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| 'MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE
III' (May 5) |
| J.J. Abrams ("Lost," "Alias") takes over
directing duties for the third installment of this successful
franchise. In it, spy Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) is back, though
his mission is being kept under tight wraps. We do know
that Philip Seymour Hoffman ("Capote") plays the heavy
and Ving Rhames is back to lend a shoulder. |
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| 'POSEIDON'
(May 12) |
| The 1972 schlock-fest "The Poseidon Adventure"
gets a new coat of paint in this remake. In it, a luxury ocean
liner capsizes following a massive tidal wave. Survivors must
try to find a way to the surface. The cast (which isn't as
all-star as the original) includes Josh Lucas, Kurt
Russell, Richard Dreyfuss, Emmy Rossum, Andre Braugher, Kevin
Dillon and Freddy Rodríguez. |
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| 'OVER THE HEDGE'
(May 19) |
| Bruce Willis, Garry Shandling, Steve Carell,
Thomas Haden Church, Nick Nolte, Catherine O'Hara, Wanda Sykes
and William Shatner (Denny Crane!) lend voices to this
animated comedy with a message. A mischievous raccoon (Willis)
tries to teach fellow foresters that humans aren't so scary.
Problem is, they're about to learn the cruel meaning of urban
sprawl. |
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| 'THE DA VINCI CODE'
(May 19) |
| If you've read the best-selling book, you know
the story. If you haven't, do you really want us to
spoil your surprise? Let's just say that Tom Hanks uncovers a
religious conspiracy that, well, many folks don't want to
be made public. Ron Howard directs Audrey Tautou, Ian
McKellen, Alfred Molina and Paul Bettany. |
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| 'X-MEN: THE LAST
STAND' (May 26) |
| Another sequel shrouded in secrecy. We can
tell you that stars Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry, Ian McKellen,
Famke Janssen (yeah, we know she died... it's a comic), Anna
Paquin, Rebecca Romijn and Patrick Stewart return. Kelsey
Grammer, Vinnie Jones, Maggie Grace and Ellen Page join as new
characters. We're thinking that some sort of battle will take
place between good and evil. Call us crazy. |
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| 'THE BREAK-UP'
(June 2) |
| Oh, the irony. Jennifer Aniston and Vince
Vaughn play a broken-up couple that tries to destroy the
other's life in this dark comedy. But, see, in reality, it was
this movie that brought the two actors together romantically.
Isn't that sweet? No? Well, it's at least sort of
interesting. |
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| 'CARS'
(June 9) |
| Pixar has taken on the ocean, toys, closet
monsters and insects, and superheroes. What's next? Well,
NASCAR is huge, so... we guess that talking race cars make
sense. Owen Wilson, Paul Newman, Larry the Cable Guy and
Bonnie Hunt lend their voices to what we hope amounts to more
than those annoying Chevron commercials. |
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| 'THE LAKE HOUSE'
(June 16) |
| Loneliness and frustration join forces in this
mysterious romance. Keanu Reeves (lonely... riiiight) starts
exchanging letters with the new occupant of his former
lakeside home, played by Sandra Bullock (frustration...
that we buy). When they discover they're living two
years apart, it's puts a kink in their plans to hook up. |
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| 'THE DEVIL WEARS
PRADA', (June 30) |
| In this adaptation of the best-selling
novel, Meryl Streep gets a chance to torment as Anne
Hathaway's evil boss at a New York fashion magazine. Author
Lauren Weisberger wrote this after working for a short time as
an assistant to Anna Wintour, the diva editor of Vogue
magazine. |
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| 'SUPERMAN RETURNS'
(June 30) |
| The most anticipated movie of the summer stars
an unknown. Brandon Routh stars as the Man of Steel, who after
a short time-out visit to Krypton, heads back to Earth to
reclaim the love of Lois Lane (Kate Bosworth). But, steel or
no steel, he's just a man, and he can be replaced... and he
has been by hunky James Marsden. Worse, bald baddy Lex Luthor
(Kevin Spacey) is trying to rule the world again. |
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