Picked up by the Sci-Fi channel for an early ’09 airdate, War Wolves is led by John Saxton who plays Jack Ford. Jack leads a special-forces unit back to the United States to hunt down a soldier who has been infected with the werewolf virus that turns man into wolf.

YOU might not think a movie about a fellow who lends his rooms to the married executives of his office as a place for their secret love affairs would make a particularly funny or morally presentable show, especially when the young fellow uses the means to get advanced in his job.

YOU might not think a movie about a fellow who lends his rooms to the married executives of his office as a place for their secret love affairs would make a particularly funny or morally presentable show, especially when the young fellow uses the means to get advanced in his job.

In THE TWILIGHT SAGA: NEW MOON, Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) is devastated by the abrupt departure of her vampire love, Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) but her spirit is rekindled by her growing friendship with the irresistible Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner).

Gone in 60 Seconds is a hit-and-miss movie, with a few hits featuring some amazing cars and some great action sequences, and lots of misses having to do with "character development".

The movie features Nicholas Cage as Randall "Memphis" Raines, a car thief who was the best until he retired. Memphis is forced back into business when he finds out that his brother Kip (Giovanni Ribisi) has gotten himself into trouble with a local hoodlum, Raymond Calitri (Christopher Eccleston). The problem is that Kip promised that he would deliver fifty cars to Raymond, but failed in his attempt to do so. Memphis must finish what Kip started, or lose his brother to a metal crusher. Complicating the matters is a police detective (Delroy Lindo) who is wise to the car robberies and wants to nail Memphis.

SHORT REVIEW: There are vampires, there are giant drooling half-man/half-dogs and plenty of overacting. In these respects, it’s a little like being at an Oscar party.
I have a few notes to all of Hollywood. If you’re going to insist on making sequels, please do these three things:

When I first saw ads for The Last Samurai months before it was released, I didn?t know that this was Tom Cruise?s latest attempt to try to grab some Oscar gold. I figured it was his latest attempt to prove that he can do his own stunts, a la the Mission Impossible movies (he does that here as well anyway.) In the month that the movie has been in theaters, it has garnered several award show nominations, including three Golden Globe nods. Since I have now finally seen it, I think it is award-worthy, though I don?t see Oscar going to Cruise this year.

Captain Nathan Algren (Tom Cruise) is a Civil War hero who is haunted by his past. He?s not haunted by the Civil War, but from recently fighting American Indians in the West. It?s now 1876, and he is an alcoholic and experiencing flashbacks of a cruel massacre of women and children by himself under the direction of his commanding officer, Colonel Bagley (Tony Goldwyn.) He is doing demonstrations for a rifle company, but it almost equals up to a circus sideshow act. He gets a chance to do something more challenging when Japanese businessman Omura (Masato Harada) makes him an offer. He wants to modernize his country through his railway system, and he has been pressuring the young Emperor Meiji (Shichinosuke Nakamura) to suppress the recent samurai attacks that are stopping that process. Omura has hired Bagley to train the country?s new army and the Colonel in turn thinks of Algren because of Algren?s experience with fighting the Indians, which he figures are the same as the Samurais. Algren doesn?t want to do it at first, but eventually agrees after an offer to be paid $500 a month plus an additional $500 upon completion, and he gets to bring his friend and fellow Army veteran, Sergeant Zebulon Gant (Billy Connolly), with him. Algren heads to Japan where he meets the army?s interpreter, the British Simon Graham (Timothy Spall), and starts training the troops. He also depends on General Hasegawa (Togo Igawa) to help him learn more about the leader of the Samurais, Katsumoto (Ken Watanabe), since Hasegawa once fought along side him. Omura gets antsy though, and demands that Algren lead the army into a battle with the Samurais, even though they were clearly not ready. Predictably, the army is massacred, resulting in the deaths of some friends and people he has come to know. Algren himself is almost killed, but his warrior spirit while killing a red-armored Samurai impresses Katsumoto enough that he spares the American?s life takes him prisoner so he can find out what Omura is up to next. Katsumoto brings Algren to a remote village run by his son, Nobutada (Shin Koyamada.) Since Algren doesn?t exactly know where to escape to, he isn?t confined in a cell, though he is constantly followed by the Silent samurai (Seizo Fukumoto), his bodyguard/watcher. He stays with Taka (Koyuki), Katsumoto?s sister and the widow of the red-armored Samurai, who dutifully heals him up, but is uncomfortable with him being there. Katsumoto?s right-hand man, Ujio (Hiroyuki Sanada), constantly challenges Algren to fights, but ironically trains him in Samurai fighting techniques. Time passes and Algren becomes friends with Katsumoto. He decides to help the Samurais, especially with the regrouping of Omura?s army and his purchase of modern weapons that could wipe out the Samurais for the last time.

When I first saw ads for The Last Samurai months before it was released, I didn?t know that this was Tom Cruise?s latest attempt to try to grab some Oscar gold. I figured it was his latest attempt to prove that he can do his own stunts, a la the Mission Impossible movies (he does that here as well anyway.) In the month that the movie has been in theaters, it has garnered several award show nominations, including three Golden Globe nods. Since I have now finally seen it, I think it is award-worthy, though I don?t see Oscar going to Cruise this year.

Michael and Quinn Harker grew up thinking Dracula was nothing more than a fairy tale. But now, after over 100 years, the undead count has risen from his grave as Vladimir Draco, thirsting for blood and revenge. Only the descendants of the Van Helsing and Harker families can stop him and save their friend before he is lost to the darkness forever. Search for cursed artifacts and holy relics, facing werewolves, vampires, and dark spirits in a globe-spanning Gothic hidden object adventure.

Plot :After a man is bitten by a werewolf, he discovers thats the least of his worries. He finds himself in the middle of a full-on war between vampires, werewolves, and human hunters. An exclusive World Premiere supernatural thriller from RHI Entertainment.

Picked up by the Sci-Fi channel for an early ’09 airdate, War Wolves is led by John Saxton who plays Jack Ford. Jack leads a special-forces unit back to the United States to hunt down a soldier who has been infected with the werewolf virus that turns man into wolf.
- Little does Jack know that three of the female soldiers serving in his unit have also been infected and have already transformed into she-wolves. The she-wolves forces of evil and Fords special op forces of good are pitted against each other in the race to save mankind from turning into wolves.

In fantastic Venice came difficult times: the world is falling apart - the evil necromancer Victor eluded death. Now he pytaetaetsya come to the limitless power. Scarlet, who knows nothing about his existence, must learn to use their skills and become a mighty warrior, to hit the dark force that threatens to destroy the world of the living. In this game you are waiting for an epic world of adventure. And remember, be a death in Venetica - a vocation.

A world far away from other world on this planet...A world were very few privilege will be able to go....A very beautiful place on planet Earth...It is a world worth visiting while your stay on planet Earth. “Whether or not we reach Alaska, we all want to know that such a place exists” - and it seems almost impossible that such a place does exist. Humpback whales, Wolves, Salmon, Buffalo, Musk Ox, Bears, Sea lions, Caribou, Bald Eagles, Polar Bears, Moose and Man - just a few of the stars of ALASKA. The variety of life in Alaska is overwhelming - enough to provide material for a score of Big Movies (in fact, it has.) In ALASKA, director George Casey shows real grace whether depicting Humpback whales on a herring hunt or Natives on a whale hunt. The film conveys a consistent spirit of awe and curiosity. Thankfully, ALASKA is not a laundry list of spectacular animals - but a tribute to one of nature’s last purely wild landscapes.

Survival is the deceptively straightforward theme - strategies for braving Alaska’s extremes and reaping its riches link and distinguish all forms of life here. ALASKA sets the standard for Large Format nature documentaries - too many of which are episodic, derivative and thematically cobbled together. ALASKA’s science is broad, but its best lessons are not meant to be of the classroom variety - sheer exposure to raw and beautiful nature is the point.

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OverlordTMII is the sequel to the hit warped fantasy action adventure that had players being delightfully despotic. In Overlord II, a new Overlord and a more powerful army of Minions take on an entire empire in a truly epic adventure, inspired by the rise of the Roman Empire. As the Glorious Empire conquers kingdoms and destroys any sign of magic it finds, it's time to go Minion Maximus and send in the horde.

The Minions return smarter, deadlier (and funnier) and are ready to fight in large scale battles that will see their wild pack mentality squaring up to the organised legions of the Glorious Empire. As ever, they'll do anything and everything the Overlord commands of them, especially now that they can run ravage and wreck buildings and scenery. They've also learned how to ride: In Overlord II Minions will be able to mount up and ride wolves and other magical creatures around the landscape and take them into battle, making our band of merry fighters faster and fiercer than ever before.