Rated:PG-13 At the end of part one, the Fellowship was forced to divide. "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" traces the journey of Frodo (Wood) and Sam (Astin) as they venture deeper into the land of the enemy - with the mysterious Gollum (Serkis) serving as their guide - while their companions in the Fellowship, Aragorn (Mortensen), Legolas (Bloom) and Gimli (Davies), struggle to rescue the captured Hobbits Merry (Monaghan) and Pippin (Boyd). Their destinies now lie at Two Towers - Orthanc Tower in Isengard, where the corrupted wizard Saruman (Lee) waits, and Sauron's fortress at Barad-dur, deep within the dark lands of Mordor. In addition to Gollum, The Two Towers also introduces the people of Rohan, led by King Theoden (Hill), his niece Eowyn (Otto) and her brother Eomer (Urban); Faramir (Wenham), brother of Boromir; Wormtongue (Dourif); and the Ent, Treebeard.
Rated:R About to start a seven-year jail term for dealing drugs, a young man attempts to make the most out of his last day of freedom. While roaming about the city with two close friends and his girlfriend, he takes a closer look at his life.
Rated:PG-13 Denzel Washington, who has starred in two autobiographical flicks (Malcolm X and last year's The Hurricane), takes on another project that is based on a real person, this time Antwone Fisher. Fisher was an angry sailor in the Navy, on the verge of being booted for repeated fights before turning his life around with the help of a Navy psychiatrist (Denzel Washington). The change led him to search for the family that abandoned him as a baby. Fisher later went on to work as a Sony Pictures security guard before becoming a writer-producer with a chance to tell his own life story.
Rated:R Based on a non-fiction book first printed in 1928, this sweeping tale follows the rise of Irish and Italian gangsters in New York, beginning in the Tammany Hall era and moving towards the 20th century. Leonardo DiCaprio plays the son of a murdered gangleader who swears vengeance upon the man who killed his father.
Rated:PG About a family that travels the world making nature documentaries. The special wrinkle is that daughter Eliza (Lacey Chabert) can communicate with animals.
Rated:PG-13 Hugh Grant plays billionaire George Wade, who depends on his brilliant attorney, Lucy Kelson (Sandra Bullock), to not only run his company but his life, too. George treats Lucy more like a nanny than a lawyer � and finally Lucy Kelson has had enough. George agrees to let her out of her contract but only if she finds a replacement. Lucy hires an ambitious young lawyer (Alicia Witt), but when she is set to leave, George realizes that he may be in love with her.
Rated:PG-13 For her entire life, Gracie Hart has dreamed of emulating the career of her mother, Emily, a highly esteemed FBI agent who died in the line of duty. Unfortunately, Gracie's aggressive nature has branded her as a loose cannon, and the only one in the bureau who actually believes in her is fellow agent and friend, Eric Matthews. When a terrorist threatens to bomb the Miss United States pageant, the FBI rushes to find a female agent to go undercover as a contestant. Unfortunately, Gracie is the only female FBI agent who can "look the part" despite her complete lack of refinement and femininity. She prides herself in being "just one of the boys" and is horrified at the idea of becoming a girly girl. To assist her with the emergency assignment, the bureau enlists the help of Victor Melling, an obsessive and pompous pageant consultant, to transform Gracie from a "woman without a detectable smidgen of estrogen" to "Gracie Lou Freebush," glamorous beauty queen. Transformation complete, Gracie must get comfortable with the mercilessly driven and perfectly coifed contestants, infiltrate the pageant and thwart the terrorists.
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