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	U.S. OPENINGS THIS WEEK - NOVEMBER 29th
Title The Players The Plot The Buzz Solaris Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Steven Soderbergh Stars: George Clooney Natascha McElhone Ulrich Tukur ...See Full Cast Studio: USA Films Upon arriving at a space station orbiting the ocean planet Solaris, a psychologist (Clooney) discovers that the commander of an expedition to the planet has died mysteriously. Strange events follow. Despite a fine dramatic performance from Clooney and some perfectly modulated direction from Soderbergh, Solaris is pretty much the cinematic equivalent of tryptophan, an oblique art-house film made on a studio-blockbuster budget that will either leave you sleepy or perplexed, and only mildly intrigued. Perhaps if McElhone had been more magnetic, the romance would be more heartfelt. As it is, it feels like warmed-over Kubrick. - Mark Englehart Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating 8 Crazy Nights Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Seth Kearsley Stars: Adam Sandler Rob Schneider Jackie Titone Austin Stout ...See Full Cast Studio: Columbia TriStar To stay out of jail, a 33-year old party animal spends the holiday performing community service as the assistant referee for a youth basketball league. Crazy Nights, which very likely will be the worst movie debuting in 2002, makes Little Nicky seem positively sublime. You thought Sandler's voice was grating in that film? His vocal work for Whitey, a club-footed basketball ref, could be used to roust suicidal cult members from a compound. Happy Madison, the production company here, could be attempting to weaponize this film as I write. - Keith Simanton Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating Treasure Planet Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Ron Clements John Musker Stars: Joseph Gordon-Levitt Emma Thompson Martin Short ...See Full Cast Studio: Walt Disney Pictures The magic of Disney animation transplants Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island to the far reaches of outer space, with glittering space galleons, black holes, and ferocious space storms. Treasure A.E.. - Keith Simanton Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating They Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Robert Harmon Stars: Laura Regan Marc Blucas ...See Full Cast Studio: Miramax Films After witnessing a horrific event, a graduate student (Regan) begins to realize that her childhood nightmares might have been real. Despite the lame name (imagine the grammatical atrocities: "They is heee-eeere..."), this one's got an interesting premise. Still, without any kind of star power, it might be a tough sell. Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating Rabbit-Proof Fence Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Phillip Noyce Stars: Everlyn Sampi Tianna Sansbury Kenneth Branagh ...See Full Cast Studio: Miramax Films In 1931 Australia, three Aboriginal girls, trained by the government to be servants for a white family, escape their captors and begin the long journey home across the Outback, following the rabbit-proof fence. Noyce has two releases this fall, with this drama and the long-delayed The Quiet American, both of which premiered at the Toronto Film Festival. With its powerful content, Miramax is making sure not to position this as a kids' movie despite the three young leads. Peter Gabriel contributed the score. Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating Extreme Ops Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Christian Duguay Stars: Rufus Sewell Devon Sawa Bridgette Wilson ...See Full Cast Studio: Paramount Pictures A film crew travels to the Austrian Alps near the (former) Yugoslav border to film a commercial featuring three extreme sports enthusiasts being chased down by an avalanche. Turns out they're filming near the secret hideout of a Serbian war criminal, who they accidentally capture on film. Somebody at Paramount should get the Bonehead-Of-The-Year award for scheduling an action-y, XXX-like feature up against James Bond. 007 might be showing a little age, but we bet he takes down these youngsters before his first martini is shaken. Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating

	CURRENT TOP TEN - IN THEATERS
Title The Players The Plot The Buzz Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Chris Columbus Stars: Daniel Radcliffe Rupert Grint Emma Watson Richard Harris Maggie Smith Kenneth Branagh ...See Full Cast Studio: Warner Bros. Young Mr. Potter returns to Hogwarts, only to find the school plagued by a series of mysterious attacks and dark forces haunting him. In many regards Chamber is a better film than Sorcerer's Stone (a fine fantasy in its own right), mainly because it's a much more cinematic story and Columbus takes advantage of it. It's not as burdened with exposition or the importance of each realization of Rowling's text (we've seen Hogwarts so we don't have to linger on it in awe, the director allows us to swoop). Scenes such as the flying Ford Anglia, the Whomping Willow attacking the car, the mandrakes, all rather inert in the book, spring to life. At the same time, since the tale is barely adapted, it carries with it the more annoying traits of the book, particularly the newly-added characters (I realize it's a running joke, but how reliable is Dumbledore's faculty selection system at Hogwart's anyway?). The scenes with Harris are poignant to the point of being painful. Bring on Azkaban. - Keith Simanton Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating Die Another Day Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Lee Tamahori Stars: Pierce Brosnan Halle Berry Rosamund Pike ...See Full Cast Studio: United Artists 007 travels to Korea, Hong Kong, Cuba, London, and Iceland to unmask a traitor and prevent a war of catastrophic consequence. Beautiful women (Berry, Pike) play vital roles in his quest. Hurrah! The first 40 minutes of Die Another Day, which is essentially a 20 film homage, rivals and reinvents the excitement, intrigue and wit of the early, classic Connery Bond films. It's so good I nearly died. Sob! There's another hour and 20 minutes to go and the movie attempts to turn him into a super-hero, not a super spy. Another Day goes on to rival--nay exceed--the worst of the Moore years. My suggestion is leave the theater almost immediately when they get to Iceland; you'll get more than your money's worth. One last thing: If Halle Berry really is going to make a franchise out of Jinx, I hope she'll learn to run with her mouth closed. - Keith Simanton Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating The Santa Clause 2: The Mrs. Clause Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Michael Lembeck Stars: Tim Allen Spencer Breslin Elizabeth Mitchell Eric Lloyd David Krumholtz Wendy Crewson ...See Full Cast Studio: Buena Vista Pictures The world's newest Santa Claus (Allen), eight years on the job, discovers if he doesn't marry by Christmas Eve, he'll stop being Santa forever. And on top of that, his son (Breslin) has landed on this year's naughty list. Oy! Clause 2 has a lot in common with Stuart Little 2; it's a better film on the whole than the first installment, and yet retains the same mild temperament. For all the slack time, there are two moments in particular that almost elevate the film above what one expects, one with a little girl who recognizes Santa even though he's in the guise of a thin, normal-looking Allen, and one where a group of adults receive gifts they always wanted as children. Allen fills in admirably as both the nice Santa and, even better, as an evil toy Santa who wants to give children coal. - Keith Simanton Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating Treasure Planet Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Ron Clements John Musker Stars: Joseph Gordon-Levitt Emma Thompson Martin Short ...See Full Cast Studio: Walt Disney Pictures The magic of Disney animation transplants Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island to the far reaches of outer space, with glittering space galleons, black holes, and ferocious space storms. Treasure A.E.. - Keith Simanton Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating 8 Crazy Nights Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Seth Kearsley Stars: Adam Sandler Rob Schneider Jackie Titone Austin Stout ...See Full Cast Studio: Columbia TriStar To stay out of jail, a 33-year old party animal spends the holiday performing community service as the assistant referee for a youth basketball league. Crazy Nights, which very likely will be the worst movie debuting in 2002, makes Little Nicky seem positively sublime. You thought Sandler's voice was grating in that film? His vocal work for Whitey, a club-footed basketball ref, could be used to roust suicidal cult members from a compound. Happy Madison, the production company here, could be attempting to weaponize this film as I write. - Keith Simanton Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating Friday After Next Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Marcus Raboy Stars: Ice Cube Mike Epps John Witherspoon ...See Full Cast Studio: New Line Cinema When their apartment is robbed on Christmas Eve, two mall security guards (Cube and Epps) from the 'hood team up to track down the burglar. This is the kind of film you want to see in a packed theater, with cell phones ringing and people screaming, "Girrrl, Ice Cube is fiiiiine!" Such cacophony directly reflects what's happening on-screen, as this Friday is loud, hysterical, and set to irritate sensitive eyes and ears. And Cube continues to show he's as wise as he is cuddly; he's created a profitable franchise based on a clutch of bodacious, everyday folk who enter to applause like well-loved sitcom characters. So bring on Two Weeks from Friday... or whatever the next installment will be called. - Arno Kazarian Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating Solaris Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Steven Soderbergh Stars: George Clooney Natascha McElhone Ulrich Tukur ...See Full Cast Studio: USA Films Upon arriving at a space station orbiting the ocean planet Solaris, a psychologist (Clooney) discovers that the commander of an expedition to the planet has died mysteriously. Strange events follow. Despite a fine dramatic performance from Clooney and some perfectly modulated direction from Soderbergh, Solaris is pretty much the cinematic equivalent of tryptophan, an oblique art-house film made on a studio-blockbuster budget that will either leave you sleepy or perplexed, and only mildly intrigued. Perhaps if McElhone had been more magnetic, the romance would be more heartfelt. As it is, it feels like warmed-over Kubrick. - Mark Englehart Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating 8 Mile Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Curtis Hanson Stars: Eminem Brittany Murphy Kim Basinger Mekhi Phifer ...See Full Cast Studio: Universal Studios Inc. A young rapper (Eminem) in Detroit struggles with his anger through music. For someone who made his mark by being unconventional, it's surprising how very conventional Eminem's debut is. Though the film is essentially an Andy Hardy movie with axel grease smeared all over it ("Let's put on a show mutha$*#@?!") and director Hanson grafts the searing vibrancy of great youth angst movies onto it ("Rebel With a Fear of Speaking Before Large Audiences") he never lets the film flag. Eminem proves he can act and though I'm dreading the thought of watching him chase down the creep that killed his partner in some future production he'll probably be quite good at it. - Keith Simanton Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating They Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Robert Harmon Stars: Laura Regan Marc Blucas ...See Full Cast Studio: Miramax Films After witnessing a horrific event, a graduate student (Regan) begins to realize that her childhood nightmares might have been real. Despite the lame name (imagine the grammatical atrocities: "They is heee-eeere..."), this one's got an interesting premise. Still, without any kind of star power, it might be a tough sell. Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating The Ring Showtimes Trailers Photos Director: Gore Verbinski Stars: Naomi Watts Martin Henderson Brian Cox ...See Full Cast Studio: DreamWorks Distribution LLC A remake of the Japanese hit film Ringu, in which a reporter (Watts) tries to figure out why everyone who watches a mysterious videotape ends up dead. Verbinski's measured approach to horror has to be savored. This tactic may seem random, or lazy, or mistaken, but it's not. It's insidious. His Ring digs into your skin, burrowing in just under the surface, and feverishly begins to lay eggs. This film won't keep you awake at night, but it will make you itch. - Keith Simanton Reviews User Comments | IMDb Rating

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