him up. Hanratty is played by Hanks, as a dedicated FBI agent who is sure that he has the means and methods to catch Abagnale if he sticks to the case. Together they are great, and with the Direction of Spielberg turned this film into a real winner.5. Minority Report Watch Video
Steven
Spielberg once again has directed some fabulous science-fiction fantasies in his time, and he is just as skillful as speculating about what the reality of the future might be like. "Minority Report," which centers on identifying murderers before they commit the crime, also asks questions about personal privacy and preemptive arrests that are perhaps more pertinent than ever as America tries to balance personal rights against security needs.
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