Contributor: Lindy Keffer

Expect surprises when the Central Park zoo crew crash-lands in Africa.

Hugh Jackman and Nicole Kidman fall in love Down Under as ‘Moulin Rouge!’ director Baz Luhrmann tackles racism and religion in his first stab at making a sweeping epic.

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are back—whether you wanted them to be or not. And now they’re digital! It’s no surprise, of course, that they’re still fighting—except this time they’re fighting each other.

Seventy-seven years after first appearing in Carolyn Keene’s novels, Nancy Drew is still solving mysteries and stopping bad guys. Is she the Nancy fans recall from those stories?

Jonathan thinks Serendipity is more than the name of the cafe where they share gourmet hot chocolate. Sara’s not convinced.

Danny is a prisoner in his own home as Rick intimidates and threatens him to keep him quiet. And at first, no one believes Danny’s story.

When the Civil War broke out, Texas’ only lawmen, the Texas Rangers, disbanded to fight for the Confederacy. In their absence, Texas was overrun by the Bandits

With Robin Williams as a man of the cloth, ‘License to Wed’ is predictably irreverent. Come to think of it, it’s just plain ol’ predictable. Period.

To the men of Kappa Omicron Kappa, college is a four-year long party, made for guzzling all the booze and bedding all the women they can.

Paul and Adrienne keep each other warm in a cozy inn on North Carolina’s Outer Banks while a hurricane rages outside. There’s just one problem: She’s married to someone else.

J.K. Rowling’s popular young wizard and his friends are back for their second year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

It seems that if a kids’ movie is going to be both adventurous and funny, it has to pay homage to Home Alone’s McCauley Caulkin and Joe Pesci. It’s getting old.

Not content to just focus on the action and intrigue like the ‘Bourne’ movies do, this Don Cheadle vehicle mixes politics and religion in with the violence.

Jake Hoyt is a beat cop with detective status in his sights. Alonzo Harris is the undercover narcotics officer who can get him there.

It was a dark and stormy night. Not really, but even a nighttime maelstrom couldn’t make the set-up of this film more perfect for a psychological thriller.