Starring: Patrick Dempsey, Michelle Monaghan, Kevin McKidd, Kevin Sussman, Busy Philipps Directed by: Paul Weiland Released in 2008 by Colombia Pictures Tom is a guy, a guy guy. He has a group of friends and a gaggle of women he casually sleeps with. He refuses a real relationship. He has one best friend however, Hannah, she understands him like no other. But he still only sees her as a friend.

Kathleen Kelly is the owner of The Shop Around the Corner, Joe Fox owns Fox Books. The scene is immediately set for huge rivalry in the book world. But what neither one of them know is that they are unknowingly already friends by being anonymous chat partners online. While the temperature of rivalry rises and Kathleen is set to lose her shop, she seeks advice from Joe online. What will happen when they both discover the truth? Will the sparks fly or will they make amends?

Starring Johnny Depp, Amy Locane, Traci Lords, Ricki Lake, Iggy Pop, Kim McGuire Directed by John Waters Released in 1990 by Imagine Entertainment Allison Vernon-Williams is a Square, goody two-shoes. But she is tired of being good. Especially now that she has a crush on Cry-Baby Walker, a Drape and a local juvenile delinquent. She begs her grandmother for one night of happiness at the Jukebox Jamboree with Cry-Baby and his gang.

Starring: Pauly Shore, Stephen Baldwin William Atherton, Kylie Minogue, Joey Lauren Adams Directed by: Jason Bloom Released in 1996 by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Bud and Doyle are best friends with environmentally conscious girlfriends. In a totally unexpected screw-up, they find themselves locked up in the ‘Bio-Dome’ for a whole year.

Nick Deezy is a psychometrist which means he can sense who has been in contact with any object he touches and what has happened. Upon discovering his girlfriend cheated on him he decides to meet up with other gifted psychics at a study.  In doing so he comes across Sylvia Pickel who has a psychic guide Louise. Both of them get recruited by a man named Harry Buscafusco,  who claims his son got lost in Ecuador. They both agree to join him and that is where the real trouble begins…

Starring: Jessica Tandy, Hume Cronyn, Frank McRae, Elizabeth Peña Directed by: Mathew Robbins Released in 1987 by Universal Studios When tenants of an apartment block discover they are to be demolished they are at the end of their rope. They have no hope of saving the building, of saving their homes, lives and friends. The situation seems desperate and without an answer, until  one night, someone forgets to close their bedroom window…

Iris lives in London, Amanda in Los Angeles, both are as different as can be. However, they have one thing in common; lousy relationships with men who take advantage of them. Feeling fed up, both log on to a house swap website.  They agree to trade and soon find themselves crossing the ocean in hopes of leaving their troubled lives behind. What they did not expect was to find love on the other side of the planet…

Disney does horror? Is that even possible? Most certainly in this 1980 movie, no expense is spared for some intense scare moments. A family moves into a large country home and soon the two young daughters experience strange happenings that link back to an occult event that went terribly wrong. They see a young girl caught in a mirror blindfolded crying out for help. No one knows who she is or how she ended there except Mrs. Aylwood.

Daryl Ward is a human cop, but in the world he lives in, he finds himself forced to team up with an Orc. There are many prejudices around their partnership and even Daryl and Nick are prejudiced about each other. In some situations the tension rise but then they have to find a weapon. A weapon so important that many are prepared to kill for. Will they have each other’s backs till the end? Bright is very intensely focused on the racial divide between humans, orcs, elves, fairies.

Terrence Downe was a cop in heart, soul and bones until the day he wasn’t. A freak accident killed him on duty. However, the accident left his body in a perfect condition to be turned into a secret weapon. A cop that cannot be killed. How they went about it is a bit of a less ethical issue. But it works.

Starring: John Cusack, Cameron Diaz, Catherine Keener, John Malkovich Directed by: Spike Jonze Released in 1999 by Gramercy Pictures Craig Schwartz is a puppeteer by trade who is down on his luck. He always gets vastly outperformed by others, but he loves the aspect of storytelling and being someone else. His wife Lotte is a pet store clerk who often brings her work (as in the animals themselves) home.