Opens Sunday, Jul 28, 2013 Synopsis: A haunted Afghanistan War veteran assumes a false identity while pursuing his pregnant girlfriend's killer through the streets of London in this thriller from writer/director Steven Knight (who previously penned the screenplays for Eastern Promises and Dirty Pretty Things). Upon laying down his guns and returning to London, weary veteran Joey Jones (Jason Statham) survives on teh streets with his expectant girlfriend Isabelle. When Joey draws the wrath of some vicious gangsters, he flees into an empty Covent Garden apartment, and assumes the identity of its absentee owner while slowly recovering from his wounds. Before long, Joey has landed a job in a Chinese restaurant where his skills as a fighter start to come in handy. But any hope Joey had for a happy future is crushed when he learns Isabelle's corpse has been found in a local river. Turning his back on his sympathetic sponsor Sister Cristina as he calls on his connections in the Chinese underworld, the vengeful veteran risks both his life and his freedom to punish the man responsible for Isabelle's untimely death. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Jason Statham, Benedict Wong, Vicky McClure, Agata Buzek Movie Details Movie Review

Opens Friday, May 31, 2013 Synopsis: A disillusioned medical student becomes an underground surgeon specializing in body modification in this twisted horror yarn from "Twisted Twins" Jen and Sylvia Soska (Dead Hooker in a Trunk). Mary (Katharine Isabelle) always dreamed of going to medical school, but now that she's there, rising tuition costs have become too much to bear. Desperate to make some extra cash, she enters a world where her credentials aren't quite as important as her natural talent and willingness to work outside of the mainstream. Mary's new patients are eager to pay big money to alter their appearances, but no amount of cash in the world can repair the psychological scars inflicted on this amateur surgeon as she begins altering human bodies in ways that nature never intended ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Katharine Isabelle, Antonio Cupo, Tristan Risk, David Lovgren Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review

...Calif., David Garrett of Davis, Calif., Leah Reed of Soldotna, Sarah Garrett of Davis, Calif.; great-grandchildren, Isabelle and Madelyn Thorpe of Arizona, and Audrey and Aurora Grilley of Davis, Calif.Arrangements were by Peninsula Memorial Chapel...

...Stefani Schindler, KMS, 37:25 (15:46, 21:38); 23. Savannah Rizzo, Nik, 38:25 (17:46, 20:38); 24. Isabelle Lopez, Nik, 38:50 (19:57, 18:53); 25. Cora Davis, SMS, 40:18 (17:04, 23:13).Sixth grade1. Katia...

...Weimer, Jon Peterson, Sondra Stuart, Todd Knell, Summer Trefon, Kimi Trefon, Katherine VanVelzor, Desiree Barbaza, Isabelle Lopez, Bryan Ulrickson, Haley Trefon, Nadia Walluk and Shawna Kowchee are shown during their beach cleanup in July where...

...their son, Joseph Shamseddin Harris, at 4:11 a.m. on Aug. 11, 2012 at Central Peninsula Hospital. He joins siblings Isabelle (9) and Benjamin (6) Harris. His grandparents are Billy Harris and Catherine Harris, and Shamseddin Peik and Parvin Peik...

...in the 100 free. Kaitlyn Groleske finished runner-up in both the girls 200 free and 100 butterfly. Swimming for Seward, Isabelle Barnwell took second in the girls 500 free. Kaitlyn Louthan, from Kenai, finished in a dead heat for second place in the...

...Griffth's accomplishments include becoming one of the first to successfully float the Grand Canyon, when he, his future wife Isabelle and their friend Johnny Schlump became the 144th, 145th and 146th people to make the journey in 1951. Griffith also made...

Now Playing Synopsis: An octogenarian couple find their love put to the ultimate test when one of them suffers a stroke, and the other must assume the role of the caretaker in this compassionate yet unsentimental drama from director Michael Haneke. Georges (Jean-Louis Trintignant) and Anne (Emmanuelle Riva) are retired classical-music teachers savoring their golden years in a comfortable apartment when Anne experiences a stroke that leaves her partially paralyzed. As devoted Georges struggles with the formidable task of becoming Anne's full-time caretaker, a visit from their adult daughter Eva (Isabelle Huppert) reaffirms just how secluded from society the highly educated couple have become since retiring. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Jean-Louis Trintignant, Emmanuelle Riva, Isabelle Huppert, Alexandre Tharaud, William Shimell, Ramón Agirre, Rita Blanco, Carole Franck, Dinara Droukarova Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review

Opens Friday, Aug 2, 2013 Synopsis: A notorious artistic and financial failure, Michael Cimino's Heaven's Gate was blamed for critically wounding the movie Western and definitively ushering out the 1970s Hollywood New Wave of young, brash, independent filmmakers. Taking a revisionist, post-Vietnam view of American imperialism, Cimino used the historical Johnson County War incident in Wyoming to create an impressionistic tapestry of Western conflict between poor immigrant settlers and rich cattle barons led by Canton (Sam Waterston) and his hired gun Nate Champion (Christopher Walken). Attempting to mediate is idealistic Harvard graduate and county marshal Averill (Kris Kristofferson), who is both Nate's friend and his romantic rival for the affections of Ella Watson (Isabelle Huppert). However, war erupts, at great cost to all involved. Flush from his success with the Oscar-winning The Deer Hunter (1978), Cimino demanded creative control, and his insistence on shooting on location and building historically accurate sets and props multiplied the film's original budget to a then-astronomical $36 million. When United Artists premiered the original 219-minute version (sight unseen), they discovered that Cimino had produced an elliptical epic, compounding the box-office difficulties of making a Western without any major stars. Critics howled about Cimino's incomprehensible self-indulgence, and United Artists pulled the film after several days. Re-released five months later, 70 minutes shorter, Heaven's Gate bombed again, and MGM bought out the financially crippled United Artists. The ailing Western genre virtually vanished during the 1980s, Cimino's career never recovered, and Hollywood studios had had enough of bankrolling financially risky ventures by "auteur" directors. Heaven's Gate's reputation recovered somewhat after its video release, as it garnered praise from some viewers for such visually remarkable sequences as the Harvard dance and the final battle, as well as for David Mansfield's haunting score. Steven Bach's book Final Cut provides a full production history. ~ Lucia Bozzola, Rovi Cast: Kris Kristofferson, Christopher Walken, Isabelle Huppert, Sam Waterston, John Hurt, Brad Dourif Movie Details Movie Review