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Freddie Prinze Jr. & Monica Potter play "normal" people falling in love, amidst NYC's fashion scene. He's a fashion consultant & her new roommates are 4 up-and-coming models. Yes it's definitely a chick flick, but the movie is actually VERY funny. The models: Shalom, Sara, Ivana, & Tomiko play it way over the top and it works. I laughed out loud so many times, the people behind me kicked my seat... Freddie Prinze Jr. redeems himself, you don't catch him acting in this. I'd see it again in a minute!!

WARNING - this is a chick-flick The setting is NYC. Four friends; 3 self-proclaimed, lady-killers and 1 married slob gather for brunch every Sunday to trade sexual exploits. Their "perfect little world" begins to unravel when they all separately meet and fall for the same woman, Mia (Amanda Peet). This is definitely a B movie - the plot is thin, but the one-liners and sexual banter are a hoot. Amanda Peet has great comic timing (if you haven't seen The Whole Nine Yards, do it) and Brian Van Holt, Amanda's real-life boyfriend, is a total hottie (what a great ass). Remember the last 8 mins of "Something about Mary"...don't get up till the lights come on.

Family, war, honor, love, revenge, hope; equals a shoe-in for a Best Picture Oscar nomination. Fans of Braveheart, Saving Private Ryan, Last of the Mohicans and Gladiator will appreciate the blood, sweat and tears poured into this solid, anti-war epic. This is the story of a fictional man, set during the American Revolution, NOT a purely fact-based, historical account. FACT: the majority of atrocities committed during the American Revolutionary War were by the Hessians not the Brits.

Yes, the music is emotionally manipulative and there are holes in the plot, but it's moving nonetheless. Mel is his usual self: handsome, droll, psychotic, honorable. Heath Ledger is HOT, HOT, HOT (did I forget to mention talented as well) Jason Isaacs is the perfect villain - you uncontrollably hiss whenever he's on screen. Well worth paying full-price admission.