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All in all, this prequel to box office success "Cruel Intentions" wasn't all that bad at first. The first ten minutes was kinda cute, which one only understands if they've seen the original "Cruel Intetions". The movie's lack of Sarah Michelle Gellar and Ryan Phillippe kind of sucks. However, if you have a very good imagination, you can picture Gellar and Phillippe playing the roles. The dialogue fits perfectly with the character and Amy Adams (Kathryn) does a wonderful job impersonating the role like Gellar would have done.

You have all the roles as in the first flick: the dopey and slow geek, the gay undertone, and of course, the female kiss(es).

The ending REALLY sucks as one character goes from perfectly innocent, to total slut, to the shocker secret. I was waiting for the final scene to be like the original film's, but it never came.

If you liked Cruel Intentions, see the second and do your best to envision Gellar and Phillippe in the roles. It'll help.

What's tv without a steamy Aaron Spelling production! That's right, the man that brought you "Melrose Place" and "Beverly Hills 90210" is getting back on top with TITANS. The new guilty pleasure that oozes with unlimited wealth and intoxicating beauty cooks up prime-time with rich people in complicated situations. Yasmine Bleeth leads an all-star cast as Heather Lane, the young and manipulative gold-digging new wife of Richard Williams (Perry King), the wealthy owner of a powerful international company. It just so happens that Richard's son Chandler (played by hunky Casper Van Dien) had a rompy relationship with his new step-mom two months earlier. Heather, dropping the bombshell that she's pregnant with Chandler's child DURING her wedding, goes head-to-head with Richard's ex-wife Gwen (played by former Dallas babe Victoria Principal) who lives right across the street. Jennie (Elizabeth Bogush), a recovering alcoholic and Laurie (Josie Davis), the owner of dance club Pulse, share sibling rivalry when David (General Hospital's Ingo Rademacher) arrives on the scene to romance the sisters. Business son Peter (John Barrowman) has eyes for the family secretary Samantha (Lourdes Benedicto), who has eyes for only Chandler. The troubled family gets even more complicated when Uncle Jack (Jack Wagner of "Melrose Place") takes over the family empire after brother Richard dies before episode 6 and kicks up a relationship with sister-in-law Gwen.

Secret pasts, sibling rivalry, steamy sex, battling the bottle, and untimely death is flooding TITANS. Just think... all that and only 6 episodes have been shot so far. Forget the dying "Millionaire" rage and sink your teeth into TITANS!

Since I've been 5 years old, this disaster movie from Irwin Allen has been the must see movie my whole life. I'm only 16, I've seen the teenslasher/drama flicks with the whole 'Scream' trilogy and 'Cruel Intentions' hits, but nothing has pulled my strings as this film has.

This 70's film, which nabbed two out of the nine academy awards it was up for (music and special effects), was the pioneer of all the disaster flicks. Poseidon is to credit for the spark of suspense movies such as Earthquake, The Towering Inferno, and Avalanche.

When a cruise liner is capsized during a New Year's Eve voyage, the handful of survivors played by an all-star cast fight their way to the bottom of the now overturned boat. Battling rising water, boat-rocking explosions, out of control flames, and the race against time before the luxury liner sinks, only the toughest passengers come out alive.

Gene Hackman, Shelly Winters, and Erniest Borgnine truly deliever with extrodinary acting talents put to use in an original and attention nabbing plot, making this film a golden classic for future generations.