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1. Transporter 3

Buckle up and hold on tight for the third installment of the action-packed Transporter franchise, which follows the rousing adventures of mercenary driver Frank Martin (Jason Statham), who makes his living by delivering important cargo … no questions asked. Co-written by French director Luc Besson, Transporter 3 brings back co-star François Berléand and welcomes Robert Knepper to the series' cast.

2. Sahara

While investigating a deadly water-borne epidemic along the Nile River, Dirk Pitt (Matthew McConaughey) uncovers a secret dating back to Lincoln's assassination and battles an evil industrialist bent on killing every living thing in the world's oceans. Steve Zahn and Penelope Cruz co-star in this exotic action-adventure based on Clive Cussler's best-selling novels, which routinely set the daring adventurer on a mission to save the world.

3. Paradise Found

Fueled by praise from fellow painter Camille Pissarro (Alun Armstrong), self-taught artist Paul Gauguin (Kiefer Sutherland) quits his job as a successful Parisian stockbroker and throws himself into his craft, leaving his wife (Nastassja Kinski) and four children for an exotic, South Seas existence. Mario Andreacchio directs this sweeping biopic that sheds light on the fascinating period that inspired some of Gauguin's most famous works.

4. Must Love Dogs

Divorcée Sarah Nolan (Diane Lane) isn't ready for romance. But when her sister (Elizabeth Perkins) signs her up for an online dating service, love-seeking mates come calling. While one Mr. Maybe (Dermot Mulroney) is rife with possibilities, another (John Cusack) is even more intriguing. Still, there's just one problem: While the second eligible bachelor's ad states that his dream woman "must love dogs," neither he nor Sarah actually owns one.

5. Coach Carter

Samuel L. Jackson stars as the titular, controversial Coach Carter, a no-nonsense hardliner who firmly believes that scholarship and a sense of ethics go hand in hand with excellence on the basketball court. The coach is so firm in his convictions that he benches his undefeated team of high schoolers when they turn in poor academic grades, much to the chagrin of the players' parents and many fellow teachers.

6. Dragonslayer

In this thrilling fantasy adventure, a sorcerer's apprentice named Galen (voiced by Peter MacNichol) faces his biggest battle yet: A fire-breathing dragon wreaking havoc in the village and destroying everything in its wake. Does Galen have what it takes to save the citizens of the land? Or is he still a novice, unable to unleash the magic and wizardry the job requires?

7. Requiem for a Dream

Ellen Burstyn scored an Oscar nomination for her stunning performance as Sara Goldfarb, a widow whose growing dependence on amphetamines and the boob tube parallels that of her junkie son (Jared Leto), his gal pal (Jennifer Connelly) and his buddy (Marlon Wayans). An unnerving tour through the agonizing nature of addiction, this riveting indie drama also stars Christopher McDonald as the host of an odious self-help show.

8. Thirteen

Thirteen-year-old Tracy (Evan Rachel Wood) is a good girl. She's smart, gets along with her mom (Holly Hunter) and is never in trouble. But then she befriends Evie (Nikki Reed), a gorgeous and popular classmate who introduces her to the beguiling world of sex, alcohol, drugs and self-mutilation. This puts Tracy at odds with her friends, relatives and, most of all, her mother. Catherine Hardwicke directs a script co-written with Reed.

9. Crank

Hit man Chev Chelios (Jason Statham) tears through the streets of Los Angeles in a race to save his own life and his girlfriend, Eve (Amy Smart), in this ticking time bomb of a thriller from writer-director team Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor. The freelance killer is poisoned when a mob job goes wrong, and the clock starts ticking when Chelios learns he can elude death if he keeps his adrenaline pumping.

10. Catch a Fire

Apolitical until the apartheid-era South African government brutalizes him and his wife, Secunda Oil Refinery worker Patrick Chamusso (Derek Luke) turns terrorist in this fact-based thriller helmed by Phillip Noyce. Changed by his experience, Chamusso casts his lot with the outlawed African National Congress and volunteers to be a one-man wrecking crew against his ex-employer. Tim Robbins plays the white cop tasked with capturing Chamusso.

11. Clear and Present Danger

Superspook Jack Ryan (Harrison Ford) gets political when an unconstitutional "war on drugs" -- fought with U.S. soldiers -- goes awry. Ryan uncovers the secret plan just as the troops are abandoned, and he realizes he's being set up to take the fall. Can Ryan save the soldiers, save himself and save the day?

12. 16 Blocks

Tasked with escorting chatty prosecution witness Eddie Bunker (rapper and seasoned actor Mos Def) from police custody to a nearby courthouse, aging New York City cop Jack Mosley (Bruce Willis) reluctantly gears up for the 16-block trek. But with powerful forces intent on keeping them from reaching their destination, they'll be lucky to make it there alive. David Morse co-stars in director Richard Donner's action thriller.

13. The Virgin Suicides

In sharp response to the lax moral milieu of the mid-1970s, Ronald and Sara Lisbon (James Woods and Kathleen Turner) keep their five alluring, adolescent daughters on a short leash by embracing religion and pushing away the opposite sex. But when the youngest (Hanna Hall) unaccountably commits hara-kiri and a wayward elder sister (Kirsten Dunst) violates curfew, Sara puts all the girls under a virtual house arrest.

14. Lost in Translation

Two lost souls visiting Tokyo -- the young, neglected wife (Scarlett Johansson) of a photographer and a washed-up movie star (Bill Murray, in an Oscar-nominated role) shooting a TV commercial -- find an odd solace and pensive freedom to be real in each other's company, away from their lives in America. Writer-director Sofia Coppola's original screenplay earned an Oscar -- and gave Murray the chance to play against type.

15. Girl with a Pearl Earring

In this cinematic adaptation of Tracy Chevalier's best-selling historical fiction novel, Scarlett Johansson stars as Griet, the young housemaid with a hidden appreciation for art who becomes the muse of Dutch master painter Johannes Vermeer (Colin Firth). Vermeer is famous for capturing the luminosity and grace of women in domestic settings. But his proud wife (Essie Davis) would be furious if she knew the pretty Griet was his latest subject.

16. In Good Company

An ad salesman, Dan (Dennis Quaid), must take a junior position after a corporate shakedown. Worse, he now reports to a much younger boss, Carter (Topher Grace), a business school grad who espouses a sales approach branded Synergy that's at odds with Dan's old-school style. Although they don't see eye to eye, the two must get along, a mandate made more difficult when Carter becomes smitten with Dan's daughter (Scarlett Johansson).

17. Donnie Darko

Writer-director Richard Kelly's trippy, mind-bending feature debut stars Jake Gyllenhaal as a troubled Midwestern teenager plagued by incessant sleepwalking, family drama and visions of a menacing 6-foot-tall, doomsday-prophesizing rabbit. Drew Barrymore, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Mary McDonnell, Jena Malone, Patrick Swayze and Noah Wyle also star in this intriguing cult classic.

18. Criminal

Con man Richard Gaddis (John C. Reilly) teams up with newbie Rodrigo (Diego Luna) for a heist that's a little bigger than his usual projects: They'll filch an antique currency note from a customer when he blows into town at the casino where Gaddis trolls for victims. But it seems the pair will need help, which lessens Gaddis's take. Plus, his sister (Maggie Gyllenhaal) seems dead-set on spoiling his criminal fun. (Remade from Nine Queens.)

19. Pulp Fiction

A burger-loving hit man (John Travolta), his philosophical partner (Samuel L. Jackson), a drug-addled gangster's moll (Uma Thurman) and a washed-up boxer (Bruce Willis) converge in this sprawling, comedic crime caper fueled by director and co-writer Quentin Tarantino's whip-smart dialogue. Their adventures unfurl in three stories that ingeniously trip back and forth in time, resulting in one of the most audacious and imitated films of the 1990s.

20. Amores Perros

Alejandro González Iñárritu's internationally acclaimed debut film -- which earned an Oscar nod for Best Foreign Language Film -- recounts three intertwining tales that unfold on the brutal streets of Mexico City. Octavio (Gael García Bernal) has an obsessive crush on his sister-in-law; Daniel (Álvaro Guerrero) dumps his family for a disturbed supermodel; and El Chivo (Emilio Echevarría) cares for a wounded dog while planning an assassination.

21. Reservoir Dogs

Quentin Tarantino's directorial debut is raw, violent, often mimicked -- and unforgettable. A botched robbery indicates a police informant, and the pressure mounts in the aftermath at a warehouse. Crime begets violence as the survivors -- veteran Mr. White (Harvey Keitel), newcomer Mr. Orange (Tim Roth), psychopathic parolee Mr. Blonde (Michael Madsen), bickering weasel Mr. Pink (Steve Buscemi) and Nice Guy Eddie (Chris Penn) -- unravel.

22. Trainspotting: Collector's Edition

Danny Boyle's explosive 1996 film tracks the misadventures of young men (played by a cast that includes Ewan MacGregor, Robert Carlyle and Jon Lee Miller) trying to find their way out of joblessness, aimless relationships and drug addiction. Some are successful, while others are hopelessly not. Based on Irvine Walsh's novel, Trainspotting melds grit with poetry, resulting in a film of harsh truths and stunning grace.

23. The Station Agent

When his only friend dies, a young dwarf named Finbar McBride (Peter Dinklage) relocates to an abandoned train station in rural New Jersey, intent on living the life of a hermit. But his solitude is interrupted by his colorful neighbors. Finbar's new crop of friends includes a struggling artist (Patricia Clarkson) coping with the recent death of her young son and a talkative Cuban hot dog vendor (Bobby Cannavale).

24. The Mission: Special Edition

In the mid-18th century, a Jesuit missionary named Father Gabriel (Jeremy Irons) establishes a church in the hostile jungles of Brazil, but he finds his work converting the Rain Forest Indians threatened by greed and political forces among his superiors. Rodrigo Mendoza (Robert De Niro) is a heartless soldier who kills his own brother and then convinces the Father's missionary to oversee his penance and conversion to the clergy.

25. The Commitments

Robert Arkins stars as Jimmy Rabbitte, a committed young man with an ambitious goal: to form an American-style soul band in a low-income section of Dublin, Ireland. Before long, he's cobbled together a group of misfits who can really play. But can they stay together long enough to make it to the top? Director Alan Parker packs his film with fresh faces, evocative locations and soul classics such as "Mustang Sally" and "Chain of Fools."

26. Crimes and Misdemeanors

Respected ophthalmologist Judah (Martin Landau) faces an ugly dilemma when his mistress (Anjelica Huston) threatens to expose their affair. Meanwhile, married filmmaker Cliff (Woody Allen) falls for a TV producer while shooting a documentary about an arrogant comedian (Alan Alda). Allen's masterful meditation on truth and responsibility, by turns both funny and harrowing, ranks among the finest of the iconic director's work.

27. King of New York: Special Edition (Widescreen)

Abel Ferrara's stylish direction accentuates this gritty action film about a New York drug lord (Christopher Walken) who's just out of prison and determined to rule the streets again with a vengeance. But he also wants to use part of his drug-trade money to do good. So amidst his violent crusade, he donates it to a local hospital for the poor. The stellar supporting cast includes Wesley Snipes, David Caruso and Laurence Fishburne.

28. American Movie

In this quirky documentary that won the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival, director Chris Smith chronicles aspiring filmmaker Mark Borchardt's battle to finish his horror flick Coven, despite a lack of just about everything, including sense. Over three years, Smith follows Borchardt's dogged quest, lending encouragement and cash to a motley crew that includes Borchardt's friends, local theater talent and his inimitable Uncle Bill.

29. Kiss of the Dragon

Martial arts master Jet Li shows off his karate (and acting) chops in this dark, brooding film helmed by French director Luc Besson. Li plays Liu Jian, a narcotics cop sent to Paris to help crack a French-Chinese smuggling ring. When the mission goes horribly wrong, Liu becomes embroiled in a vast conspiracy and must race to prove his innocence and ensure his survival. Bridget Fonda co-stars.

30. Unleashed

Raised as a slave, Danny (Jet Li) is used to fighting for his survival. In fact, his "master," Bart (Bob Hoskins), thinks of him as a pet and goes as far as leashing him with a collar so they can make money in fight clubs, where Danny is the main contender. When Bart's crew is in a car accident, Danny escapes and meets a blind, kindhearted piano tuner (Morgan Freeman) who takes him in and uses music to free the fighter's long-buried heart.

31. Kingdom of Heaven

During the 12th century in the holy city of Jerusalem, a young peasant blacksmith (Orlando Bloom) takes up the mantle of knighthood so he can help repel the army of Christian crusaders that took control of the city in the year 1099. To complicate matters even further, the young knight falls in love with a beautiful princess (Eva Green). Liam Neeson, Jeremy Irons, David Thewlis and Brendan Gleeson co-star in this sprawling Ridley Scott epic.

32. Unforgiven

Retired gunslinger William Munny (Clint Eastwood) reluctantly takes one last job -- and even more reluctantly accepts a boastful youth (Jaimz Woolvett) as a partner. Together, they learn how easily complicated truths are distorted into simplistic myths about the Old West. Gene Hackman (who won an Oscar) and Richard Harris stand out as old foes who have an unhappy reunion. The film also earned Oscars for Best Picture and Best Director (Eastwood).

33. Maverick

Yes, it's an old TV show transformed into a movie. But it has a script by William Goldman (Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid), was directed by Richard Donner (Lethal Weapon) and stars Jodie Foster, James Garner and Mel Gibson as gamblin' man Bret Maverick (a role Garner originated on the tube). Giddy up for some goofy, gamblin' fun.

34. Payback

With friends like these, who needs enemies? That's the question bad guy Porter (Mel Gibson) is left asking after his wife (Deborah Kara Unger) and partner (Gregg Henry) steal his heist money and leave him for dead -- or so they think. Five months and an endless reservoir of bitterness later, Porter's partners and the crooked cops on his tail learn how bad payback can be. Director Brian Helgeland's action thriller is all about nasty retribution.

35. All the King's Men

Sean Penn stars as corrupt Southern politician Willie Stark -- a charismatic man who wins the populist vote but, behind closed doors, is as underhanded as those he smeared -- in this remake of an Oscar-winning 1949 film of the same name. Ex-reporter Jack Burden (Jude Law) unwittingly helps Stark gain political power, but it's just a matter of time before the governor's crooked dealings are exposed.

36. Gridiron Gang

When an ambitious probation officer (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson) working at a detention camp for juvenile delinquents presents his idea to mold dangerous teenage inmates into a successful high school-level football team, none of his superiors thinks he can do it. But with a spirited co-worker (rapper Xzibit) by his side, he just might prove them wrong. This sports-infused drama is based on an Emmy-winning documentary about a real-life team.

37. Enter the Dragon: Special Edition

Shot on location in Hong Kong, Bruce Lee's final movie is now a certifiable martial arts classic. Lee plays a monk (also named Lee) who enters a brutal championship tournament to which only the best are invited. His athletic prowess lands him there, but he's also serving as a spy for the British government -- and he's out to prove that the contest's manager, Han, is also a player in the drug trade. Will Lee be the last man standing?

38. Walking Tall

Ex-Special Forces grunt Chris Vaughn (Dwayne Johnson) returns to his hometown in Washington to revive his family's lumber mill business but discovers that drug dealers and crooked casino owners have taken control. Time to load up on the lumber and crack some heads. Johnny Knoxville co-stars in this action-packed flick patterned after the 1973 film about tough Tennessee sheriff Buford Pusser -- a man who didn't suffer criminals lightly.

39. An Inconvenient Truth

Director-producer Davis Guggenheim (HBO's "Deadwood") captures former Vice President Al Gore in the midst of waging a passionate campaign -- not for the White House, but for the environment -- in this Oscar-winning documentary. Laying out the facts of global warming without getting political, Gore makes a sobering impression on the audiences who hear his message, urging them to act "boldly, quickly and wisely" ... before it's too late.

40. John Tucker Must Die

When three popular girls (Sophia Bush, Arielle Kebbel and Ashanti) discover they've all had their hearts broken by the same scoundrel (Jesse Metcalfe), they join forces to get revenge in this teen comedy. Determined to give their ex a taste of his own medicine, Heather, Beth and Kate devise a plan to ruin John Tucker's reputation as a Casanova by enlisting the new girl in town to seduce him and then break his heart. Jenny McCarthy co-stars.

41. V for Vendetta

From the pages of David Lloyd and Alan Moore's groundbreaking graphic novel springs the enigmatic "V" (Hugo Weaving), a masked freedom fighter who's taken up arms against the totalitarian government in a futuristic Britain. Finding an unlikely ally in a young woman named Evey Hammond (Natalie Portman), V urges the citizenry to fight the oppression of the state. John Hurt and Stephen Rea also co-star.

42. Domino

Tony Scott pilots this intriguing action-thriller based on the life of Domino Harvey (Keira Knightley) -- the offspring of actor Laurence Harvey and model Paulene Stone -- who eschews a career in the fashion industry for a life as a bounty hunter. The film's all-star supporting cast includes Mena Suvari, Lucy Liu, Christopher Walken and Dabney Coleman, with "Beverly Hills, 90210" alumni Ian Ziering and Brian Austin Green playing themselves.

43. The Sum of All Fears

Why are three missing Russian nuclear scientists holed up in the Ukraine, communicating with neo-Nazis? CIA agent Jack Ryan (Ben Affleck) digs up more information than the U.S. government is willing to accept. As bombs kill thousands in Chechnya and the U.S., Ryan races against time to prevent all-out nuclear war. Based on the novel by Tom Clancy, this high-intensity technothriller co-stars Morgan Freeman.

44. A Good Year

Oscar winner Ridley Scott directs this adaptation of Peter Mayle's best-selling novel, following the romantic misadventures of an Englishman who inherits a vineyard from his uncle in Provence, France. When failed banker Max Skinner (Russell Crowe) moves abroad to accept what his late uncle (Albert Finney) left him, he meets a beautiful French woman (Marion Cotillard), along with an American (Abbie Cornish) who claims to be his long-lost cousin.

45. Running with Scissors

When Deirdre Burroughs (Annette Bening) impulsively decides that her adolescent son Augusten (Joseph Cross) should be raised by her unconventional psychiatrist (Brian Cox), her choice to give him away changes the course of his life forever. An all-star ensemble cast -- including Gwyneth Paltrow, Joseph Fiennes, Evan Rachel Wood, Alec Baldwin and Jill Clayburgh -- drives this quirky adaptation of Augusten Burroughs's best-selling memoir.

46. Death to Smoochy

Danny DeVito directs this dark comedy set in the dog-eat-dog world of children's television, where kids' show star Rainbow Randolph (Robin Williams) gets fired over a bribery scandal and is replaced by Smoochy (Edward Norton) -- a puffy, idealistic purple rhinoceros. Randolph plots his revenge when he discovers that Smoochy is having an affair with Randolph's ex-lover, Nora (Catherine Keener), a top programming executive at the network.

47. The Ice Harvest

John Cusack stars in Harold Ramis's outlandish holiday thriller as Charlie Arglist, an unethical dim-bulb attorney who teams up with his shifty associate (Billy Bob Thornton) to embezzle $2 million from a local mobster. Not content with the cash, the sleazy lawyer dreams of skipping the icebound town with club owner Renata (Connie Nielsen), but the cops and townsfolk grow increasingly suspicious. Randy Quaid and Oliver Platt co-star.

48. Munich

In this thriller based on actual events, Palestinian terrorists hold hostage and ultimately kill a group of Israeli athletes during the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, prompting a Mossad agent (Eric Bana) to track down the assassins in the tragic aftermath. Ciaran Hinds and Geoffrey Rush co-star in this film directed by Steven Spielberg and written by Tony Kushner, the award-winning playwright of "Angels in America."

49. Maria Full of Grace

Maria Alvarez (Catalina Sandino Moreno) is a smart, independent 17-year-old girl from Colombia who agrees to smuggle a half-kilo of heroin into the United States for a shot at a normal existence in "El Norte" -- where she imagines the city streets are paved with gold. Sandino Moreno's sensitive portrayal of an atypical drug-running "mule" earned her an Independent Spirit Award for Best Female Lead.

50. Man on Fire

Jaded ex-CIA operative John Creasy (Denzel Washington) reluctantly accepts a job as the bodyguard for a 10-year-old girl (Dakota Fanning) in Mexico City. They clash at first, but eventually bond, and when she's kidnapped he's consumed by fury and will stop at nothing to save her life. Tony Scott directs this thriller about a demoralized soul whose sense of purpose is reawakened by a human connection. Christopher Walken and Mickey Rourke co-star.

51. This Film Is Not Yet Rated

Kirby Dick's provocative documentary investigates the secretive and inconsistent process by which the Motion Picture Association of America rates films, revealing the organization's underhanded efforts to control culture. Dick questions whether certain studios get preferential treatment and exposes the discrepancies in how the MPAA views sex and violence. Interviewees include John Waters, Darren Aronofsky, Maria Bello, Atom Egoyan and more.

52. Punch-Drunk Love

Barry Egan (Adam Sandler) -- a bathroom supply salesman prone to paroxysms of destructive rage -- finds his life refreshed when he meets Lena Leonard (Emily Watson), who falls in unconditional love with him. Meanwhile, Egan tries to escape constant harassment from his seven sisters as well as three thugs who have implicated him in a phone sex extortion scam. Paul Thomas Anderson (Boogie Nights, There Will Be Blood) writes and directs.

53. The Covenant

When four boys tap into the supernatural powers they inherited from their fathers, they unknowingly release a malicious evil into the world. Several years later, their only hope for survival is to use their collective force to repair the damage. Steven Strait, Sebastian Stan, Toby Hemingway, Chace Crawford and Taylor Kitsch co-star in this drama based on the comic book by Aron Coleite and Tone Rodriguez.

54. Pan's Labyrinth

Living with her tyrannical stepfather (Sergi López) in a new home with her pregnant mother, 10-year-old Ofelia (Ivana Baquero) feels alone until she explores a decaying labyrinth guarded by the mysterious Pan (Doug Jones), an ancient satyr who claims to know her destiny. If she wishes to return to her real father, Ofelia must complete three terrifying tasks in director Guillermo del Toro's Oscar-winning fairy tale for grown-ups.

55. Foxfire

Four high-school girls' lives are changed forever when a defiant but charismatic drifter (Angelina Jolie) unites them and inspires them to exact revenge on their sexually abusive biology teacher. The quintet then spirals toward anarchy as they abduct and blackmail the father of one of the girls -- an act they come to rue when they find themselves on the lam and battling for their survival. Loosely based Joyce Carol Oates' controversial novel.

56. The Wild

When a clerical error sends a teenage lion to the wilds of Africa, five zoo animals -- a lion, a giraffe, a koala, a snake and a squirrel -- launch a mission to bring him back home in this animated Walt Disney adventure. But before they can get off the continent, they'll have to conquer the concrete jungle. Kiefer Sutherland, James Belushi, Jonathan Kimmel, Eddie Izzard and Chris Edgerly lend their vocal talents to this family friendly charmer.

57. Chicken Little

When a tiny acorn bonks Chicken Little (voiced by Zach Braff) on the head, he causes widespread panic and gets on the bad side of the entire town. But when he's hit on the head by a real piece of sky, it's up to Chicken Little and his friends to save the world. Joan Cusack and Steve Zahn also lend their voices to this animated Disney adventure as Ugly Duckling and Runt of the Litter, respectively.

58. Charlotte's Web

A string of Hollywood A-list celebs -- including Oprah Winfrey, Steve Buscemi, Jennifer Garner, Kathy Bates and Robert Redford -- give voice to E.B. White's beloved barnyard characters in this updated retelling of the classic children's tale. When Wilbur the pig discovers he's destined for the dinner table, kindly spider Charlotte (Julia Roberts) hatches a plan to keep him around. Dakota Fanning plays sensitive farm girl Fern.

59. Memory

Dr. Taylor Biggs (Billy Zane) is haunted by a past that's not his own. A hallucinatory drug gives him the power to see visions of vicious crimes, visions made all that more disturbing when he discovers that the murderous memories may belong to the father he never knew (Dennis Hopper). Diedre Blades co-stars as Biggs's mother, whose own failing memory makes her powerless to help him unravel his family history.

60. Aeon Flux

Aiming to hasten an uprising, the leader of an underground rebellion (Frances McDormand) dispatches acrobatic assassin Aeon Flux (Charlize Theron) to eliminate the government's top leader in this futuristic thriller based on the popular animated MTV show. It's the 25th century, and a rampaging virus has forced the remnants of humanity into seclusion. But political conflict swirls within, and the climate is ripe for revolution.

61. Donnie Darko: Director's Cut

In this director's cut edition of the cult hit Donnie Darko, writer-director Richard Kelly revamps his debut film, an edgy psychological thriller about a suburban teen coming face-to-face with his own dark destiny. Jake Gyllenhaal plays a delusional high school student visited by a demonic rabbit with eerie visions of the past … and deadly predictions for the future. Maggie Gyllenhaal, Patrick Swayze, Noah Wyle and Jena Malone co-star.

62. Garden State

Having just weaned himself off antidepressants, Andrew Largeman (Zach Braff, who also directs) returns to his New Jersey hometown after a decade away to attend his mother's funeral and slowly begins to see his life in a new light. In the process, he confronts his psychologist father (Ian Holm) and forges a connection with a new friend (Natalie Portman). This whimsical comedy premiered at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival.

63. Flushed Away

In this lively comedy from DreamWorks Animation and Aardman Features (Wallace & Gromit), London high-society mouse Roddy (voiced by Hugh Jackman) is flushed down the toilet by Syd, a common sewer rat. Hang on for a madcap adventure deep in the bowels of Ratropolis, where Roddy meets the resourceful Rita (Kate Winslet), the rodent-hating Toad (Ian McKellen) and his faithful thugs Spike and Whitey (Andy Serkis and Bill Nighy).

64. Little Women

Louisa May Alcott's beloved novel comes to life in this sensitive, soulful adaptation. Four sisters (including Winona Ryder, Claire Danes and Kirsten Dunst) and their mother (Susan Sarandon) battle life's vicissitudes in Civil War-era America after their father leaves to join the conflict. Brimming with compelling performances from a strong ensemble cast, Little Women breathes new cinematic life into a revered classic.

65. Patch Adams

After spending time in a mental institution, Hunter "Patch" Adams (Robin Williams) decides to become a doctor, based on his light-hearted hypothesis that introducing patients to humor will significantly improve their quality of life. As he embarks on his new career, Adams believes in curing people using laughter rather than cold, analytical processes. But his unconventional healing methods could jeopardize his future in medicine.

66. Frida

Julie Taymor directs this Oscar-winning biopic of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo (Salma Hayek), focusing on her often rocky relationship with husband Diego Rivera (Alfred Molina) and her controversial political and sexual reputation (she was a communist and an open bisexual). Kahlo struggled with pain and addiction following a debilitating accident and, later, the amputation of her right leg. But her vivid paintings speak of a life fully lived.

67. Daddy Day Care

When a conscientious father (Eddie Murphy) loses his lucrative dot-com job and finds himself facing financial ruin, he joins his friends Marvin (Steve Zahn) and Phil (Jeff Garlin) in opening an entrepreneurial "guy-run" business called Daddy Day Care. But as the new venture takes off, the partners attract the attention of a rival day care center owner (Anjelica Huston) who doesn't like having competition.

68. The Princess Diaries

Impressive performances elevate director Garry Marshall's frothy teen comedy about gawky Mia Thermopolis (Anne Hathaway), a social outcast whose life changes drastically after learning she's the heir to a tiny European principality's throne. But as her royal grandmother (Julie Andrews) schools Mia on the fine points of posture and conducting herself with gracious disdain, she becomes progressively at odds with her best friend (Heather Matarazzo).

69. The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement

As the newly crowned princess of the tiny European country of Genovia, teenager Mia (Anne Hathaway) is still trying to get used to her new title, and moving from her home in America to the small, little-known land has been difficult. Luckily, her best friend Lilly (Heather Matarazzo) is visiting during her summer vacation. As Mia's groomed to become the future ruler of Genovia, she finds out that an arranged marriage might be in store, too.

70. Murder By Numbers

Tenacious homicide detective Cassie Mayweather (Sandra Bullock) and her still-green partner (Ben Chaplin) are working a murder case, attempting to profile two malevolently brilliant young men (Ryan Gosling and Michael Pitt): cold, calculating killers whose dark secrets might explain their crimes. Chris Penn co-stars in this psychological suspense-thriller from director Barbet Schroeder that tracks Mayweather's attempts to win the battle of wits.

71. Dr. Dolittle 2

Eddie Murphy talks to the animals once again in this lovable family comedy. This time, it's up to the good doctor to defend the habitat of a lone female bear, Ava (voiced by Lisa Kudrow), and introduce her to a suitable (if intellectually challenged) mate (voiced by Steve Zahn). Raven-Symone and Kristen Wilson co-star in this sequel that features the voices of Isaac Hayes, Frankie Muniz, David Cross, Mandy Moore, Jamie Kennedy and Andy Dick.

72. Ghost World

Mopey high schooler Enid (Thora Birch) and her equally disaffected friend Rebecca (Scarlett Johansson) play a prank on a lonely, middle-aged man (Steve Buscemi). But when Enid strikes a connection with their victim, her growing fascination with him begins to test the girls' friendship and future. Directed by Terry Zwigoff (Crumb, Bad Santa), the film is based on the cult graphic novel by Daniel Clowes.

73. 13 Ghosts

Director Steve Beck's chilling remake of the classic 1960 horror flick follows a family moving into the house they inherited from an eccentric uncle. There's just one problem: The house has a dangerous agenda all its own. Trapped in their new home by strangely shifting walls, Arthur (Tony Shaloub), his daughter Kathy (Shannon Elizabeth) and son Bobby (Alec Roberts) encounter powerful entities that threaten to annihilate anyone in their path.

74. The Exorcism of Emily Rose

Attorney Erin Bruner (Laura Linney) always manages to keep her emotions in check when she's in the middle of a case, but she finds herself unraveling when she decides to represent a priest (Tom Wilkinson) who's conducted an exorcism gone horribly awry. The highly charged case, in which Erin battles an overconfident state lawyer (Aaron Douglas) who thinks he has a slam dunk, leaves her questioning her life choices, career prospects and beliefs.

75. Primal Fear

When a blood-spattered altar boy (Ed Norton) is found running from a murder scene, his conviction seems certain. But when arrogant defense attorney Martin Vail (Richard Gere) steps in, the issue of the boy's possible guilt may be less important than winning the case. Based on the novel by William Diehl, this twisty thriller delivers a perfect police procedural with characters that are deeper than they appear.

76. Just Cause

When a death row inmate (Blair Underwood) calls on Harvard law professor Paul Armstrong (Sean Connery) to prove his innocence eight years after a crime, the evidence doesn't interest the police. But can Armstrong overcome the system and catch the real killer? Laurence Fishburne, Ed Harris, Kate Capshaw and Scarlett Johansson co-star in this Everglades-set thriller based on John Katzenbach's novel of the same name.

77. Rules of Engagement

Sensing a crisis in Yemen, the U.S. government sends Col. Terry Childers (Samuel L. Jackson) to remove the U.S. ambassador (Ben Kingsley) and his family from the country. Childers succeeds, but in the process ends up killing 80 civilians, and now faces a court martial. Fearing a sentence that could put him behind bars for the rest of his life, Childers looks to Col. Hayes Hodges (Tommy Lee Jones) to defend him in court.

78. Men of Honor

Against formidable odds -- and an old-school diving instructor (Robert De Niro) embittered by the U.S. Navy's new, less prejudicial policies -- Carl Brashear (Cuba Gooding Jr.) sets his sights on becoming the Navy's first African-American master diver in this uplifting true story. Their relationship starts out on the rocks, but fate ultimately conspires to bring the men together into a setting of mutual respect, triumph and honor.

79. Radio

A small-town high school football coach (Ed Harris) befriends a developmentally disabled man (Cuba Gooding Jr.) nicknamed "Radio," who has always been the target of jokes and teasing, in this heartwarming drama based on the real-life experiences of James Robert Kennedy. Although their friendship raises eyebrows at first, Radio's growth under the coach's guidance ultimately inspires the local townsfolk to think differently about being different.

80. The Sandlot: Heading Home

When arrogant pro baseball superstar Tommy Santorelli (Luke Perry) is knocked unconscious by a pitch, he awakes as a 12-year-old playing ball on his neighborhood sandlot and must help his friends save the field from a loathsome real estate developer. But can Tommy put his ego aside and be the selfless friend and team player it will take to lead his ragtag team to victory over the developer's ringers? Danny Nucci and Sarah Deakins also star.

81. Snatch

An Irish gypsy gets involved in a match-fixing boxing racket, a vast diamond heist is about to go down and London's gangster underworld is blown open in this blink-and-you'll-miss-it, twisty crime caper featuring a motley cluster of characters. Guy Ritchie (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels) writes and directs; Stephen Graham, Dennis Farina, Rade Serbedzija, Jason Statham, Benicio Del Toro and Brad Pitt star.

82. The Thomas Crown Affair

This 1999 remake (the 1968 version starred Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway) showcases debonair Pierce Brosnan as a multibillionaire art connoisseur who, for kicks, would rather steal art objects than buy them. Insurance company troubleshooter Rene Russo stalks him -- all the way to his bedroom! Brosnan and Russo's chemistry is incendiary in this snappy mix of love and larceny.

83. Malcolm X

Spike Lee's Oscar-nominated drama illuminates the life of black nationalist Malcolm X (Denzel Washington), following him from his early days in prison to his conversion to Islam, marriage to Betty Shabazz (Angela Bassett) and discovery of Elijah Mohammad's (Al Freeman Jr.) Nation of Islam writings. When Malcolm turns his back on the Nation of Islam (following a pilgrimage to Mecca), he becomes a murder target.

84. Being John Malkovich

When puppeteer Craig Schwartz (John Cusack) discovers a door that's, in fact, a portal into actor John Malkovich's brain, he concocts a plot to sell 15-minute excursions into Malkovich's mind -- and the ultimate head trip -- for $200 a pop. Spike Jonze directs this uncommon dramedy from writer Charlie Kaufman, co-starring Cameron Diaz as Craig's wife, Catherine Keener as his co-worker and Malkovich as himself.

85. Mr. Deeds

Longfellow Deeds (Adam Sandler) is living a humble life in tiny Mandrake Falls, N.H., when he inherits controlling interest in a massive media corporation and starts injecting his small-town values into the company's various sectors -- with hilarious results. Winona Ryder co-stars as a New York tabloid TV reporter who's sent undercover to do an exposé on Deeds and will do anything -- even lie -- to get her story.

86. Black Mask

Biologically engineered soldier Tsui Chik (Jet Li) is the leader of Squad 701, but when the government shuts down the project because of the mental instability of the group, Tsui turns over a peaceful new leaf and works in a library. But the old life pulls him back when his former cohorts, led by psychotic Commander Hung (Patrick Lung), start killing people in an attempt to take over Hong Kong's drug trade in director Daniel Lee's actioner.

87. Top Gun

Satisfy your need for speed and launch your home theater into the jet-propelled world of the U.S. Navy's best aviators. Tom Cruise plays Maverick, who has to struggle to control himself, responsibility and a steamy love affair (with Kelly McGillis) while competing at the Navy's fighter-weapons school, better known as Top Gun. Anthony Edwards co-stars as Maverick's loyal sidekick Goose, while Val Kilmer glowers as Iceman. Tony Scott directs.

88. Raising Helen

Young modeling-agency assistant Helen (Kate Hudson) has a powerful boss (Helen Mirren) and a career that's right on track. But just as she's about to be promoted, she's named the sole guardian to her late sister's (Felicity Huffman) three children (including Hayden Panettiere). Stepping into unfamiliar territory as the kids' makeshift mother, Helen tries to keep it together while managing a budding friendship with a local pastor (John Corbett).

89. Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children

Two years after leading the charge against the evil Sephiroth in this sci-fi anime adventure, Cloud has taken refuge in the country, running a delivery service for Tifa's bar, which doubles as a safe haven for children stricken with a deadly disease. But Cloud and his friends are called back into action when the mysterious Kadaj and his brothers show up on the scene, looking to be reunited with their mother.

90. Failure to Launch

In a desperate attempt to push their thirtysomething son Tripp (Matthew McConaughey) out of the nest, a frustrated mother and father (Kathy Bates and Terry Bradshaw) hire a beautiful relationship "consultant" (Sarah Jessica Parker) with a patented plan to move him out of the house. But her tried-and-true tactics, which involve her posing as the girl of his dreams, don't always have the intended effect. Zooey Deschanel co-stars.

91. Election

Tracy Flick (Reese Witherspoon) appears to have the election for student council president sewn up until one of her teachers, Mr. McAllister (Matthew Broderick), rounds up a worthy opponent: a popular and naïve varsity football player (Chris Klein) whose knee injury has him sidelined for the season. Tracy is desperate to win the race at any cost. But Mr. McAllister is just as determined to see Tracy -- a textbook overachiever -- soundly defeated.

92. Father of the Bride

In this hilarious update of the much-loved Hollywood classic, Steve Martin turns in a winning performance as George Banks, the befuddled father who has a hard time letting go of his daughter (Kimberly Williams) when she unexpectedly announces her plans to wed. Diane Keaton co-stars as George's level-headed wife, Nina, and Martin Short steals his scenes as an off-the-wall wedding consultant.

93. Monty Python's Life of Brian

Born on the original Christmas Day in the stable next door to Jesus, Brian (Graham Chapman) grows up to join an anti-Roman separatist group. As he tries to escape trouble with the law, he finds himself reluctantly thrust into the role of the Messiah. Co-starring Monty Python legends John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle and Michael Palin, this classic religious satire pokes fun at fanaticism and hypocrisy.

94. Father of the Bride 2

Just when George Banks (Steve Martin) has recovered from his daughter's (Kimberly Williams) wedding and receiving the news that she's pregnant, George's wife, Nina (Diane Keaton), announces that she's expecting too. He was planning to sell their home, a plan that -- like George -- will have to change with the arrival of both a grandchild and a new kid of his own in this hilarious follow-up to the smash 1991 comedy.

95. Underworld: Evolution

Working together to expose the truth about their bloodlines, vampire warrior Selene (Kate Beckinsale) and werewolf hybrid Michael (Scott Speedman) learn the backstory to the ongoing conflict between the patrician Death Dealers and the barbarous Lycans. Len Wiseman helmed this atmospheric sequel to his 2003 debut film, Underworld, with Bill Nighy reprising his role as the father of modern-day vampires.

96. Ace Ventura: Pet Detective

Barely competent pet private eye Ace Ventura (Jim Carrey) is put on the case when kidnappers abduct Snowflake, the Miami Dolphins' mascot. As Ventura tries to unravel the mammal-napping and save the day, the perpetrators have something else in mind. Some of the team's star players, including quarterback Dan Marino (playing himself) also go missing amid the Hawaiian shirts and smart-aleck humor in director Tom Shadyac's slapstick comedy.

97. Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls

The famed pet detective returns in this wild sequel to the 1994 hit when a rare white bat -- hallowed symbol of the Wachati tribe -- disappears, and Ace Ventura (Jim Carrey) is coaxed out of his self-imposed, spiritual exile at a Tibetan monastery. With explorer Fulton Greenwall (Ian McNeice) in tow, Ace travels to the jungles of Africa to recover the flying mammal. But if they fail, a war with the violent Wachootoo tribe is sure to follow.

98. The Messengers

Roy and Denise (Dylan McDermott and Penelope Ann Miller) buy a run-down sunflower farm with their daughter, Jess (Kristen Stewart), with plans to renovate it and live a simple country life. But as the dilapidated farm begins to revive, Denise and Jess start noticing alarming changes in Roy's behavior. John Corbett co-stars in this chilling horror flick that builds tension on a growing sense of fear and suspicion.

99. Secrets of the Code

Actress Susan Sarandon narrates this feature-length documentary that explores the controversy and widespread effects spawned by Dan Brown's runaway best-seller The Da Vinci Code. Based on Dan Burstein's book, the film also looks into Mary Magdalene's real identity, the quest for the Holy Grail, secretive organizations such as Opus Dei and more. Prominent theologians, academics, scientists and historians share their insights.

100. Big

Penny Marshall directs this whimsical comedy in which 12-year-old Josh yearns to be a grown-up, and when he makes that wish at a Coney Island fortunetelling machine, he awakens the next morning as a 30-year-old man (Tom Hanks). Josh lands a job at a Manhattan toy company, where his child's-eye view helps him climb the ranks -- but he finds himself pining for all he left behind, despite the attention of a beautiful co-worker (Elizabeth Perkins).

101. Ghostbusters

After losing their academic posts at a prestigious university, a team of parapsychologists (Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray and Harold Ramis) goes into business as proton-pack-toting "ghostbusters" who exterminate ghouls, hobgoblins and supernatural pests of all stripes. An ad campaign pays off when a knockout cellist (Sigourney Weaver) hires the squad to purge her swanky digs of demons that appear to be living in her refrigerator.

102. Ghostbusters 2

In director Ivan Reitman's sequel, after waging a war on slime that cost New York City millions, the Ghostbusters --Venkman (Bill Murray), Ray (Dan Aykroyd), Egon (Harold Ramis) and Winston (Ernie Hudson) -- find themselves out of business. With new careers, the group reunites when an ancient tyrant preparing to return to the earthly domain targets the baby of Venkman's ex-girlfriend (Sigourney Weaver) as the new home for its soul.

103. Back to the Future

In this classic sci-fi adventure from director Robert Zemeckis, eccentric inventor Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) turns a DeLorean into a time machine that inadvertently sends his young friend, Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox), 30 years into the past. While stuck in the 1950s, Marty disrupts his parents' destiny and risks throwing the time-space continuum completely out of whack. The only way back to 1985 now is to get mom and dad to pucker up.

104. Back to the Future Part II

Marty (Michael J. Fox) and Doc (Christopher Lloyd) are at it again in this wacky sequel to the 1985 blockbuster as the time-traveling duo head to 2015 to nip some McFly family woes in the bud. But things go awry thanks to bully Biff Tannen (Thomas F. Wilson) and a pesky sports almanac. In a last-ditch attempt to set things straight, Marty finds himself bound for 1955 and face to face with his teenage parents -- again.

105. Back to the Future Part III

The final installment of the Back to the Future trilogy finds Marty (Michael J. Fox) digging the trusty DeLorean out of a mineshaft and looking up Doc (Christopher Lloyd) in the Wild West of 1885. But when their time machine breaks down, the travelers are stranded in a land of spurs. More problems arise when Doc falls for pretty schoolteacher Clara Clayton (Mary Steenburgen), and Marty tangles with Buford Tannen (Thomas F. Wilson).

106. Beetlejuice

Thanks to an untimely demise, a young couple (Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis) ends up as poltergeists in their New England farmhouse, where they fail to meet the challenge of scaring away the insufferable new owners in this creepy comic classic. In desperation, the undead newlyweds turn to an expert frightmeister named Beetlejuice (Michael Keaton) -- who has a diabolical agenda behind his scheme to help them. The movie snagged an Oscar for Best Makeup.

107. Gremlins

When a man brings home an adorable creature from Chinatown as a Christmas present for his son Billy, the shopkeeper's sage advice -- no midnight snacks, no water, mood lighting only -- goes unheeded. As a result, devilish green creatures with a million vices take over the small town on Christmas Eve. This 1980s hit was written by Chris Columbus and executive produced by Steven Spielberg. Not recommended for your littlest monsters.

108. Teen Wolf / Teen Wolf Too

This hairy double feature pairs the classic 1980s comedies about two teenage cousins who share an unusual genetic quirk: they're werewolves. In Teen Wolf, Scott Howard (Michael J. Fox) goes from average adolescent to Mr. Popular -- and star of the school basketball team -- when he discovers his lupine roots. Teen Wolf Too stars Jason Bateman as Todd Howard, a college student on a boxing scholarship who turns into a real animal in the ring.

109. Labyrinth

Teenage Sarah (Jennifer Connelly) embarks on a life-altering quest when she attempts to rescue her little brother, Toby (Toby Froud), from the clutches of treacherous Jareth the Goblin King (David Bowie), who lives in a castle surrounded by a giant labyrinth. With just 13 hours to plot a course through the dangerous maze, Sarah must grow up fast, learn her responsibilities and muster supreme courage. Jim Henson directs.

110. The Dark Crystal

Jen (puppeteered by Jim Henson), the last of the Gelfling race, is charged with healing the Crystal of Truth -- now called the Dark Crystal after it was cracked, leading to an era of terror -- by finding a missing shard in Aughra's (Frank Oz) observatory. The wicked Skeksis will rule eternally if Jen doesn't complete his mission before the Great Conjunction of the three suns. Henson and Oz co-direct this classic fantasy film.

111. True Lies

Special agent Harry Tasker (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is a top spy in the ultra-secret Omega Sector -- but his wife (Jamie Lee Curtis) thinks he's just a boring computer salesman. When Harry's identities collide, the Taskers find themselves in the clutches of international terrorists, fighting to save their marriage and their lives. Director James Cameron's action comedy adds romance and special effects to the Oscar-nominated mix.

112. But I'm a Cheerleader

In this hilarious satire, Megan Bloomfield (Natasha Lyonne) lives a "normal" teen life as a cheerleader dating the captain of the football team. But her parents and friends suspect Megan is gay because of "clues," such as her distaste for kissing her boyfriend. Shipped off to True Directions -- a camp designed to shove her back in the closet -- Bloomfield meets tomboy Graham Eaton (Clea DuVall), who helps her recognize her sexual orientation.

113. Porky's

Director Bob Clark's infamous comedy takes an unabashed look at adolescence in the 1950s. Six teenagers, desperate to find sexual satisfaction at the notorious honky-tonk strip joint Porky's, are ripped off and thrown out. But Pee Wee (Dan Monahan), Tommy (Wyatt Knight), Billy (Mark Herrier) and Mickey (Roger Wilson) plot unforgettable revenge -- and wreak havoc on high school teachers Balbricker (Nancy Parsons) and Honeywell (Kim Cattrall).

114. Catwoman

Liquidated after discovering a corporate conspiracy, mild-mannered graphic artist Patience Phillips (Halle Berry) washes up on an island, where she's resurrected and endowed with the prowess of a cat -- and she's eager to use her new skills ... as a vigilante. Before you can say "cat and mouse," handsome gumshoe Tom Lone (Benjamin Bratt) is on her tail. Sharon Stone has a field day as a frosty beauty queen being shelved for a newer model.

115. Real Women Have Curves

America Ferrera shines in a star-making performance as Ana, a Mexican-American teenager who's struggling to break free from her mother's old-world expectations, in this coming-of-age drama set in East Los Angeles. Ana wants to attend college so she can better herself, but she's needed in her sister's sewing sweatshop, where women labor to make dresses that are then sold for many times what the shop is paid to make them.

116. A Cinderella Story

In this modern take on the classic fairy tale, Hilary Duff plays the Cinderella character, a California high school student named Sam who scrubs floors at her stepmother's (Jennifer Coolidge) diner while dreaming of attending Princeton. But when Sam's anonymous email crush (Chad Michael Murray) confesses he's the quarterback of the school's football team, Sam panics, certain she's not cool enough to date him.

117. What a Girl Wants

An American girl, Daphne (Amanda Bynes), heads to Europe in search of the father she's never met. But instead of finding a British version of her bohemian mother (Kelly Preston), she learns the love of her mom's life is an uptight politician (Colin Firth). The only problem now is that her long-lost dad is engaged to a fiercely territorial social climber (Anna Chancellor) with a daughter (Christina Cole) who makes Daphne's life miserable.

118. Kung Fu Hustle

Sing (Stephen Chow) is a mobster in 1940s China who longs to be as cool as the formally clad Axe Gang, a band of killers who rule Hong Kong's streets. But Sing is so awkward he can't possibly aspire to be one of them, so he does the next best thing: pretend. His shenanigans, unfortunately, land him in a barrel of trouble with everyone, including the unassuming farmers who till the land, setting off fireworks of massive proportions.

119. Secret Window

Mort Rainey (Johnny Depp), a writer just emerging from a painful divorce with his ex-wife (Maria Bello), is stalked at his remote lake house by a psychotic stranger and would-be scribe (John Turturro) who claims Rainey swiped his best story idea. But as Rainey endeavors to prove his innocence, he begins to question his own sanity. Charles S. Dutton and Timothy Hutton co-star in this suspenseful drama based on a Stephen King novella.

120. Event Horizon

In 2040, an explorer vessel known as the Event Horizon went missing beyond deep-space boundaries. Seven years later, the ship sends a garbled signal back to Earth that sounds a lot like a cry for help. A rescue ship led by Captain Miller (Laurence Fishburne) is dispatched to investigate, but Miller's crew (including Sam Neill, Kathleen Quinlan and Joely Richardson) soon realizes the awful truth -- something unimaginable has happened on board.

121. Alien: Collector's Edition

Ridley Scott's sci-fi horror classic stars Sigourney Weaver as Ripley, a tough-as-nails warrant officer who stares down one of the most terrifying movie monsters of all time: a bloodthirsty alien that stalks and eviscerates its prey. As the deadly creature winds its way through the air shafts of the spacecraft Nostramo, the crew members consider deploying the ship's escape shuttle … but there's only room for four people.

122. Aliens: Collector's Edition

In this acclaimed sequel, the only survivor from the first film, Lt. Ripley (Sigourney Weaver), finds her horrific account of her crew's fate is met with skepticism -- until the disappearance of colonists on LV-426 prompts a team of high-tech Marines to investigate. This release features an introduction by director James Cameron, commentary by cast and crew members and both the theatrical and special edition versions of the film.

123. Alien: Resurrection: Collector's Edition

Sigourney Weaver and Winona Ryder star in the fourth installment of the Alien series. Two hundred years after Lt. Ripley (Weaver) died, a group of scientists clone her, hoping to breed the ultimate weapon. But the new Ripley is full of surprises … as are the new aliens. Ripley must team with a band of smugglers (including Ryder) to keep the creatures from reaching Earth. Includes the theatrical and extended cuts of the film.

124. Alien 3: Collector's Edition

In the third chapter of this sci-fi saga, Lt. Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) is the lone survivor when her crippled spaceship crashess on a planet inhabited by former prison inmates. Ripley's fears that an alien was aboard her craft are confirmed when bodies begin piling up … as she tries to lead the inmates into battle against the creature, she makes a horrifying discovery. Includes the theatrical and restored print versions of the film.

125. Alien vs. Predator

The creepiest creatures from two epic thrillers face off in the ultimate showdown in this film directed by Paul W.S. Anderson. The fun begins when scientists and explorers (played by a cast that includes Sanaa Lathan and Raoul Bova) discover an ancient pyramid in Antarctica. But the structure isn't the only behemoth in the ice. A battle between two otherworldly populations is threatening to destroy the region and its inhabitants for good.

126. Confessions of a Dangerous Mind

Chuck Barris (Sam Rockwell) has it all -- a hot TV hit, "The Gong Show," and the love of a good woman (Drew Barrymore). But he's got one big secret: He's a CIA assassin who kills while purportedly escorting his game show winners on their vacation prizes. George Clooney directs and co-stars with Julia Roberts in this fast-and-loose film based on the book of the same name, authored by the real-life Barris.

127. Adaptation

Charlie Kaufman (Nicolas Cage) is a Los Angeles screenwriter battling enormous feelings of insecurity and impotence as he struggles to adapt The Orchid Thief, a book by Susan Orlean (Meryl Streep), whose main character, John Laroche (Chris Cooper), is searching for love. Add to the mix Charlie's twin brother, Donald (also played by Cage), and you have a surreal, Spike Jonze-directed gem about the search for passion.

128. The Family Man

In this modern-day riff on Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life, cutthroat investment banker Jack Campbell (Nicolas Cage), who eschews emotional ties, is transported into the prosaic life he might have had if he'd wed his college sweetheart (Téa Leoni). Instead of a Ferrari, Campbell drives a malfunctioning minivan in the suburbs and is saddled with two screaming kids -- but he learns to love every minute of it.

129. The Accused

Jodie Foster won an Oscar for her portrayal of Sarah Tobias in this fact-based drama. After being raped by three men in a local bar, Sarah, enraged at the light sentence her attackers receive, persuades attorney Kathryn Murphy (Kelly McGillis) to press charges against the men who cheered on the attack. But it won't be easy: Sarah has a shady past that could be used against her in court.

130. Something's Gotta Give

Sixty and still sexy, Harry (Jack Nicholson) is having the time of his life, wining, dining and bedding women half his age. When he agrees to go to the Hamptons with his girlfriend (Amanda Peet), plans go awry when her playwright mother, Erica (Diane Keaton), stops in unannounced. While the living arrangements are awkward at first, Harry soon discovers there's nothing wrong with -- and plenty good about -- acting your age.

131. Clueless

Director Amy Heckerling's fresh adaptation of Jane Austen's novel Emma follows the misadventures of meddlesome Beverly Hills high schooler Cher (Alicia Silverstone), who gets more than she bargained for when she gives a fashion-challenged student (Brittany Murphy) a makeover. Stacey Dash co-stars as Cher's oh-so-stylish best friend in this witty -- and charming -- send-up of the 90210 lifestyle.

132. The Jackal

A triumvirate of stars forms the core of this update of the 1973 spy thriller The Day of the Jackal that has Bruce Willis portraying the shadowy assassin of the title. Hired by a powerful member of the Russian mafia to avenge an FBI sting that left his brother dead, the perfectionist Jackal proves an elusive target for the men charged with the task of bringing him down: a deputy FBI boss (Sidney Poitier) and a former IRA terrorist (Richard Gere).

133. Swordfish

Rogue agent Gabriel Shear (John Travolta) is determined to get his mitts on $9 billion stashed in a secret Drug Enforcement Administration account. He wants the cash to fight terrorism, but lacks the computer skills necessary to hack into the government mainframe. Enter Stanley Jobson (Hugh Jackman), a n'er-do-well encryption expert who can log into anything. Halle Berry co-stars (in the buff!) in this high-tech thrill ride.

134. Executive Decision

When terrorists hijack a 747 and turn it into a nerve-gas bomb aimed at Washington, D.C., commandos (including Steven Seagal and John Leguizamo) use an experimental plane to board the jetliner -- in flight! When things go wrong, think-tank desk-jockey David Grant (Kurt Russell) assumes command, knowing that if he falls short, Washington will become a ghost town -- the hard way. Executive Decision is a rarity: a brainy blockbuster.

135. Collateral Damage

Firefighter Gordon Brewer's (Arnold Schwarzenegger) family is the "collateral damage" of a terrorist bombing in Los Angeles. When the U.S. government turns to peace talks with the perpetrators instead of justice for his family, Brewer heads to Colombia intent on payback. But when he meets the wife (Francesca Neri) and child of his family's murderer (Cliff Curtis), nothing is as it seems, and all hell breaks loose in true "Ah-nuld" style.

136. King Arthur

King Arthur (Clive Owen) and the Knights of the Round Table are struggling to retain power amid a shaky political landscape in Antoine Fuqua's thrilling take on the myth of Camelot, which is steeped in gritty realism and the politics of its time. As the Roman Empire falls, everyone is trying to wrest control, but time is marching toward the Dark Ages. Stephen Dillane and Keira Knightley co-star as Merlin and Guinevere, respectively.

137. Under the Tuscan Sun

In this movie loosely based on Frances Mayes's best-selling memoir of the same title, Diane Lane stars as Frances, a newly divorced American writer who heads for the Italian region of Tuscany to make limonita out of life's lemons. Having just quit her high-pressure job and ended her heartbreaking marriage, she buys a decrepit-but-charming house in Cortona on impulse, rebuilding it piece by piece -- and herself along with it.

138. Unfaithful

Diane Lane stars as Connie, a wife and mother whose 11-year marriage to Edward (Richard Gere) has lost its sexual spark. When Connie literally runs into handsome book collector Paul (Olivier Martinez), he sweeps her into an all-consuming affair. But Edward soon becomes suspicious and decides to confront the other man in this erotic thriller from director Adrian Lyne (Fatal Attraction, Indecent Proposal).

139. Indecent Proposal

Talk about expensive dates! Billionaire Robert Redford pays for a doozy when, for a cool $1 million, he proposes to a very married Demi Moore that they spend a single night together. Moore's husband (Woody Harrelson) is a cash-strapped, down-on-his-luck architect who could use the dough to keep their beach house from defaulting to the bank. Will she, or won't she?

140. City Slickers

For a change of pace, three amigos (Billy Crystal, Daniel Stern, Bruno Kirby) facing midlife crises sign on for a fortnight cattle drive through the Colorado hills. The urbanites' survival depends on a leathery trail boss (Jack Palance, winner of the Best Supporting Actor Oscar) who doesn't cotton to greenhorn city slickers. Though they run into foul weather, pregnant cows and pistol-packin' ranchers, trail's end brings a bittersweet victory.

141. City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold

It's Mitch Robbins's (Billy Crystal) 40th birthday, and things go from bad to worse when he returns home from the radio station to find his slacker brother Glen (Jon Lovitz) stretched out on the sofa. But Mitch gets a real birthday present when he discovers the treasure map of Curly (Jack Palance). Together with Mitch's best friend, Phil (Daniel Stern), Mitch and Glen take off to find Curly's hidden cache of gold in the Arizona desert.

142. Beverly Hills Cop

Tough-talking Detroit cop Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) heads to the rarified world of Beverly Hills in his beat-up Chevy Nova to investigate a friend's murder. But soon, he realizes he's stumbled onto something much more complicated. Bungling rookie detective Billy Rosewood (Judge Reinhold) joins the fish-out-of-water Axel and shows him the West Los Angeles ropes in director Martin Brest's Academy Award-nominated action comedy.

143. Beverly Hills Cop II

Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) is back and as funny as ever in this fast-paced sequel to the original smash hit. This time, the Detroit cop heads for the land of sunshine and palm trees to find out who shot police Captain Andrew Bogomil (Ronny Cox). Thanks to a couple of old friends (Judge Reinhold and John Ashton), Axel's investigation uncovers a series of robberies masterminded by a heartless weapons kingpin, and the chase is on!

144. Beverly Hills Cop III

Detroit cop Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) is back in sunny Southern California in the third installment of the comedic fish-out-of-water Beverly Hills Cop series. On the trail of two murderers, Axel again teams up with Los Angeles cop Billy Rosewood (Judge Reinhold). Soon, they discover that an amusement park is being used as a front for a massive counterfeiting ring -- and it's run by the same gang that shot Billy's boss. John Landis directs.

145. Another 48 Hrs.

At the end of a seven-year stint in prison, Reggie Hammond (Eddie Murphy) gets a visit from his old pal Jack Cates (Nick Nolte). The crusty cop faces a trumped-up manslaughter charge, and he needs Reggie's help to catch a drug kingpin and clear his name. The barroom brawls come fast and furious in this action-packed sequel to the classic 1982 buddy film. Brion James and Kevin Tighe co-star.

146. Elektra

Jennifer Garner reprises the role of Elektra, a character she originated in the 2003 superhero movie Daredevil. Now an assassin for the mysterious Order of the Hand, Elektra is assigned to off widower Mark Miller (Goran Visnjic) and his teenage daughter, Abby (Kirsten Prout). But all bets are off when Elektra falls for Miller and must battle her former allies in this spellbinding thriller. Terence Stamp co-stars as Stick, Elektra's teacher.

147. Garfield: The Movie

It's the purrfect blend of live action and CGI as everyone's favorite cynical, overweight tabby -- Garfield (voiced by Bill Murray) -- finally makes it to the big screen in this film based on Jim Davis's syndicated cartoon strip. Garfield's comic misadventures begin when he finds himself competing for his owner's affection after a new pet, a dog named Odie, takes up residence in the household. Breckin Meyer and Jennifer Love Hewitt also star.

148. Species

When government scientists (led by Ben Kingsley) receive a transmission from space containing alien DNA, they create the ultimate femme fatale: a hybrid woman named Sil (Natasha Henstridge) with supermodel looks, deadly shape-shifting abilities … and raging hormones. When Sil escapes, a team of specialists scrambles to find her before she can reproduce, culminating in a fright-filled climax in the Los Angeles sewer system.

149. Species II

This 1998 sequel follows Patrick Ross (Justin Lazard), an astronaut on his way back to Earth after a mission to Mars. It seems that Ross picked up something on his voyage: an alien virus that's causing his DNA to mutate, transforming him into a randy crossbreed intent on world domination through procreation. Can authorities stop him before he mates with Eve (Natasha Henstridge), a government-created clone of her human-alien hybrid mother?

150. Species III

In this third film of the sci-fi horror franchise, Eve's progeny -- the part-alien, part-human Sara (Sunny Mabrey) -- takes after her bloodthirsty mother. In search of someone to mate with, Sara will stop at nothing to find the appropriate partner. The government scrambles to put together a team to nab Sara before she causes total destruction, but she proves as challenging as her predecessor. Natasha Henstridge appears in a cameo as Eve.

151. Galaxy Quest

Decades after the success of the sci-fi series "Galaxy Quest," the show's washed-up stars -- Jason Nesmith (Tim Allen), Gwen DeMarco (Sigourney Weaver) and Alexander Dane (Alan Rickman) -- are recruited by actual aliens to pull off an intergalactic rescue mission. At first, the actors assume the so-called Thermians are just another group of die-hard fans. But as the plot thickens, they realize they're working with real-life extraterrestrials.

152. Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

Whoa, dudes! San Dimas, Calif., high school underachievers Bill (Alex Winter) and Ted (Keanu Reeves) face flunking out if they don't ace a year-end history presentation. Using a time machine, they transport themselves back a few millennia and enlist the help of Genghis Khan, Abraham Lincoln, Billy the Kid and Socrates (among others). They even manage to bag a couple of medieval babes. Talk about a funky show-and-tell!

153. Wayne's World 2

In director Steven Surjik's comedy, a message from Jim Morrison in a dream prompts Aurora, Ill., local access TV stars Wayne (Mike Meyers) and Garth (Dana Carvey) to put on a rock concert, "Waynestock," with Aerosmith as headliners. But amid the preparations, Wayne is sure that a record producer is putting the moves on his girlfriend, Cassandra (Tia Carerre), and Garth must handle the advances of mega-babe Honey Hornee (Kim Basinger).

154. Cradle 2 the Grave

Gang leader Tony (DMX) pulls off a major diamond heist with his crew, but cop-turned-criminal Ling (Mark Dacascos) knows who has the loot and responds by kidnapping Tony's daughter and holding her for ransom. Unfortunately, Tony's lost the diamonds as well. As he frantically searches for his daughter and the jewels, Tony pairs with a high-kicking government agent (Jet Li) who once worked with Ling and seeks revenge on him. Tom Arnold co-stars.

155. The One

In director James Wong's sci-fi actioner, police officer Gabriel Yulaw (Jet Li) is confronted with a sinister duplicate of himself (also played by Li ) -- and this evil double, an escapee from an advanced parallel universe, is on a mission to kill Gabriel. His alter ego's hunt culminates in a fateful battle between good and evil that changes Gabriel's perception of reality and forces him to examine the evil hidden within himself.

156. Jet Li's Fearless

Jet Li stars as real-life martial arts legend Huo Yuanjia -- a world-class Chinese fighter who dreams of continuing his father's legacy -- in this action-packed historical drama set at the turn of the 20th century. As Yuanjia's skills grow, so does his ego -- which leads to a devastating personal tragedy. Now, he must learn from his misfortunes before he can return to defend his country in an international tournament.

157. Contract Killer

Sometimes, an army of one is all it takes. When a Japanese Yakuza boss is snuffed out, his family puts out a hit on the triggerman. But when a lone contract killer (Jet Li) hears of the reward, he teams up with an "agent" who shows him the underworld of Japanese corruption -- and the way to cash in. Prepare for high-octane thrills, and always remember: Watch your back! Note: This is the English-dubbed version of Hitman.

158. Legend of the Red Dragon

An honorable warrior (Jet Li) and his young son wander China, defending those who cannot fight for themselves. The warrior finds out about a secret map tattooed on the backs of five boys that shows the location of a treasure that a sect of Shaolin monks hopes to use to reestablish their temple. The pair vows to protect the map (and the five boys) from a deformed and seemingly invincible villain as well as a mother-daughter pair of thieves.

159. Once Upon a Time in China

Fists and feet fly like lightning bolts when Wong Fei-hung (Jet Li) defends a martial arts school from corrupt government officials, a renegade swordsman and an illegal slave ring. The finale, in an old warehouse, is awesome, with Li using every square inch of the structure in his intricate fight choreography. A classic example of the Hong Kong school of filmmaking.

160. Once Upon a Time in China 2

Jet Li repeats his role as Wong Fei-Hung, a martial arts master with right on his side ... and dozens of bad guys on the other. This time out, Li trades kung fu kicks with members of the White Lotus cult, whose leader can walk on burning coals, deflects knives and bullets and may have supernatural powers. The finale -- featuring the lightning-quick Li in thrilling hand-to-hand combat -- is fabulous.

161. Once Upon a Time in China 3

Chinese folk hero legend and kung fu master Wong Fei-Hung (Jet Li) reappears with his sidekick (Max Mok) and his fiancée (Rosamund Kwan) -- this time, to help defend his father's kung fu school against a rival gang and win the prestigious Lion Dance competition. Meanwhile, he's out to thwart a plot by Russian imperialists to oust the empress -- all the while making sure that a Russian suitor doesn't steal his girl.

162. Iron Monkey

Hiyaaah! Quentin Tarantino (the writer-director behind Pulp Fiction) retranslated, rescored and subtitled an unintentionally campy Golden Harvest action movie that dates back to 1993. Tarantino's tampering makes the story easier to follow, and that's probably a blessing. But what's also a blessing is the great fight choreography and mind-bending wire-fu acrobatics, which remain intact.

163. The Legend of Drunken Master

Jackie Chan returns in the sequel to the film that made him famous (Drunken Master). Wong Fei-Hung (Chan) is a dutiful son who must do battle with thieves trying to smuggle priceless artifacts out of China. Fei-Hung uses his patented "Drunken Boxing" fighting style in which a swig of alcohol empowers him to kick some baddie butt. The final no-holds-barred fisticuffs in an old steel mill are mind-blowing.

164. Drunken Master

Wong Fei-Hung (Jackie Chan) is the mischievous young son of a martial arts schoolmaster who is constantly clowning around when he should be learning kung fu. After his comic antics injure the son of a powerful local man, his father enlists the help of his sadistic uncle to teach his son a little self-discipline.

165. Jackie Chan's First Strike

A CIA agent has stolen a nuclear warhead, and martial artist Jackie Chan is the world's only hope. As a cop, Chan delivers James Bond-style adventure and hilarious global hijinks, hopping from Hong Kong to the Ukraine to Australia. Performing all his own stunts, he jumps hotel balconies, fights scuba divers and sharks underwater and drops from a helicopter into a frozen lake. Want more? This action-packed ride ends with stunt bloopers.

166. Twin Dragons

A double dose of Jackie Chan means twice the action! In this high-impact action-comedy, Chan plays a pair of long-lost twins: John was raised in the United States and is a famous classical musician, while Boomer is a rowdy mechanic who likes to race cars. When the brothers meet unexpectedly in Hong Kong, it's time for some serious mistaken-identity pickles as John becomes a mobster's target and Boomer is expected to perform in a concert.

167. The Medallion

Gordon Chan directs Jackie Chan in this supernatural martial arts adventure. When he's killed in the line of duty, an immigration officer (Chan) decides to continue his fight from the grave against smugglers wreaking havoc on the system. Now that he's no longer alive, he discovers he's infused with powers he never had before. Now, if only he can learn how to use them properly. …

168. The Tuxedo

New York City cab driver Jimmy Tong (Jackie Chan) is hired as a chauffeur for a mysterious man named Clark Devlin (Jason Isaacs). When Devlin is hospitalized, Tong unwillingly takes over Devlin's role as a spy for the U.S. government -- with the aid of Devlin's computerized tuxedo, which gives its wearer supernatural powers -- and finds himself paired with a sexy but inexperienced consort (Jennifer Love Hewitt).

169. Shanghai Knights

The dynamic duo of Chon Wang (Jackie Chan) and Roy O'Bannon (Owen Wilson) is back for another crazy adventure in this sequel to Shanghai Noon. This time, they're in London to avenge the murder of Chon's father. Chon's sister (Fann Wong) is there to do the same, but instead unearths a plot to kill the royal family. No one believes her, though, and it's up to Chon and Roy (who has romance on his mind... ) to prove her right.

170. Shanghai Noon

Jackie Chan has two left feet -- that both kick butt! -- in this comic pastiche of American Westerns. He's Chon Wang, an inept Imperial Guard to the Emperor of China. When Princess Pei Pei (Lucy Liu) is kidnapped from the Forbidden City and transported to America, Wang follows. In Nevada, he hooks up with an improbable partner (Owen Wilson), and together they try to spring the princess.

171. The Rundown

When Travis (Seann William Scott), the mouthy son of a criminal, disappears in the Amazon in search of a treasured artifact, his father sends in Beck (Dwayne Johnson), who becomes Travis's rival for the affections of Mariana (Rosario Dawson), a mysterious Brazilian woman. With his steely disposition, Beck is a man of few words -- but it takes him all the discipline he can muster to work with Travis to nab a tyrant who's after the same treasure.

172. Shaft

Cool-as-ice New York police detective John Shaft (Samuel L. Jackson) arrests Walter Wade Jr. (Christian Bale) in a racially motivated slaying. In short order, however, the only eyewitness (Toni Collette) disappears, and Wade jumps bail for Switzerland. Two years later Wade returns to face trial, confident his money and influence will get him acquitted -- especially since he's paid a drug kingpin (Jeffrey Wright) to kill the witness.

173. Full Metal Jacket

Marine recruits (including Matthew Modine and Vincent D'Onofrio) endure the grueling ordeal of basic training and later face the unrelenting Viet Cong during the 1968 Tet Offensive in this grim Stanley Kubrick drama, based on a novel by Gustav Hasford. One of the most authentic depictions of warfare ever put on the big screen, the film teems with howling madness, stark images and troubling questions about duty, honor and sacrifice.

174. The Mask of Zorro

In this revival of the iconic masked hero, Zorro (Anthony Hopkins) escapes from jail bent on revenge for his 20-year imprisonment. He begrudgingly chooses a successor (Antonio Banderas), who needs charm school as much as sword practice to pull off the guise. This fast-paced action-adventure -- with its blend of star power, romance and humor -- features Catherine Zeta-Jones's breakout performance as the daughter of the long-forgotten swashbuckler.

175. The Legend of Zorro

It's 1850, and Alejandro de la Vega (Antonio Banderas) lives quietly in San Francisco with wife Elena (Catherine Zeta-Jones). But when tyrants threaten to change the course of history, he dutifully dons his black mask and cape and defends California's statehood as the sword-swinging Zorro. Martin Campbell directs this high-action sequel to his 1998 blockbuster, which helped propel the ravishing Zeta-Jones into the popular consciousness.

176. Training Day

Staying on the right side of the law will be more challenging than anything rookie cop Jake Hoyt (Ethan Hawke) has ever faced -- especially since Hoyt's partner (Denzel Washington) for the next 24 hours is meaner than L.A.'s meanest streets. In a powerful departure from his previous roles, Washington won an Academy Award for his performance as a charismatic detective who becomes the kind of thug he's supposed to collar.

177. All About the Benjamins

In director Kevin Bray's action comedy, Miami-based bounty hunter Bucum Jackson (Ice Cube) corners bail-jumper Reggie White (Mike Epps) in an abandoned warehouse, which happens to be the drop zone for a gigantic diamond heist. Reggie hides from Bucum in the fleeing thieves' van -- where the latter happened to drop a lottery ticket worth $60 million. Now, the two men must join forces to outfox the thieves for both the ticket and the diamonds.

178. Friday

After losing his job, Craig (Ice Cube) chills with his pothead friend Smokey (Chris Tucker) in their South Central L.A. neighborhood. Over the course of a Friday afternoon, the two get into some crazy trouble checking out hot women, offending dangerous thugs and getting high. Rapper turned actor Ice Cube co-wrote this urban comedy, which features classic hip-hop tracks from the likes of Dr. Dre, Cypress Hill, Mack 10 and more.

179. Next Friday

Streetwise Craig Jones (Ice Cube) returns in director Steve Carr's sequel to the urban comedy Friday. Still rooming at his parents' house in South Central Los Angeles, Craig learns that his archnemesis, Debo (Tommy "Tiny" Lister Jr.), has broken out of jail and is after him. Craig's father ships his slacker son to uncle Elroy's (Don "DC" Curry) house in the suburbs. But new problems arise -- not the least of which is the girl next door. …

180. The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps

Get ready for some big laughs: America's favorite portly professor, Sherman Klump (Eddie Murphy), is back … and getting married to teaching colleague Denise Gaines (Janet Jackson). Unfortunately, destructive doppelganger Buddy Love is back, too. And he's after a revolutionary youth serum the professor has squirreled away in the family home, guarded by the entire Klump clan. Question is, has Buddy met his match?

181. The Count of Monte Cristo

In this beautifully photographed rekindling of the classic Alexandre Dumas story. Edmond Dantés's (Jim Caviezel) life and plans to marry the beautiful Mercedes (Dagmara Dominczyk) are shattered when his best friend, Fernand (Guy Pearce), deceives him. After spending 13 miserable years in prison, Dantés escapes with the help of a fellow inmate (Richard Harris) and plots his revenge, cleverly insinuating himself into the French nobility.

182. The Addams Family

Stepping out of the pages of Charles Addams' cartoons and the 1960s television series, this big-screen version of the beloved, macabre family centers on con artists out to swindle the Addamses by introducing a bogus Uncle Fester (Christopher Lloyd) into their home. Barry Sonnenfeld directs the tailor-made cast, which includes Anjelica Huston as Morticia, Raul Julia as Gomez and Christina Ricci as scene-stealing daughter Wednesday.

183. Addams Family Values

In director Barry Sonnefeld's Oscar-nominated black comedy, siblings Wednesday (Christina Ricci) and Pugsley (Jimmy Workman) Addams will stop at nothing to get rid of Pubert, the new baby boy adored by parents Gomez (Raul Julia) and Morticia (Anjelica Huston). Things go from bad to worse when the new "black widow" nanny, Debbie Jellinsky (Joan Cusack), launches her plan to add Fester (Christopher Lloyd) to her collection of dead husbands...

184. The Royal Tenenbaums

The early promise of Tenenbaum child prodigies Chas (Ben Stiller), Margot (Gwyneth Paltrow) and Richie (Luke Wilson) is short-circuited by the flaws of their father, family patriarch Royal (Gene Hackman), in Wes Anderson's New York fairy tale about a dysfunctional clan of eccentrics. Despite Etheline's (Anjelica Huston) maternal influence, the Tenenbaums -- now grown -- display mere vestiges of their former potential.

185. Rushmore

Wunderkind Max Fischer (Jason Schwartzman), a sophomore at upscale Rushmore Academy and the president of myriad school clubs, sees his world turn topsy-turvy when he's smitten with widowed first-grade teacher Rosemary Cross (Olivia Williams). To win her heart, Max enlists the aid of self-made steel magnate and school benefactor Herman J. Blume (Bill Murray), only to end up vying with the millionaire industrialist for Rosemary's affections.

186. Bottle Rocket

After charismatic but naïve Dignan (Owen Wilson) persuades his pals Bob (Robert Musgrave) and Anthony (Luke Wilson) to rob a bookstore, the trio takes it on the lam. While holing up in a border-town motel, they bungle their way into a big heist orchestrated by a glib gangster (James Caan). This comic indie caper marked the acting debuts of the Wilson brothers and introduced the world to the quirky directorial vision of Wes Anderson.

187. The Big Lebowski

Slacker Jeff "The Dude" Lebowski (Jeff Bridges) gets involved in a gargantuan mess of events when he's mistaken for another man named Lebowski, whose wife has been kidnapped and is being held for ransom. All the while, Dude's friend, Walter (John Goodman), stirs the pot. Brothers Joel Coen and Ethan Coen write and direct this cult comedy classic that also stars Steve Buscemi, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Julianne Moore and John Turturro.

188. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Director Terry Gilliam's episodic cult favorite chronicles the hallucinogenic misadventures of sportswriter Raoul Duke (Johnny Depp) and his Samoan lawyer, Dr. Gonzo (Benicio Del Toro), on a three-day romp from Los Angeles to Las Vegas. Motoring across the Mojave Desert on the way to Sin City, Duke and his purple haze passenger ingest a cornucopia of drugs ranging from acid to ether. Mark Harmon, Cameron Diaz and Lyle Lovett turn up in cameos.

189. Four Rooms

One mad New Year's Eve, an overwhelmed bellboy (Tim Roth) copes with witches and diabolical children, gets caught in the middle of a sour relationship and settles a bloody bet for members of a superstar's entourage. Madonna, Antonio Banderas and Bruce Willis co-star in this uncommon comedy like no other that features four stories by a quartet of hot directors: Allison Anders, Alexandre Rockwell, Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino.

190. The Whole Nine Yards

In the heart of suburbia, a hit man with a heart is about to join the neighborhood. Oz Ozeransky (Matthew Perry) is a sweet, dull dentist living a life of quiet desperation with a monstrous wife (Rosanna Arquette). But when mobster-on-the-run Jimmy "The Tulip" Tudeski (Bruce Willis) moves in next door, it looks like a murder will go down … in addition to the property values.

191. The Whole Ten Yards

In this sequel to The Whole Nine Yards, hit man Jimmy the Tulip (Bruce Willis) still lives next door to meek dentist Oz (Matthew Perry), who's now married to Jimmy's ex-wife (Natasha Henstridge). For his part, Jimmy is married to Oz's former dental assistant, Jill St. Claire (Amanda Peet). Jimmy's trying to go straight and recast himself into the family man mold, but all bets are off when Cynthia is kidnapped by the Hungarian mob.

192. Chain Reaction

From the director of The Fugitive comes this high-speed thriller. When a team of scientists discovers a clean, low-cost energy alternative, their lab is destroyed, the research head is killed, and student machinist Eddie Kasalivich (Keanu Reeves) gets framed for both crimes. With the police and FBI chasing him down, Eddie turns to mentor Paul Shannon (Morgan Freeman) to save his revolutionary hydrogen-power discovery…and himself.

193. Kiss the Girls

Forensic psychologist Alex Cross (Morgan Freeman) travels to North Carolina and teams with escaped kidnap victim Kate McTiernan (Ashley Judd) to hunt down "Casanova," a serial killer who abducts strong-willed women and forces them to submit to his demands. The trail leads to Los Angeles, where the duo discovers that the psychopath may not be working alone in this tense psychological thriller based on James Patterson's best-selling novel.

194. High Crimes

San Francisco attorney Claire Kubik (Ashley Judd) teams up with a former military attorney (Morgan Freeman) to defend her husband, Tom (James Caviezel), in military court. The military has declared Tom a deserter, charging him with participating in a mass killing in El Salvador. Can Claire get him free? What's more, as the disturbing top-secret details of the crime are revealed, will she want to?

195. Along Came a Spider

When a teacher kidnaps a girl from a prestigious school, homicide detective Alex Cross (Morgan Freeman) takes the case, teaming up with young security agent Jezzie Flannigan (Monica Potter), in hopes of finding the girl and stopping the brutal psychopath. Every second counts as Alex and Jezzie attempt to track down the kidnapper before the spider claims another victim for its web. But are they too late to stop the inevitable?

196. Don't Say a Word

Michael Douglas stars as a renowned New York City shrink who must extract the whereabouts of some hidden bank loot from the mind of a violent and catatonic mental patient (Brittany Murphy). If he doesn't get it by five o'clock, his kidnapped daughter is history. Famke Janssen and Sean Bean co-star in this suspenseful amalgam of Girl, Interrupted and Ransom that spawned Murphy's creepy mantra: "I'll never tell."

197. What Lies Beneath

When Claire Spencer (Michelle Pfeiffer) starts hearing ghostly voices and seeing spooky images, she wonders if an otherworldly spirit is trying to contact her. All the while, her husband (Harrison Ford) tries to reassure her by telling her it's all in her head. But as Claire investigates, she discovers that the man she loves might know more than he's letting on. Director Robert Zemeckis delivers twists and scares galore in this chilling thriller.

198. Double Jeopardy

Libby Parsons (Ashley Judd) awakens to find herself adrift at sea, with her husband missing and her hands covered with his blood. She's arrested for murder and loses everything, including her son. But while in prison, Libby finds out she's been framed. Now, the law of "double jeopardy" -- and the desire to kill her "late" husband for good -- is all Libby has left, even if it means outwitting her sympathetic parole officer (Tommy Lee Jones).

199. The Client

After witnessing the suicide of a lawyer whose client is in the mob, 11-year-old Mark Sway (Brad Renfro) seeks the aid and protection of lawyer Reggie Love (Susan Sarandon), while federal prosecutor Roy Foltrigg (Tommy Lee Jones) hopes to use the boy to bring down a mob family. Sarandon earned a Best Actress Oscar nomination for her performance in this tense legal thriller based on the best seller by John Grisham.

200. Conspiracy Theory

Jerry Fletcher (Mel Gibson), a New York City cab driver who moonlights as a conspiracy theorist, puts his life in danger when crooked government officials set out to silence him. An attorney named Alice Sutton (Julia Roberts) might be able to help him, as she tries to unravel a mysterious murder that could be connected to Fletcher's theory. Richard Donner directs and Patrick Stewart co-stars.

201. Enemy of the State

Hotshot Washington lawyer Robert Dean (Will Smith) becomes a victim of high-tech identity theft when a hacker slips an incriminating video into his pocket. Soon, a rogue National Security agent (Jon Voight) sets out to recover the tape -- and destroy Dean. Tony Scott directs this breakneck political thriller that co-stars Gene Hackman as an intelligence expert who comes to Dean's aid.

202. The Best Man

Taye Diggs is slated to be best man at his best friend's wedding. That's the good news. The bad news is that an advance copy of his kiss-and-tell semiautobiographical novel is making the rounds of the bridal party (thick with his college buddies), and they're all finding Diggs' dishin' a tough pill to swallow.

203. Two Can Play That Game

Vivica A. Fox sizzles as a woman scorned who plans to get her man back -- by any means necessary -- in this winning comedy about players and those who "get played." As corporate overachiever and all-around fly chick Shanté Smith, Fox thinks she's got the goods to keep her slickster boyfriend (Morris Chestnut) from straying -- until he discovers a greener pasture, Shanté's archrival (Gabrielle Union). Whoa, girl!

204. Poltergeist

Life is pleasant for the close-knit Freeling family (headed by Craig T. Nelson and JoBeth Williams) until a host of otherworldy forces invades their peaceful suburban home, transforming their house into a swirling supernatural sideshow that's centered around their angelic young daughter (Heather O'Rourke). This must-see horror classic earned two Oscar nods for its special effects and another for its haunting score.

205. Jaws

When an insatiable great white shark terrorizes the townspeople of Amity Island, a police chief (Roy Scheider), a grizzled shark hunter (Robert Shaw) and an oceanographer (Richard Dreyfuss) seek to destroy it. Director Steven Spielberg created the summer blockbuster boom with this white-knuckle adaptation of the Peter Benchley novel. John Williams's ominous musical score has become legendary.

206. Jaws 2

Ya know when that shark bites with his teeth, babe, scarlet billows start to spread. … Just as the island resort town of Amity begins to rebound from a spate of deadly shark attacks, a pair of missing divers and a boating accident lead police chief Martin Brody (Roy Scheider) to suspect the worst. Sure enough, another great white lurks in the local waters, this time with its sights set on a group of sailing teens -- including Brody's two sons.

207. Jaws 3

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water ... a giant killer great white shark invades the seemingly safe confines of an aquatic theme park! Bess Armstrong and Dennis Quaid star as a couple of park employees who engage in a battle of wits with a fish that seems to have grown immensely smarter since the first Jaws outing, back in 1976.

208. The Dukes of Hazzard

Look out, Boss Hogg! The Duke boys are back in this comedy based on the popular TV series, following Bo (Seann William Scott) and Luke (Johnny Knoxville) as they tear around Hazzard County making trouble in their trusty Dodge Charger, the General Lee. Aided by cousin Daisy (Jessica Simpson) and Uncle Jesse (Willie Nelson), the boys must stop commissioner Boss Hogg (Burt Reynolds) and Sheriff Roscoe (M.C. Gainey) from stealing the family farm.

209. The Rocky Horror Picture Show

This notorious horror parody -- a fast-paced potpourri of camp, sci-fi and rock 'n' roll, among other things -- tracks the exploits of naïve couple Brad (Barry Bostwick) and Janet (Susan Sarandon) after they stumble upon the lair of transvestite vampire Dr. Frank-N-Furter (Tim Curry). The film -- a bizarre musical co-starring Meat Loaf and Richard O'Brien -- bombed in its initial release but later gained a cult following at midnight showings.

210. Airheads

The Lone Rangers (Brendan Fraser, Adam Sandler, Steve Buscemi) have heavy-metal dreams and a single demo tape they can't get anyone to play. The solution: Hijack an AM rock station and hold the deejays hostage until they agree to broadcast the band's tape. Sandler's "Saturday Night Live" cohorts Chris Farley and Michael McKean round out the cast, along with Judd Nelson, Amy Locane and David Arquette.

211. Beverly Hills Ninja

American infant Haru (Chris Farley) tumbles overboard and washes up on Japan's coast, where ninja warriors take him for the prophesied Great White Ninja. As time wears on, though, it becomes evident the ham-fisted Haru is no ninja. One day a pretty American (Nicollette Sheridan) turns up looking for a ninja master's help -- and promptly disappears. Determined to acquit himself, Haru sets off to rescue the damsel. Can bedlam be far behind?

212. Saving Silverman

Trouble and laughs come in spades when clueless losers Wayne (Steve Zahn) and J.D. (Jack Black) conspire to prevent their best buddy, hapless sad-sack Darren (Jason Biggs), from marrying shrewish Judith (Amanda Peet). Wayne and J.D. will stop at nothing to "save" their friend, including setting him up with long-lost love -- and soon-to-be nun -- Sandy (Amanda Detmer).

213. Road Trip

Goofy and surprisingly nonjudgmental, Road Trip is a raucous comedy. College student Josh (Breckin Meyer) makes two big mistakes: He cheats on his girlfriend -- and videotapes it. When his roommates accidentally mail her the tape, Josh and his buddies hit the road to intercept it. Countless antics occur along the way, including MTV's Tom Green feeding a mouse to a boa constrictor.

214. Eurotrip

Scott Thomas (Scott Mechlowicz) is reluctant when his longtime cyber-buddy from Berlin, Mieke, suggests they meet face-to-face. But when he discovers his pen pal is a gorgeous young woman (Jessica Boehrs), Scott embarks with his friends on a trip across Europe. On their wild journey toward Berlin, the buddies meet zealous football hooligans, an overly affectionate Italian (Fred Armisen) and travelogue maven Arthur Frommer (Patrick Malahide).

215. Billy Madison

Job-averse goofball Billy Madison (Adam Sandler) stands to inherit a fortune when his hotel magnate father retires and leaves him in charge. But Billy's dad won't trust him with the family business unless he goes back to school. All the way back. While Billy's busy making good grades -- and trying to make it with his teacher (Bridgette Wilson) -- weaselly hotel executive Eric Gordon (Bradley Whitford) is waiting in the wings.

216. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie

Based on the popular animated series, this live-action feature tells the story of four young turtles (Michelan Sisti, Josh Pais, David Forman and Leif Tilden) who've become ninjas following radiation exposure. The teen turtles live in the New York sewers, eliminating crime and battling the evil warlord Shredder (James Saito). They do this with help from their leader, Splinter the Rat (Kevin Clash), and from a television reporter (Judith Hoag).

217. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze

Crack reporter April O'Neil does a story on Professor Perry and his efforts to uncover toxic waste, and from this, the evil Shredder concludes ooze is what gives the ninja turtles their power. So, he gets his hands on some of the toxic junk and creates dangerous mutants of his own. Armed with Professor Perry's anti-mutant antidote, it's up to the crime-fighting turtles and a pizza delivery boy to conquer these mutants.

218. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III

When April's newly discovered (but old, tarnished, and mysterious) golden sword accidentally causes her to switch places with a rebellious samurai, everybody's favorite giant turtles travel through time and space to feudal Japan to rescue their plucky sidekick. It's a race against time and an army of samurai warriors, and it's a job for the ninja turtles!

219. Hook

The boy who wasn't supposed to grow up -- Peter Pan -- did just that, becoming a soulless corporate lawyer (Robin Williams) whose workaholism could cost him his wife and kids, in this family-oriented fantasy from director Steven Spielberg. But a trip to see Granny Wendy (Maggie Smith) in London, where the vengeful Capt. Hook (Dustin Hoffman) kidnaps Peter's kids and forces Peter to return to Neverland, could lead to a chance at redemption.

220. Schindler's List

Liam Neeson stars as Oskar Schindler, a greedy German factory owner made rich by exploiting cheap Jewish labor. But as World War II unfolds, he becomes an unlikely humanitarian, spending his entire fortune to help save 1,100 Jews from Auschwitz. Co-starring Ralph Fiennes, Steven Spielberg's holocaust epic won seven Academy Awards (including Best Picture) and is an unforgettable testament to the possibility of human goodness.

221. Domestic Disturbance

John Travolta stars in this psychological thriller as a down-and-out recovering alcoholic who suspects that his troubled son's dubious allegations that his new stepfather (Vince Vaughn) is a cold-blooded killer are true. Teri Polo and Steve Buscemi also star in this edge-of-your-seat nail-biter from director Harold Becker.

222. Basic

DEA agents Tom Hardy (John Travolta) and Julia Osborne (Connie Nielsen) investigate a series of military-base murders -- including the disappearance of a legendary Army Ranger drill sergeant -- during a training mission in a storm in Panama. Samuel L. Jackson steals his scenes as a caped contrarian named West, while Taye Diggs, Giovanni Ribisi and Harry Connick Jr. round out the cast in this crime thriller by director John McTiernan (Die Hard).

223. The Hunt for Red October

When a Soviet nuclear sub headed toward American waters drops off U.S. scanners, the Yanks scramble to take defensive steps. But CIA analyst Jack Ryan (Alec Baldwin) convinces the brass that the sub's commander (Sean Connery) has something other than a first strike in mind. A perilous cat-and-mouse game ensues in this taut technothriller co-starring Scott Glenn and Sam Neill.

224. She's All That

Jock and class president Zack Siler (Freddie Prinze Jr.) accepts his friends' bet to make over the geeky, bespectacled Laney Boggs (Rachael Leigh Cook) into a prom queen beauty. But along the way, Zack falls in love with his sparkling creation. Complications quickly arise in this charming teenage spin on George Bernard Shaw's play, "Pygmalion." Jodi Lyn O'Keefe, Paul Walker and Matthew Lillard co-star.

225. Atlantis: The Lost Empire

A rare Disney foray into PG-rated animation, this action-filled tale follows the exploits of a group of adventurers led by museum researcher Milo Thatch (Michael J. Fox) as they journey thousands of leagues under the sea to the fabled kingdom of Atlantis. What they find is a dying civilization headed by an aging potentate (Leonard Nimoy). But danger lurks in every corner as Thatch tries to find a way to save the city.

226. Treasure Planet

When space galleon cabin boy Jim Hawkins (voiced by Joseph Gordon-Levitt) discovers a map to an intergalactic "loot of a thousand worlds," a cyborg cook named John Silver teaches him to battle supernovas and space storms. But, soon, Jim realizes Silver is a pirate intent on mutiny! The Robert Louis Stevenson classic Treasure Island is updated for the 21st century in this futuristic animated adventure.

227. Charlie's Angels

Aspects of director McG's take on the 1970s hit TV series are similar to the original show: Angels Dylan (Drew Barrymore), Natalie (Cameron Diaz) and Alex (Lucy Liu) still work for Charlie and interface with Bosley (Bill Murray). They still flip their hair, stop traffic with a smile and kick butt. The differences are the unsubtle humor, the martial arts training and the high-tech premise: This time, they're hot on the trail of stolen software.

228. The Emperor's New Groove

In a once-upon-a-time South America, Emperor Kuzco (hilariously voiced by "Saturday Night Live" veteran David Spade) experiences a reversal of fortune when his power-hungry adviser Yzma (Eartha Kitt) turns him into a llama. Exiled to the wilderness, Kuzco turns to kindly villager Pacha (John Goodman) for help. Sarcastically self-aware and full of slapstick comedy, The Emperor's New Groove is terrific.

229. Notting Hill

A chance encounter brings together diffident bookstore owner William Thacker (Hugh Grant) and Hollywood icon Anna Scott (Julia Roberts), who become smitten with each other until her megastardom begins whittling away at their relationship in this delightful romantic comedy. Can their love overcome pretense and the paparazzi? Rhys Ifans portrays Grant's dim-bulb, bedraggled flatmate in a scene-stealing turn.

230. Just Married

After falling in love at first sight, Tom (Ashton Kutcher) and Sarah (Brittany Murphy) decide to get married, even though they come from opposite worlds: He's an alpha male from a blue-collar family; she's a blue-blooded writer with a free spirit. When they go on their honeymoon, however, their not-so-obvious differences bubble to the surface and threaten to shorten their newfound "happily ever after."

231. Along Came Polly

Reuben Feffer (Ben Stiller) believes that if you plan ahead and play it safe, you can have a pretty good life. When his wife of a few days (Debra Messing) dumps him on his honeymoon for their scuba-diving instructor (Hank Azaria), Feffer vows to keep things under an even tighter lid. But along comes Polly (Jennifer Aniston), a bright, buoyant and breathtakingly irreverent childhood friend who teaches him to live life on the edge.

232. There's Something About Mary

The Farrelly brothers nail the laughs in this hugely popular comedy about a hugely popular girl. Mary (Cameron Diaz) is the ideal girlfriend of every guy she meets, especially frustrated high school suitor Ted (Ben Stiller). But he's got plenty of competition from Matt Dillon and other unexpected rivals. This special edition includes the original theatrical version and a new extended version with extra footage.

233. Say It Isn't So

Likable dork Gilly Noble (Chris Klein), who works as an animal-control officer in a Podunk Indiana town, meets hairstylist Jo Wingfield (Heather Graham) when she gives him a trim (and lops off part of his ear). After they fall in love and get engaged, Gilly discovers he may be Jo's long-lost brother! Orlando Jones steals the movie as a legless pilot who shuttles Gilly around.

234. Half Baked

Three ganja-smoking dimwits hatch a plot to raise bail money for their jailed friend by selling dope on the street. But they'd better spring their incarcerated buddy fast -- before he ends up as the "boy toy" of a criminal named Nasty Nate! Cameo appearances galore (Steven Wright, Snoop Dogg, Jon Stewart, Janeane Garofalo, Willie Nelson, Stephen Baldwin, Tommy Chong, Bob Saget) are reminiscent of the film heyday of Cheech and Chong.

235. Super Troopers

Bored, occasionally high and always highly ineffective Vermont state troopers Mac (Steve Lemme), Thorny (Jay Chandrasekhar, who also directed), Foster (Paul Soter) and Rabbit (Erik Stolhanske) must prove their worth to Governor Jessman (Lynda Carter) -- or lose their jobs. After stumbling on a drug smuggling ring, they plan to make a high-profile bust, but the rival police of Earlville are out to steal the glory in this irreverent comedy.

236. Beerfest

During a trip to Germany to scatter their grandfather's ashes, German-American brothers Todd (Erik Stolhanske) and Jan (Paul Soter) discover Beerfest, the secret Olympics of downing stout, and want to enter the contest to defend their family's beer-guzzling honor. Their Old Country cousins sneer at the Yanks' chances, prompting the siblings to return to America to prepare for a showdown the following year.

237. Nacho Libre

Ignacio (Jack Black) works as a cook at the Mexican monastery where he had spent his youth. When he learns of the orphanage's financial woes, he pitches in to help -- by disguising himself and joining the professional wrestling circuit as a luchador named Nacho. Teaming up with a petty thief (Héctor Jiménez), Ignacio succeeds at his newfound profession, but he must keep it a secret from the church elders. Jared Hess (Napoleon Dynamite) directs.

238. Cool Runnings

A fictionalized account of the unlikely story of Jamaica's first bobsled team, Cool Runnings follows their journey to the 1988 Olympics. When Derice Bannock's (Leon) chances of qualifying for Jamaica's track team are dashed, he looks for another sport. Derice persuades U.S. bobsledding gold medalist Irv Blitzer (John Candy), who now lives in Jamaica, to coach him and his friends as they attempt to become a world-class bobsled team.

239. The Mighty Ducks

As punishment for getting a DUI, hotshot lawyer Gordon Bombay (Emilio Estevez) is sentenced to community service coaching the pathetic Mighty Ducks hockey team. Initially reluctant, Gordon eventually transforms the ragtag band of outsiders and misfits (including a young Joshua Jackson) into the No. 1 team in the peewee league, overcoming his own childhood trauma in the process. The real-life NHL team was actually named after this movie.

240. D2: The Mighty Ducks

The Ducks return to the ice in this cool and crazy sequel. Coach Gordon Bombay (Emilio Estevez) is once again leading his old team, plus a number of new faces, as the loveable underdogs of the puck face off against competitors at the Junior Goodwill Games in Hollywood. L.A. glitz and glam are played up with cameo appearances by sports icons Kristi Yamaguchi, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and hockey legend Wayne Gretzky.

241. D3: The Mighty Ducks

In the final film of this popular series, the unruly team of hockey misfits grows up a bit and receives scholarships to a prestigious prep school. Freshman misery is inevitable for the Ducks and their loyal coach, Gordon Bombay (Emilio Estevez), as they take on the snooty attitudes of the varsity team. As always, our favorite underdogs of the ice rally to the challenge, taking on rich-kid snobs and learning valuable life lessons along the way.

242. National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon

In this laugh-out-loud parody of the Lethal Weapon franchise, criminals murder a detective (Whoopi Goldberg) and steal her prized evidence: microfilm with a recipe for cocaine cookies. Luckily, loose-cannon cop Jack Colt (Emilio Estevez) and his by-the-book partner, Wes Luger (Samuel L. Jackson), are on the case. The duo quickly uncovers a corporate conspiracy that, if left unchecked, could turn the nation into coke-cookie junkies.

243. Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear

The second film based on the "Police Squad" TV series, Naked Gun 2 1/2 finds bumbling cop Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) out to foil the big boys in the energy industry, who intend to suppress technology that will put them out of business. As always, the jokes (and sight gags) fly like gunfire! Also returning from the first film are Priscilla Presley and George Kennedy.

244. Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult

Police Lt. Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) gets called out of retirement and sent to prison on an undercover assignment. His mission: Learn how terrorist Rocco Dillon (Fred Ward) plans to blow up the Academy Awards ceremony. Frank's wife (Priscilla Presley) wants him to stay home and father a child, but when duty calls, Drebin answers! The opening parody of "The Untouchables" is hilarious.

245. The Animal

When loser Marvin Mange (Rob Schneider) is involved in a horrible car accident, he is brought back to life by a deranged scientist as half man, half animal. His newfound powers are awesome -- but their bad side effects could take over his life. With his new squeeze, Rianna (Colleen Haskell), and rival Sgt. Sisk (John C. McGinley) thinking they know him as a cool cat, Marvin must fight to control his crazy primal urges.

246. The Girl Next Door

Matthew (Emile Hirsch) is a high school senior with more get-up-and-go than most teens his age possess; in fact, Matthew has big dreams of achieving a career in politics. What's more, he's just fallen in love with his new neighbor, beautiful 19-year-old Danielle (Elisha Cuthbert). But love travels a rocky road when he discovers (along with the rest of the town) that Danielle is an ex-porn star. Better rethink the political career!

247. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead

Director Tom Stoppard turns William Shakespeare's tragedy "Hamlet" topsy-turvy in this witty, existential puzzle box, presenting the play from the view of trivial characters Rosencrantz (Gary Oldman) and Guildenstern (Tim Roth). Beckoned to find the cause of the Danish prince's malaise, the duo strolls into the midst of the royal intrigue. But with no memory of Hamlet (or anything else), they're mystified by their mission.

248. Léon: The Professional

Léon (Jean Reno), the top hit man in New York, has earned a rep as an effective "cleaner." But when his next-door neighbors are wiped out by a loose-cannon DEA agent (Gary Oldman), he becomes the unwilling custodian of 12-year-old Mathilda (Natalie Portman). Before long, Mathilda's thoughts turn to revenge, and she considers following in Léon's footsteps. Luc Besson directs this gritty and unflinching actioner.

249. Their Eyes Were Watching God

Halle Berry stars in this version of Zora Neale Hurston's novel, adapted for television and produced by Oprah Winfrey. The story centers on Janie Crawford (Berry), a free-spirited woman who lives her life on her own terms. Refusing to accept her place as a black woman in the 1920s, Crawford lives life to its fullest and experiences a journey filled with great joy and unbearable heartache. Ruby Dee and Ruben Santiago-Hudson also star.

250. The Prophecy

Angels have no souls, but men do. And dark angel Gabriel (Christopher Walken) -- angry because God has allowed humans into heaven -- descends to earth to capture the most evil human soul he can find, planning to use it to defeat his enemies in an apocalyptic battle. While a good-hearted angel (Eric Stoltz) hides the soul in the body of a little girl, a detective (Elias Koteas) on earth tracks Gabriel's every move.

251. The Prophecy 3: The Ascent

Formidable armies of rebel angels continue to wage war in heaven and on Earth. Pyriel (Scott Cleverdon), the evil angel of genocide, has risen to power and is on a mission to destroy all of humankind -- but the only one who can stop him is the half-human, half-angel Danyael (Dave Buzzotta). With the help of the fallen angel Gabriel (Christopher Walken), Danyael must race to stop the looming apocalypse.

252. Frequency

Policeman John Sullivan (Jim Caviezel) has long dreamed of altering the events that took the life of his fireman father (Dennis Quaid) in October 1969. So when a series of miraculous occurrences makes it possible for John to communicate with his dad, he tries to change history. But by entwining the past, present and future, John gets much more than he bargained for … and unwittingly triggers a chain reaction of tragic events.

253. The Time Machine

Based on the classic novel by H.G. Wells, this sci-fi adventure stars Guy Pearce as Alexander Hartdegen, a scientist and inventor who's determined to prove to a doubtful world that time travel is actually possible. In the 1890s, he builds a time machine that sends him progressively farther into the future -- eventually hurtling him 800,000 years from now to a strange time in which mankind has divided into two races: the hunters and the hunted.

254. Ultraviolet

When a vampirelike disease begins infecting the human population -- giving the afflicted enhanced intelligence, fantastic stamina and lightning-fast speed -- the world quickly divides into those who have it and those who don't. Believing the infected to be a menace to society, the government seeks to wipe them out. But can one woman with the disease (Milla Jovovich) help save an infected child (Cameron Bright) from cruel and unusual punishment?

255. Dune

In the year 10,191, the world is at war for control of the desert planet Dune -- the only place where the time-travel substance Spice can be found. But when one leader gives up control, it's only so he can stage a coup with some unsavory characters. Frank Herbert's popular sci-fi novel gets mesmerizing treatment from director David Lynch, who casts Kyle MacLachlan as protagonist Paul Altreidis and rock musician Sting as the villainous Feyd.

256. The Naked Gun

When the incredibly thick Officer Frank Drevin (Leslie Nielsen) seeks the ruthless killer of his partner (O.J. Simpson), he stumbles and pratfalls on a plot to off Queen Elizabeth. Priscilla Presley plays his equally dim love interest with the same hilarious dumb luck. The fellows who brought you Airplane! bring on gobs more slapstick and stupid humor in this police-show parody that launched the bizarrely numbered series (Naked Gun 2 1/2, 33 1/3).

257. Tron

While trying to prove that his boss (David Warner) stole his ideas, video game programmer Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges) is literally sucked into a virtual world where he's part of the game. There, he pairs with Tron (Bruce Boxleitner) to bring down a powerful entity known as Master Control Program. Story takes a backseat to technology in this classic that shattered the boundaries of special effects in the early 1980s -- and launched an arcade sensation.

258. Disturbia

In this modern retelling of Hitchcock's thriller Rear Window, Kale (Shia LaBeouf), a troubled teen sentenced to house arrest, begins watching his neighbors out of boredom -- only to discover evidence that a serial killer lives a stone's throw from his home. As his suspicions of his neighbor (David Morse) grow, Kale enlists the aid of friends Ashley (Sarah Roemer) and Ronnie (Aaron Yoo) in his increasingly dangerous snooping.

259. Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay

Having satisfied their urge for White Castle, Harold (John Cho) and Kumar (Kal Penn) jump on a plane to catch up with Harold's love interest (Paula Garcés), who's headed for the Netherlands. But the pair must change their plans when Kumar is accused of being a terrorist. Rob Corddry also stars in this wild comedy sequel that follows the hapless stoners' misadventures as they try to avoid being captured by the Department of Homeland Security.

260. The Spiderwick Chronicles

When city-raised twins Jared and Simon (both played by Freddie Highmore) move to a tumbledown country mansion with their mother (Mary-Louise Parker) and sister (Sarah Bolger), it's quite an adjustment -- especially after they uncover a magical and sometimes dangerous fantasy world. Joan Plowright, David Strathairn and Nick Nolte also star in this family adventure populated with all manner of fanciful creatures.

261. Sicko

Michael Moore sets his sights on the plight of the uninsured in this Oscar-nominated documentary that uses Moore's trademark humor and confrontational style to ask the difficult questions and get to the truth behind the health care crisis. In the world's richest country, 45 million people have no health insurance, while HMOs grow in size and wealth. Moore also explores the widespread use of antidepressants and their possible link to violence.

262. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

Kevin Costner stars as Sherwood Forest's outlaw hero in this 1991 version of the classic tale of intrigue, romance and pageantry. When the dastardly Sheriff of Nottingham (Alan Rickman) murders Robin's father, the legendary archer vows vengeance. To accomplish his mission, Robin joins forces with a band of exiled villagers (and comely Maid Marian), and together they battle to end the evil sheriff's reign of terror.

263. Star Trek: The Motion Picture

This first Star Trek film reunites the U.S.S. Enterprise's original crew from the 1960s television show. Capt. James T. Kirk (William Shatner), now an admiral, and his former crew must save humanity from a giant alien ship steadily approaching Earth and destroying everything in its path. There's conflict on the ship as well as in the universe, as displaced Cmdr. Decker (Stephen Collins), the Enterprise's new captain, becomes Kirk's assistant.

264. Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country

Capt. Kirk (William Shatner) must face his prejudices when his sworn enemies the Klingons lurch perilously close to economic deprivation and environmental ruin. Obeying Star Fleet orders, Kirk reluctantly begins peace negotiations with Klingon chancellor Gorkon (David Warner). But peace has many foes: Gorkon is soon dead, and Kirk is imprisoned in a Klingon gulag as the galaxy edges toward all-out war.

265. Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home

It's the 23rd century in director Leonard Nimoy's Oscar-nominated sci-fi adventure, and a mysterious power is threatening Earth by evaporating the oceans and destroying the atmosphere. To save mankind, Capt. Kirk (William Shatner), Dr. McCoy (DeForest Kelley) and the rest of the Starship Enterprise crew travel back in time to 1986 San Francisco, a world as alien to them as anything they've encountered in their travels through the galaxy.

266. The Prophecy 2

Kicked out of his asylum in hell, fallen angel Gabriel (Christopher Walken) continues his revolution, in which bad angels seek to destroy good ones -- along with all humanity. The only hope for deliverance is the unborn child of nurse Valerie Rosales (Jennifer Beals). With help from the angel Danyael (Russell Wong), Valerie races to safeguard her baby and save humankind in this taut sequel to the 1995 cult hit.

267. Star Trek: Nemesis

Break out your Vulcan ears: The crew of the USS Enterprise is back. This time around, the Next Generation crew members -- including Capt. Picard (Patrick Stewart), Cmdr. Riker (Jonathan Frakes) and, of course, Data (Brent Spiner) -- are dispatched as peace ambassadors to their longtime foes, the Romulans. There, they encounter a mysterious new enemy that thwarts not only the armistice process, but Earth itself!

268. Resident Evil: Degeneration

In this animated edition of the Resident Evil saga, zombie slayer Claire Redfield (Alyson Court) and government agent Leon Kennedy (Paul Mercier) reunite in a busy American airport, where a T-virus-infected zombie has been set loose amid the civilian crowd. As Claire and Leon dodge and destroy the undead and search for survivors, they must also expose the bioterrorists using the T-virus attack to hold the country hostage.

269. Stargate SG-1: Season 1: Vol. 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Children of the Gods (1)," "Children of the Gods (2)," "The Enemy Within" and "Emancipation."

270. Stargate SG-1: Season 1: Vol. 2

This disc includes the following episodes: and "The Broca Divide," "The First Commandment," "Brief Candle," "Cold Lazarus" and "Thor's Hammer." Also includes trailers and a featurette with the cast and crew.

271. Stargate SG-1: Season 1: Vol. 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Torment of Tantalus," "Bloodlines," "Fire and Water," "The Nox" and "Hathor." Also includes a "General Hammond" featurette.

272. Stargate SG-1: Season 1: Vol. 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Cor-Ai," "Singularity," "Enigma" "Tin Man" and "Solitudes." Also includes a "Captain Carter" featurette and a look behind the scenes.

273. Stargate SG-1: Season 1: Vol. 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "There But for the Grace of God," "Politics (1)" and "Within the Serpent's Grasp (2)." Also includes a featurette on costume design.

274. Cocaine Cowboys

This penetrating documentary from director Billy Corben pulls out all the stops to explore the many dimensions of Miami's cocaine-trafficking boom of the 1980s, as told by the smugglers, cops and average citizens who were there. The film is an unflinching study of Miami's most notorious and lethal vice -- from how the drug was moved and its financial impact on the city to the havoc and violence that followed in its wake.

275. Cocaine Cowboys 2

Sending a letter of admiration to the imprisoned "Cocaine Godmother" Griselda Blanco sets off a chain reaction of life-changing events for drug dealer Charles Cosby, who becomes her lover -- and a multimillionaire -- in one fell swoop. But Cosby doesn't realize he's been sharing a bed with the notorious "Black Widow," a woman who kills her lovers with ruthless indifference. Billy Corben directs this documentary follow-up to Cocaine Cowboys.

276. Twilight

When Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) moves to a small town in the Pacific Northwest to live with her father, she starts school and meets the reclusive Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson), a mysterious classmate who reveals himself to be a 108-year-old vampire. Despite Edward's repeated cautions, Bella can't help but fall in love with him, a fatal move that endangers her own life when a coven of bloodsuckers try to challenge the Cullen clan.

277. Changeling

Christine Collins (Angelina Jolie, in an Oscar-nominated role) is overjoyed when her kidnapped son is brought back home. But when Christine suspects that the boy returned to her isn't her child, the police captain (Jeffrey Donovan) has her committed to an asylum. John Malkovich co-stars as the crusading reverend who comes to Christine's rescue in Clint Eastwood's gripping period drama based on actual events.

278. Step Brothers

Brennan Huff (Will Ferrell) and Dale Doback (John C. Reilly) might be grown men. But that doesn't stop them from living at home and turning into jealous, competitive stepbrothers when their single parents (Mary Steenburgen and Richard Jenkins) marry in this Judd Apatow-produced comedy. Brennan's constant competition with Dale strains his mom's marriage to Dale's dad, leaving everyone to wonder whether they'll ever see eye to eye.

279. Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa

A botched rescue attempt strands Alex the lion (voiced by Ben Stiller) and his companions smack dab in the African wild. Sadly, as in Madagascar, Alex discovers he has little in common with the locals, having lived for so long in the city. His friends, meanwhile, begin to doubt they'll ever make it back to the zoo. David Schwimmer, Jada Pinkett Smith, Chris Rock and Sacha Baron Cohen reprise their voice roles in this hysterical animated sequel.

280. Eagle Eye

Returning home to grieve after the shocking death of his overachieving twin brother, an aimless slacker named Jerry (Shia LaBeouf) finds himself inexplicably linked to a notorious terrorist cell and hotly pursued by federal authorities. With the nation's law enforcement agencies hunting them down, Jerry and single mother Rachel (Michelle Monaghan) -- who's also been framed -- must work around the clock to clear their names.

281. The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

One year after their incredible adventures in The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, Peter, Edmund, Lucy and Susan Pevensie return to Narnia to aid a young prince whose life has been threatened by the evil King Miraz. Now, with the help of a colorful cast of new characters, including Trufflehunter the badger and Nikabrik the dwarf, the Pevensie clan embarks on an incredible quest to ensure that Narnia is returned to its rightful heir.

282. The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor

The third installment in the Mummy franchise takes archaeologist Rick O'Connell (Brendan Fraser) to China, pitting him against an emperor (Jet Li) from the 2,000-year-old Han dynasty who's returned from the dead to pursue a quest for world domination. This time, O'Connell enlists the help of his family -- including his wife (Maria Bello) and son (Luke Ford) -- to quash the so-called Dragon Emperor and his abuse of supernatural power.

283. Get Smart

When the identities of secret agents from Control are compromised, the Chief (Alan Arkin) promotes hapless but eager analyst Maxwell Smart (Steve Carell) and teams him with stylish, capable Agent 99 (Anne Hathaway), the only spy whose cover remains intact. Can they work together to thwart the evil plans of KAOS and its crafty operative (Terence Stamp)? Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson co-stars in this comedy caper based on the classic television show.

284. Evan Almighty

In director Tom Shadyac's raucous follow-up to his 2003 comedy Bruce Almighty, God (Morgan Freeman) summons narcissistic newscaster turned congressman Evan Baxter (Steve Carell) to build an enormous ark in preparation for a devastating flood. Unfortunately for Evan, his perplexed family interprets his latest hobby as a midlife crisis gone wrong rather than as a divine assignment from the man upstairs. Lauren Graham and John Goodman also star.

285. I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry

Firefighters Chuck Ford (Adam Sandler) and Larry Allensworth (Kevin James) are guy's guys, loyal to the core -- which is why when widower Larry asks Chuck to pose as his gay lover so that he can get domestic partner benefits for his kids, his buddy agrees. Things get dicey, however, when a bureaucrat comes calling, and the boys are forced to present a picture of domestic bliss. Dan Aykroyd and Steve Buscemi co-star.

286. I Am Legend

A terrible virus has spread across the planet and turned the human race into bloodthirsty monsters. Now, mankind's only hope for survival is scientist Robert Neville (Will Smith), the one person left unaffected by the epidemic. When he's not fighting for his life against the hordes of the infected, Neville searches for a cure to reverse the virus's effects -- all the while battling his own doubt and despair.

287. Entourage: Season 1: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Entourage (Pilot)," "The Review," "Talk Show" and "Date Night."

288. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

To escape his desk job, Adm. James T. Kirk (William Shatner) returns to the USS Enterprise, assisting Spock (Leonard Nimoy) in a training mission for Starfleet cadets. But the inexperienced crew is put to the test when escaped villain Khan (Ricardo Montalban) steals a powerful weapon and comes after the admiral seeking revenge. Now, Kirk must use all his wiles and whip the cadets into shape if they hope to defeat Khan's deadly traps.

289. Entourage: Season 1: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Script and the Sherpa," "Busey and the Beach," "The Scene" and "New York."

290. Battlestar Galactica: Season 1: Disc 1: The Miniseries

This disc includes the four-hour miniseries that set the stage for the television series: "Battlestar Galactica Miniseries: Part 1" and "Battlestar Galactica Miniseries: Part 2."

291. Battlestar Galactica: Season 1: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "33," "Water," "Bastille Day" and "Act of Contrition."

292. Battlestar Galactica: Season 1: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "You Can't Go Home Again," "Litmus," "Six Degrees of Separation" and "Flesh and Bone."

293. Battlestar Galactica: Season 1: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down," "The Hand of God," "Colonial Day" and "Kobol's Last Gleaming: Part 1."

294. Battlestar Galactica: Season 1: Disc 5

This disc includes the episode "Kobol's Last Gleaming: Part 2."

295. Battlestar Galactica: Season 2.0: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Scattered," "Valley of Darkness," "Fragged" and "Resistance."

296. Battlestar Galactica: Season 2.0: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Farm," "Home (Part 1)," "Home (Part 2)" and "Final Cut."

297. Battlestar Galactica: Season 2.0: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Flight of the Phoenix" and "Pegasus."

298. Battlestar Galactica: Season 2.5: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Pegasus: Extended Version," "Resurrection Ship (Part 1)," "Resurrection Ship (Part 2)" and "Epiphanies."

299. Battlestar Galactica: Season 2.5: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Black Market," "Scar," "Sacrifice" and "The Captain's Hand."

300. Battlestar Galactica: Season 2.5: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Downloaded," "Lay Down Your Burdens (Part 1)" and "Lay Down Your Burdens (Part 2)."

301. Battlestar Galactica: Season 3: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Occupation," "Precipice," "Exodus (Part 1)" and "Exodus (Part 2)."

302. Battlestar Galactica: Season 3: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Collaborators," "Torn" and "A Measure of Salvation."

303. Battlestar Galactica: Season 3: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Hero" and "Unfinished Business."

304. Battlestar Galactica: Season 3: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Passage," "The Eye of Jupiter," "Rapture" and "Taking a Break from All Your Worries."

305. Battlestar Galactica: Season 3: Disc 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Woman King," "A Day in the Life," "Dirty Hands" and "Maelstrom."

306. Battlestar Galactica: Season 3: Disc 6

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Son Also Rises," "Crossroads (Part 1)" and "Crossroads (Part 2)."

307. Battlestar Galactica: Season 4: Disc 1: Razor

This disc includes both the unrated and original broadcast versions of "Battlestar Galactica: Razor."

308. Battlestar Galactica: Season 4: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "He That Believeth in Me," "Six of One," "The Ties That Bind" and "Escape Velocity."

309. Battlestar Galactica: Season 4: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Road Less Traveled," "Faith" and "Guess What's Coming to Dinner?."

310. Battlestar Galactica: Season 4: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Sine Qua Non," "The Hub," and "Revelations."

311. Battlestar Galactica: The Story So Far

For viewers who want to get up to speed fast on the popular space opera "Battlestar Galactica," The Story So Far incorporates footage from the miniseries and first two seasons to recap the saga of humanity's quest for a new home. Narrated by the resistance leader (Mary McDonnell) of Cylon-occupied New Caprica, the special provides an engrossing overview of the award-winning series that's redefined the sci-fi genre with its issues-driven stories.

312. Battlestar Galactica: Razor

Examining previous events in the Battlestar Galactica world, this sci-fi drama follows Lee Adama (Jamie Bamber) as he takes over as commander of Battlestar Pegasus, promotes Kendra Shaw (Stephanie Chaves-Jacobsen) to second in command and fights for his ship's survival. Through flashbacks, the film also closely explores the complicated relationship between Admiral Cain (Michelle Forbes) and Cylon agent Gina (Tricia Helfer).

313. Night at the Museum

Chaos reigns at the natural history museum when night watchman Larry Daley (Ben Stiller) accidentally stirs up an ancient curse, awakening Attila the Hun, an army of gladiators, a Tyrannosaurus rex and other exhibits. Larry tries desperately to keep the museum under control, but he's fighting a losing battle until President Teddy Roosevelt (Robin Williams) comes to the rescue. Owen Wilson and Dick Van Dyke co-star in this family-friendly fantasy.

314. Push

On the run from the Division, a shadowy government agency that uses people with psychic abilities to do their bidding, telekinetic Nick Gant (Chris Evans) and clairvoyant Cassie Holmes (Dakota Fanning) join forces to find a third psychic who can help them destroy the organization. But when the Division picks up their trail, it sends a powerful agent (Djimon Hounsou) to stop them at all costs in this atmospheric thriller.

315. Igby Goes Down

A teenager tired of being ignored in deference to his older brother (Ryan Phillippe), Igby (Kieran Culkin) escapes to New York City without his family's knowledge, where he meets and falls in love with another outsider (Claire Danes) who makes him realize he's not so alone in the world. But Igby also soon realizes he can never completely bury his past. Jeff Goldblum, Amanda Peet and Susan Sarandon co-star in this coming-of-age tale.

316. Milk

Sean Penn (in an Oscar-winning role) stars in this fact-based drama about Harvey Milk, the openly gay activist and San Francisco politician who was murdered along with Mayor George Moscone (Victor Garber) by disgruntled city supervisor Dan White (Josh Brolin) in 1978. Emile Hirsch, James Franco and Diego Luna co-star in director Gus Van Sant's compelling biopic, which also earned Oscar nods for Best Picture and Best Supporting Actor (Brolin).

317. Seven Pounds

Distraught over his wife's death -- and convinced that his own actions had something to do with it -- a depressed IRS agent (Will Smith) begins plotting his suicide, vowing to improve the lives of seven strangers in the process. But a chance meeting with a woman who has a life-threatening heart defect (Rosario Dawson) makes him think twice when their budding relationship suddenly feels a lot like love.

318. Underworld: Rise of the Lycans

A prequel to the first two Underworld films, this fantasy explains the origins of the feud between the Vampires and the Lycans. Aided by his secret love, Sonja (Rhona Mitra), courageous Lucian (Michael Sheen) leads the Lycans in battle against brutal Vampire king Viktor (Bill Nighy). Determined to break the king's enslavement of his people, Lucian faces off against the Death Dealer army in a bid for Lycan independence.

319. Kung Fu Panda

When the Valley of Peace is threatened, lazy Po the panda discovers his destiny as the "chosen one" and trains to become a kung fu hero, but transforming the unsleek slacker into a brave warrior won't be easy. It's up to Master Shifu and the Furious Five -- Tigress, Crane, Mantis, Viper and Monkey -- to give it a try in this Oscar nominee for Best Animated Feature. Celebrity voices include Dustin Hoffman, Angelina Jolie and Jackie Chan.

320. The Golden Compass

After overhearing a shocking secret, precocious orphan Lyra Belacqua (Dakota Blue Richards) trades her carefree existence roaming the halls of Jordan College for an otherworldly adventure in the far North, unaware that it's part of her destiny. Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig and Sam Elliott co-star in this fantasy-laden family adventure based on the first book of the Philip Pullman trilogy His Dark Materials.

321. Death Race

Jason Statham stars in this futuristic thriller as Jensen Ames, an ex-con turned speedway champion who's framed for a grisly murder and forced to compete in a grueling three-day televised car race against his fellow inmates. Sitting behind the wheel of a monster car outfitted with machine guns, flamethrowers and grenade launchers, Ames is in the race of his life -- and the whole world is watching.

322. Hitman

When a gun-for-hire known only as Agent 47 (Timothy Olyphant) gets tangled in a political takeover and finds himself hunted by both Interpol and the Russian military, he tries to uncover who set him up while battling newfound feelings for a beautiful woman (Olga Kurylenko). Xavier Gens helms this globe-trotting thriller based on the popular video game, shooting the action on location in Bulgaria, South Africa, Istanbul, St. Petersburg and London.

323. Run Lola Run

A thrilling post-MTV roller-coaster ride, Run Lola Run is the internationally acclaimed sensation about two lovers who have only minutes to change the course of their lives -- and time is running out. Lola (Franka Potente) just received a frantic phone call from her boyfriend, Manni (Moritz Bleibtreu), who lost a small fortune belonging to his mobster boss. If Lola doesn't replace the money in 20 minutes, Manni will suffer the consequences.

324. WarGames

After cracking the security of an Air Force supercomputer, young hacker David Lightman (Matthew Broderick) moves his piece in a seemingly innocent video game and accidentally tells the computer to start preparing a preemptive nuclear strike. Driven by Cold War paranoia, director John Badham's techno-thriller follows Lightman and his girlfriend (Ally Sheedy) as they travel across the country to try and warn the military of the impending launch.

325. The Siege

When U.S. military zealots abduct a Muslim religious leader, constitutional rights are summarily suspended, and martial law is imposed in New York as hard-line Army Gen. William Devereaux (Bruce Willis) cordons off Queens to form a detention camp. In a struggle to save the day, FBI agents Anthony "Hub" Hubbard (Denzel Washington) and Frank Haddad (Tony Shalhoub) team with CIA operative Elise Kraft (Annette Bening) in this action-packed thriller.

326. Robin Hood: Season 1: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Will You Tolerate This?," "Sheriff Got Your Tongue?" and "Who Shot the Sheriff?"

327. Robin Hood: Season 1: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Parent Hood" and "Turk Flu."

328. Robin Hood: Season 1: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Taxman Cometh," "Brothers In Arms," "Tattoo? What Tattoo?" and "A Thing or Two About Loyalty."

329. Robin Hood: Season 1: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Peace? Off!," "Dead Man Walking," "The Return of the King" and "Clue: No."

330. Robin Hood: Season 1: Disc 5: Bonus Material

The bonus material for the first season of Robin Hood includes "Robin Hood: The Making of" featurette, "Dressing Hood" featurette, "Designing the Hood" featurette and more.

331. The Bank Job

Based on actual events in 1971, this thriller tells the story of a car dealer (Jason Statham) who becomes involved in a London bank heist, only to find that the contents of the bank vault will draw him deeply and irrevocably into the city's criminal underbelly. Murder and scandal abound in this tale of corruption populated with a surprising mix of offenders, from low-level thugs to government officials -- all the way up to the royal family.

332. The Unit: Season 1: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "First Responders," "Stress," "200th Hour" and "True Believers."

333. The Unit: Season 1: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Non-Permissive Environment," "Security," "Dedication" and "SERE."

334. The Unit: Season 1: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Eating the Young," "Unannounced," "Exposure" and "Morale, Welfare and Recreation."

335. The Unit: Season 1: Disc 4

This disc includes this episode: "The Wall." Also included is the special feature "Inside Delta Force" featurette.

336. Mad Men: Season 1: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," "Ladies Room" and "Marriage of Figaro."

337. Mad Men: Season 1: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "New Amsterdam," "Five G" and "Babylon."

338. Mad Men: Season 1: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Red in the Face," "The Hobo Code" and "Shoot."

339. Mad Men: Season 1: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Long Weekend," "Indian Summer," "Nixon vs. Kennedy" and "The Wheel."

340. Ferris Bueller's Day Off

High-schooler Ferris Bueller (Matthew Broderick) knows everyone -- and every trick to faking an illness. So with the entire school convinced he's at death's door, Bueller grabs his girlfriend (Mia Sara) and best friend (Alan Ruck) and hits the streets of Chicago for a well-deserved day off. Fed-up principal Ed Rooney (Jeffrey Jones) is determined to catch Bueller and put a premature end to his field trip. But it's tough to outfox Ferris.

341. Saved!

When Mary (Jena Malone), a devout senior at a Christian high school, accidentally gets pregnant, she starts to see her peers and her faith in a whole new way in this darkly comic coming-of-age story that was produced by R.E.M. front man Michael Stipe. Pop star Mandy Moore co-stars as Mary's friend Hilary Faye, a Fundamentalist Christian who fronts their all-girl group Christian Jewels with blind faith and fabulous vocals.

342. Better Off Dead

After his girlfriend (Amanda Wyss) ditches him for a boorish ski jock (Aaron Dozier), Lane Meyer (John Cusack) decides that suicide is the only answer. But his increasingly inept attempts to off himself only bring more agony and embarrassment. Dan Schneider ("Head of the Class") co-stars as Lane's socially awkward neighbor, Ricky, whose mother takes in a foreign exchange student from France (Diane Franklin), only to meet with an explosive end.

343. Alias: Season 1: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Truth Be Told," "So it Begins … " and "Parity."

344. Alias: Season 1: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "A Broken Heart," "Doppelganger," "Reckoning," and "Color-Blind."

345. Alias: Season 1: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Time will Tell," "Mea Culpa," "Spirit" and "The Confession."

346. Alias: Season 1: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Box (Part 1)," "The Box (Part 2)," "The Coup" and "Page 47."

347. Alias: Season 1: Disc 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Prophecy," "Q and A," "Masquerade" and "Snowman."

348. Alias: Season 1: Disc 6

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Solution," "Rendezvous" and "Almost Thirty Years."

349. Alias: Season 2: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Enemy Walks In," "Trust Me," "Cipher," "Dead Drop."

350. Alias: Season 2: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Indicator," "Salvation," "The Counteragent," "Passage (Part I)."

351. Alias: Season 2: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Passage (Part II)," "The Abduction," "A Higher Echelon," "The Getaway."

352. Alias: Season 2: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Phase One," "Double Agent," "A Free Agent," "Firebomb." Also includes commentary on "Phase One."

353. Alias: Season 2: Disc 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "A Dark Turn," "Truth Takes Time," "Endgame," "Countdown." Also includes commentary on "A Dark Turn."

354. Alias: Season 2: Disc 6

This disc includes the following episodes: "Second Double," "The Telling." Also includes bonus material: featurettes, deleted scenes, interviews, trailers, audio commentary (for both episodes) and more.

355. Alias: Season 3: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Two," "Succession," "Reunion" and "A Missing Link." Also includes audio commentary.

356. Alias: Season 3: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Repercussions," "The Nemesis," "Prelude" and "Breaking Point."

357. Alias: Season 3: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Conscious," "Remnants," "Full Disclosure" and "Crossings."

358. Alias: Season 3: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "After Six," "Blowback," "Facade" and "Taken."

359. Alias: Season 3: Disc 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Frame," "Unveiled," "Hourglass" and "Blood Ties."

360. Alias: Season 3: Disc 6

This disc includes the following episodes: "Legacy" and "Resurrection." Extras include audio commentaries, "Burbank to Barcelona" featurette, "An Inside Look at the Gadget Lab," a behind-the-scenes featurette, deleted scenes, a blooper reel and more.

361. Alias: Season 4: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Authorized Personnel Only (Part 1)," "Authorized Personnel Only (Part 2)," "The Awful Truth" and "Ice."

362. Alias: Season 4: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Welcome To Liberty Village," "Nocturne," "Détente" and "Echoes."

363. Alias: Season 4: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "A Man of His Word," "The Index," "The Road Home" and "The Orphan."

364. Alias: Season 4: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Tuesday," "Nightingale," "Pandora" and "Another Mister Sloane."

365. Alias: Season 4: Disc 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "A Clean Conscience," "Mirage," " In Dreams..." and "The Descent."

366. Alias: Season 4: Disc 6

This disc includes the episodes "Search and Rescue" and "Before the Flood." Extras include the original "Nocturne" episode featuring the unaired Russian roulette scene, "Agent Weiss' Spy Camera," audio commentaries, "A Chat with Jennifer Garner," "Meet Mia: Syd's Little Sister," "Marshall's World," "The Guest Stars of Season 4, a blooper reel, the director's diary and deleted scenes.

367. Alias: Season 5: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Prophet Five," "...1...," "The Shed," "Mockingbird" and "Out of the Box."

368. Alias: Season 5: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Solo," "Fait Accompli," "Bob," "The Horizon" and "S.O.S."

369. Alias: Season 5: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Maternal Instinct," "There's Only One Sydney Bristow," "30 Seconds," "I See Dead People" and "No Hard Feelings."

370. Alias: Season 5: Disc 4

This disc includes the episodes "Reprisal" and "All The Time In The World." Special features are also included on this disc.

371. Burn Notice: Season 1: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Pilot," "Identity "and "Fight or Flight."

372. Burn Notice: Season 1: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Old Friends," "Family Business," "Unpaid Debts" and "Broken Rules."

373. Burn Notice: Season 1: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Wanted Man," "Hard Bargain" and "False Flag."

374. Burn Notice: Season 1: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Loose Ends: Part 1" and "Loose Ends: Part 2." It also includes the following bonus features: scene commentary, gag reel and various montages.

375. Burn Notice: Season 2: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Breaking And Entering," "Turn And Burn," "Trust Me" and "Comrades."

376. Burn Notice: Season 2: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Scatter Point," "Bad Blood," "Rough Seas" and "Double Booked."

377. Burn Notice: Season 2: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Good Soldier," "Do Not Harm," "Hot Spot" and "Seek And Destroy."

378. Burn Notice: Season 2: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Bad Breaks," "Truth And Reconciliation," "Sins Of Omission" and "Lesser Evil."

379. Eureka: Season 1: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: pilot, "Many Happy Returns" and "Before I Forget."

380. Eureka: Season 1: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Alienated," "Invincible," "Dr. Nobel," "Blink" and "Right as Raynes."

381. Eureka: Season 1: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Primal," "Purple Haze," "H.O.U.S.E. Rules" and "Once in a Lifetime."

382. Torchwood: Season 1: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Everything Changes" and "Day One."

383. Torchwood: Season 1: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Ghost Machine," "Cyberwoman" and "Small Worlds."

384. Torchwood: Season 1: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Countrycide" and "Greeks Bearing Gifts."

385. Torchwood: Season 1: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "They Keep Killing Suzie" and "Random Shoes."

386. Torchwood: Season 1: Disc 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "Out of Time" and "Combat."

387. Torchwood: Season 1: Disc 6

This disc includes the following episodes: "Captain Jack Harkness" and "End of Days."

388. Torchwood: Season 1: Disc 7: Bonus Material

Bonus material for this "Doctor Who" spin-off inlcudes a three hour long feature entitled "Torchwood Declassified," which includes interviews with cast and crew, brand new clips from the series and exclusive behind the scenes footage.

389. Torchwood: Season 2: Disc 1

This disc includes the episodes "Kiss, Kiss, Bang, Bang," "Sleeper" and "To the Last Man."

390. Torchwood: Season 2: Disc 2

This disc includes the episodes "Meat," "Adam," "Reset" and "Dead Man Walking."

391. Torchwood: Season 2: Disc 3

This disc includes the episodes "A Day in the Death," "Something Borrowed" and "From Out of the Rain."

392. Torchwood: Season 2: Disc 4

This disc includes the episodes "Adrift," "Fragments" and "Exit Wounds."

393. Torchwood: Season 2: Disc 5: Bonus Material

The bonus material for Torchwood Season 2 includes two featurettes: The Lives and Deaths of Captain Jack and Torchwood De-Classified Cutdowns, as well as deleted scenes and outtakes.

394. Eureka: Season 2: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Phoenix Rising," "Try, Try Again," "Unpredictable" and "Games People Play."

395. Eureka: Season 2: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Duck, Duck Goose ," "Noche de Sueños," "Family Reunion," "E-MC...?" and "Sight Unseen."

396. Eureka: Season 2: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "God is in the Details ," "Maneater," "All That Glitters " and "A Night in Global Dynamics ."

397. Angel: Season 1: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "City Of," "Lonely Hearts," "In the Dark," "I Fall to Pieces."

398. Angel: Season 1: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Rm W/a Vu," "Sense & Sensitivity," "Bachelor Party," "I Will Remember You."

399. Angel: Season 1: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Hero," "Parting Gifts" and "Somnambulist."

400. Angel: Season 1: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Expecting," "She," "I've Got You Under My Skin" and "The Prodigal."

401. Angel: Season 1: Disc 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Ring," "Eternity," "Five By Five" and "Sanctuary."

402. Angel: Season 1: Disc 6

This disc includes the following episodes: "War Zone," "Blind Date," "To Shanshu In L.A.." Also includes bonus material.

403. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 2: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "When She Was Bad," "Some Assembly Required," "School Hard," "Inca Mummy Girl."

404. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 2: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Reptile Boy," "Halloween," "Lie to Me," "The Dark Age."

405. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 2: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "What's My Line? (1)," "What's My Line (2)," "Ted," "Bad Eggs."

406. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 2: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Surprise (1)," "Innocence (2)," "Phases," "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered."

407. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 2: Disc 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "Passion," "Killed By Death," "I Only Have Eyes For You," "Go Fish."

408. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 2: Disc 6

This disc includes the following episodes: "Becoming (1)," "Becoming (2)." Also includes bonus material.

409. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 3: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Anne," "Dead Man's Party," "Faith, Hope and Trick," "Beauty and The Beasts."

410. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 3: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Homecoming," "Band Candy," "Revelations," "Lover's Walk."

411. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 3: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Wish," "Amends" and "Gingerbread."

412. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 3: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Helpless," "The Zeppo," "Bad Girls" and "Consequences."

413. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 3: Disc 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "Doppelgangland," "Enemies," "Earshot" and "Choices."

414. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 3: Disc 6

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Prom," "Graduation Day (Part 1)" and "Graduation Day (Part 2)."

415. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 5: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Buffy vs. Dracula," "Real Me" (with commentary), "The Replacement" (with script) and "Out of My Mind."

416. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 5: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "No Place Like Home," "Family," "Fool for Love" (with commentary and script) and "Shadow."

417. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 5: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Listening to Fear," "Into the Woods" (with script) and "Triangle." Extras include four featurettes and outtakes.

418. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 5: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Checkpoint" (with script), "Blood Ties," "Crush" and "I Was Made to Love You" (with commentary).

419. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 5: Disc 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Body" (with commentary), "Forever," "Intervention" and "Tough Love."

420. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 5: Disc 6

This disc includes the following episodes: "Spiral," "The Weight of Water" and "The Gift." Also included are featurettes, a stills gallery, an interactive game trailer and the DVD-ROM Buffy Demon Guide.

421. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 6: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Bargaining (Parts 1 and 2)," "After Life" and "Flooded." Also includes episode commentary for "Bargaining."

422. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 6: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Serial Life," "All the Way," "Once More with Feeling" and "Tabula Rasa." Also includes episode commentary for "Once More with Feeling," plus a behind-the-scenes featurette, an Easter egg and music videos.

423. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 6: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Smashed," "Wrecked" and "Gone." Also includes commentary for "Smashed" and an Academy of Television Arts and Sciences panel discussion.

424. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 6: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Doublemeat Palace," "Dead Things," "Older and Far Away" and "As You Were." Also includes a behind-the-scenes featurette and an Easter egg.

425. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 6: Disc 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "Hell's Bells," "Normal Again," "Entropy" and "Seeing Red." Also includes commentary for "Hells Bells" and "Normal Again."

426. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 6: Disc 6

This disc includes the following episodes: "Villians," "Two to Go" and "Grave." Also includes commentary for "Grave," two featurettes, outtakes, an interactive game trailer and DVD-ROM features.

427. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 7: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes (1-4): "Lessons," "Beneath You," "Same Time, Same Place" and "Help."

428. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 7: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Selfless" (with commentary), "Him," "Conversations with Dead People" (with commentary) and "Sleeper."

429. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 7: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Never Leave Me," "Bring on the Night" and "Showtime." Extras include trailers and a featurette.

430. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 7: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Potential," "The Killer in Me" (with commentary), "First Date" and "Get It Done."

431. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 7: Disc 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "Storyteller," "Lies My Parents Told Me" (with commentary), "Dirty Girls" (with commentary) and "Empty Places."

432. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 7: Disc 6

This disc includes the following episodes: "Touched," "End of Days" and "Chosen" (with commentary). Extras include featurettes, an outtakes reel and more.

433. Angel: Season 3: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Heartthrob," "That Vision Thing," "That Old Gang of Mine" and "Carpe Noctem."

434. Angel: Season 3: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Fredless," "Billy" (with commentary), "Offspring" and "Quickening."

435. Angel: Season 3: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Lullaby" (with commentary), "Dad" and "Birthday" (with deleted scenes and commentary). Also included is the featurette "Darla: Deliver Us from Evil" and outtakes from the entire season.

436. Angel: Season 3: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Provider," "Waiting in the Wings" (with deleted scenes and commentary), "Couplet" and "Loyalty."

437. Angel: Season 3: Disc 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "Forgiving," "Double or Nothing," "The Price" and "Sleep Tight."

438. Angel: Season 3: Disc 6

This disc includes the following episodes: "Benediction," "Tomorrow" and "A New World." Also included are featurettes ("Season 3 Overview" and "Page to Screen"), screen tests for Amy Acker and Vincent Kartheiser and a stills gallery.

439. Angel: Season 4: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Deep Down," "Ground State," "The House Always Wins" and "Slouching Toward Bethlehem."

440. Angel: Season 4: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Supersymmetry," "Spin the Bottle," "Apocalypse, Nowish" and "Habeas Corpses." Extras include audio commentary and the featurette "Angel and the Apocalypse."

441. Angel: Season 4: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "Long Day's Journey," "Awakening" and "Soulless."

442. Angel: Season 4: Disc 4

This disc includes the following episodes: "Calvary," "Salvage," "Release" and "Orpheus."

443. Angel: Season 4: Disc 5

This disc includes the following episodes: "Players," "Inside Out," "Shiny Happy People" and "The Magic Bullet."

444. Angel: Season 4: Disc 6

This disc includes the following episodes: "Sacrifice," "Peace Out" and "Home." Extras include audio commentary and the featurettes "Prophecies: Season 4 Overview," "Unplugged: Season 4 Outtakes," "Last Looks: The Hyperion Hotel," "Fatal Beauty and the Beast" and "Malice in Wonderland: Wolfram & Hart."

445. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 1: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "Welcome to the Hellmouth (1)," "The Harvest (2)," "Witch," "Teacher's Pet."

446. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 1: Disc 2

This disc includes the following episodes: "Never Kill a Boy on the First Date," "The Pack," "Angel," "I Robot, You Jane."

447. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 1: Disc 3

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Puppet Show," "Nightmares," "Out of Mind, Out of Sight," "Prophecy Girl."

448. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Movie

She'll absolutely slay you! Airheaded cheerleader Buffy (Kristy Swanson) is the "chosen one" of her generation -- earmarked to kill vampires infesting our streets and towns. Donald Sutherland plays her mentor, and Rutger Hauer is Lothos, the alpha male bloodsucker she's assigned to liquidate. This movie spawned the popular TV series starring Sarah Michelle Gellar as Buffy. Fangtastic!

449. Valkyrie

Wounded in Africa during World War II, Nazi Col. Claus von Stauffenberg (Tom Cruise) returns to his native Germany and joins the Resistance in a daring plan to create a shadow government and assassinate Adolf Hitler. When events unfold so that he becomes a central player, he finds himself tasked with both leading the coup and personally killing the Führer. Bill Nighy and Eddie Izzard co-star in this drama based on actual events.

450. The Three Musketeers

"All for one and one for all" is the motto of the three loyal swordsmen in this rousing adventure. Athos (Kiefer Sutherland), Porthos (Oliver Platt) and Aramis (Charlie Sheen) band together to protect their king from the evil schemes of Cardinal Richelieu (Tim Curry). An eager novice, D'Artagnan (Chris O'Donnell), joins forces with the legendary trio in hopes of following in his father's footsteps and becoming a Musketeer.

451. Forgetting Sarah Marshall

After his TV star girlfriend, Sarah Marshall (Kristen Bell), breaks his heart, Peter (Jason Segel) wants nothing more than to enjoy his vacation in Hawaii. But there are two big problems: No. 1, Sarah's vacationing at the same resort; No. 2, she's bringing her new beau. Mila Kunis, Paul Rudd and Bill Hader also star in this madcap relationship comedy from hit producer Judd Apatow (Knocked Up, Superbad).

452. Can't Buy Me Love

Tired of being an outcast, nerdy high school senior Ronald Miller (Patrick Dempsey) offers his life savings of $1,000 to the most popular girl in school, cheerleader Cindy Mancini (Amanda Peterson), in exchange for dating him for a month. Mancini reluctantly accepts Miller's proposal, but as the weeks progress, she gradually grows to like him. The charade, however, thrusts Ronald into the "cool" crowd, compromising his values and relationships.

453. Bolt

Nominated for a Best Animated Feature Oscar and Golden Globe, this tale of adventure follows dashing German shepherd Bolt, a canine actor forced to make an action-filled cross-country trek when he's mistakenly shipped from Hollywood to New York City. Believing that he and his fictional character are one and the same, Bolt gets a glimpse of what it takes to be a real hero. Celebrity voices include John Travolta, Miley Cyrus and Malcolm McDowell.

454. Spawn: The Movie

Michael Jai White stars an assassin whacked by his bosses and sent to Hades, where he gets a new lease on the afterlife as one of the Hellspawn (infernal storm troopers groomed for the apocalyptic assault on heaven). But while the others of his kind do evil work, Spawn uses his powers for good, though he would like nothing more than to exact revenge on his killer (Martin Sheen). John Leguizamo co-stars in this reinterpretation of the superhero genre.

455. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

In this adventure based on the best-selling novel of the same name, Arthur Dent's house is about to be razed when he discovers that his best friend is an alien and that all of planet Earth is about to be destroyed to make way for a hyperspace bypass. It seems that Arthur's only chance for survival is to hitch a ride on a passing spacecraft. Martin Freeman, Mos Def, Zooey Deschanel, Bill Nighy and Sam Rockwell star.

456. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

Potent performances from Yun-Fat Chow, Michelle Yeoh and newcomer Zhang Ziyi give heft to this story about a young woman in ancient China who longs for an adventurous life rather than a dull arranged marriage. Ang Lee's articulate direction, coupled with Woo-Ping Yuen's (The Matrix) balletic martial arts choreography, makes for a devastating one-two punch -- and the treetop fight scene is not to be missed.

457. RoboCop

Director Paul Verhoeven made his name with this action film that packs lots of brains beneath its substantial brawn. The monolithic corporation controlling the futuristic, crime-riddled Detroit transforms a dead cop (Peter Weller) into a cybernetic law-enforcement unit called RoboCop. But as Robo cleans up the streets, he uncovers a conspiracy stretching from the back alleys to the boardroom of the company that reengineered him. On DVD format, this film is rated R.

458. Predator: Collector's Edition

Two real-life governors -- Arnold Schwarzenegger (Dutch) and Jesse Ventura (Sgt. Blain) -- use their muscled intellects to pursue a force more sinister than state budget crises. It's an otherworldly creature deep in the jungle adept at slaughtering our best-trained fighters, and worse yet, it's practically invisible. Special effects, dizzying camera work and a sci-fi bent elevate this gory horror-actioner, making the 1990 sequel a given.

459. The Running Man

In a postapocalyptic world, the government frames Ben Richards (Arnold Schwarzenegger) for a bloody massacre. He's given the option of staying in jail for life or participating in a "gladiator"-type game show that usually leads to death. He opts for the show, teaming with other contestants to survive the game and overthrow the corrupt system. This sci-fi thriller costars Richard Dawson in a twisted send-up of his game-show-host persona.

460. Apocalypse Now / Apocalypse Now Redux

Francis Ford Coppola's timeless epic adapts Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness to the Vietnam War, where special operations Capt. Willard (Martin Sheen) must travel deep into the Cambodian jungle to locate and kill the mysterious -- and insane -- Col. Kurtz (Marlon Brando). This double feature includes the 1979 Oscar-winning masterwork set in the Vietnam War, along with the re-edited and expanded 2001 director's cut, Apocalypse Now Redux.

461. Close Encounters of the Third Kind

When Roy Neary (Richard Dreyfuss) encounters a UFO, he's left with a sunburned face, a skeptical family and a shaken psyche. In an attempt to make sense of what he saw, Roy starts seeking out others who've had similar "visions." Among those he finds are a woman (Melinda Dillon) who's lost her son to the aliens, and a researcher (Francois Truffaut) preparing for Earth's first contact with extraterrestrials.

462. The Legend 2

Now entrenched in the secretive "Red Flower Society" of rebels -- which aims to reestablish the Ming dynasty by overthrowing the evil Manchurian emperor -- kung fu dynamo Fong Sai Yuk (Jet Li) must learn to embrace the society's conformity and adhere to its rigid regime. Meanwhile, he balances a dizzying personal life that includes an overbearing mother and two women fighting for the right to become his wife.

463. Dead Snow

A group of Norwegian friends get the scariest history lesson of their lives during a weekend getaway to the snowy town of Øksfjord, where the party is interrupted by throngs of Nazi zombies who once occupied the area. Armed with a machine-gun-equipped snowmobile, the gang fights for survival in director Tommy Wirkola's quirky horror, shot on location in the mountains of Norway. The film had its U.S. premiere at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival.