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The Fast and the Furious director Rob Cohen takes the high-speed stylings airborne in this military sci-fi action thriller. Navy test pilots Ben Gannon (Josh Lucas), Kara Wade (Jessica Beil), and Henry Purcell (Jamie Foxx) are the best of the best. They push the envelope in the cockpit of highly classified stealth fighter jets. They're ordered to fly with a new wingman, an AI-controlled unmanned plane, nicknamed EDI. The crew's first mission with their robotic ally comes off crisp and clean, until EDI is struck by lightning on the return. Its powers expanded in unseen ways, EDI begins acting with a mind of its own. When EDI takes a top secret mission that could result in a nuclear holocaust, the stealth pilots must take the skies to prevent Armageddon.
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Retired superhero Bob Parr (voice by Craig T .Nelson) once teamed with his wife Helen (Holly Hunter) to save the day as Mr. and Mrs. Incredible. Fifteen years after their glory days, the couple lives a crime-fighting-free life in the 'burbs. Bob works a boring insurance job to support Helen and their three kids, Violet (Sarah Vowell), Dash (Spencer Fox), and Jack-Jack (Eli Fucile and Maeve Andrews). Bob gets a chance to step back into his supersuit when he heads out on a mission to a far-away island. Saving the world soon becomes a family affair as the rest of the Incredibles, and old friend Mr. Freeze (Samuel L. Jackson), are forced into action. This rollicking family comedy won the 2004 Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film.
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From action director Michael Bay (Armageddon, Pearl Harbor) comes an explosive tale of militant terrorists. General Francis Hummel (Ed Harris) leads a renegade squad to the island prison of Alcatraz, and sets up a base there to threaten San Francisco with chemical rockets. His demands? $100 million from the government as reparations to forgotten combat veterans. Chemical weapons expert Stanley Goodspeed (Nicholas Cage) is pulled from his desk job to accompany a Navy SEAL team and neutralize Hummel and his men. As a guide, the SEALs employ the mysterious convict, John Mason (Sean Connery), a former inmate of Alcatraz. But when the SEAL team is wiped out, it's up to Goodspeed and Mason to save the city from chemical terror!
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Sky High is a high school for superheroes, secretly nestled in the clouds above Earth and charged with educating the next generation of caped crusaders. Will Stronghold (Michael Angarano) enters his freshman year at Sky High with some pretty hefty expectations. He's the son of Commander (Kurt Russel) and Jetstream (Kelly Preston), only two of the most legendary heroes around! Problem is, Will doesn't seem to have any superpowers. That means, despite his family background, he'll have to suffer through being assigned to sidekick duty. When a supervillain threatens the school, Will learns what it takes to be a hero and finally awakens powers of his own.
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For ex-Special Forces operator Frank Martin (Jason Statham), his job as a Transporter is all about rules. Rule One: Never change the deal. Rule Two: No names. Rule Three: Never look in the package. At first, Frank's newest job seems no different than the others, but when he stops along the road en route to his destination, he notices that the package in his trunk is moving. He violates Rule Three by looking inside the package, only to find the beautiful, gagged Li (Shu Qi) inside. Soon after, he breaks Rules One and Two, and lands smack dab in the middle of an international slave trade ring. In the end, Frank learns that rules are made to be broken. Transporter was directed by Louis Leterrier and Corey Yuen, and was co-written and co-produced by Luc Besson.
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After fighting on the losing side of a civil war, Captain Malcolm Reynolds (Nathan Fillion) and his crew of the ship Serenity scrape by as a small-time crooks and transportation for hire, laying low on the outskirts of a galaxy ruled by the Universal Alliance. When Reynolds and his crew pick up a young doctor, Simon (Sean Maher), and his telepathic sister, River (Summer Glau) they get a lot more than a couple of passengers. It seems River stumbled onto a secret the Alliance doesn't want anyone to know, and now they'll stop at nothing to bring her in. Pursued on two sides by the Alliance and another harrowing enemy, the Reavers (crazed savages who've descended into cannibalism), Reynolds soon realizes the greatest danger might already be on his ship.
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Samurai Champloo is director Shinichiro Watanabe's eagerly anticipated new anime series following his cult smash Cowboy Bebop. Champloo takes place in Meiji-era Japan and follows the exploits of three colorful characters. Mugen, a loud, undisciplined martial artist and Jin, a quiet, wandering samurai, join forces when Fuu, a flighty waitress, saves them from being executed. She then convinces the odd couple to help her find a samurai "who smells of sunflowers," and the three set out on an unforgettably funny and action-packed adventure. In Episode 7, A Risky Racket, Fuu's purse gets snatched by a crook. In Episode 8, The Art of Altercation, a man eager to fight Jin has been challenging any glasses-wearing samurai he finds. Since Jin's pawned his glasses, will he ever meet this mysterious challenger?
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Samurai Champloo is director Shinichiro Watanabe's eagerly anticipated new anime series following his cult smash, Cowboy Bebop. Champloo takes place in Meiji-era Japan and follows the exploits of three colorful characters. Mugen, a loud, undisciplined martial artist and Jin, a quiet, wandering samurai join forces when Fuu, a flighty waitress, saves them from being executed. She then convinces the odd couple to help her find a samurai "who smells of sunflowers," and the three set out on an unforgettably funny and action-packed adventure. Their saga continues in Episodes 3 & 4, the edgy, two-part Hellhounds for Hire story. Mugen and Jin part ways, only to wind up on opposite sides in a battle to control a town. Meanwhile Fuu, left to fend for herself, ends up trapped in a brothel.
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Kids' dreams get super(hero)-sized in this effects-heavy family adventure from Spy Kids director Robert Rodriguez. Max (Cayden Boyd) is known for his active imagination. He uses it to escape from a less-than-perfect life. Max's parents fight, and he's constantly teased by the other kids at school. One day Max's escape into fantasy becomes reality when two of his creations, Sharkboy (a boy raised by great whites!) and LavaGirl (a girl with the force of a volcano!), whisk Max out of his classroom and take him on a rescue mission to outer space. The two undersized heroes show Max that even small people can do big things. David Arquette, Kristin Davis, and George Lopez also star.
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This man-against-the-world action classic begins when former Vietnam Green Beret John Rambo (Sylvester Stallone) wanders into a Washington town to get some food. On the way, he's hassled by small-town sheriff Will Teasle (Brian Dennehy), who tells him that drifters aren't welcome. Rambo winds up in jail, where he's ruthlessly harassed by the sheriff's deputies. Hit with a Vietnam flashback, Rambo snaps, escaping into the nearby hills. The local law dogs have no idea what they're up against, as Rambo sinks into the forest, using his well-honed survival skills to defend himself against the sheriff's posse. As the manhunt for Rambo slowly spins out of control, Teasle is forced to call in Rambo's former commander, Colonel Trautman (Richard Crenna). Trautman's best advice: get yourself a lot of body bags.
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