How I met your mother

Season One

The story begins in 2005 with Ted (Josh Radnor) as a single, 27-year-old architect living with his two best friends from Wesleyan University, Marshall Eriksen (Jason Segel), a law student, and Lily Aldrin (Alyson Hannigan), a kindergarten teacher, who have been dating for almost nine years when Marshall proposes. Their engagement causes Ted to think about marriage and finding his soul mate, much to the disgust of his friend Barney Stinson (Neil Patrick Harris), a womanizer with an unnamed corporate job. Ted begins his search for his perfect mate. He is introduced to the ambitious young reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders), when Barney plays the game he invented to introduce Ted to women: "Hi, have you met Ted?" Ted quickly falls for Robin, though she doesn't feel the same as he does.

As the series progresses, Ted begins dating a baker, Victoria, whom he meets at a wedding, causing Robin to become jealous and realize she does have feelings for him. When Victoria moves to Germany for a fellowship, Ted almost cheats on her with Robin. The two then break up, and after a rough patch, he begins to date Robin at last. Meanwhile, Lily begins to wonder if she's missed any opportunities because of her relationship with Marshall, and decides to pursue an art fellowship in San Francisco, breaking up with Marshall in the process.

Season Two
Ted and Robin are finally a couple. The heartbroken Marshall must now go on and try to continue his life without Lily, and begins dating other people. Realizing she is not an artist, Lily returns to New York. She's reunited with Marshall, and the season culminates in their marriage. Barney loses a "slap bet," which permits Marshall to slap him in the face five times at any given time in the future, whenever Marshall chooses, which he has done two times through the course of this season. Ted and Robin decide to just be friends when they realize that they both want different things. It is revealed that Barney has a gay, black brother. They eventually find out that Robin was a Canadian teen pop star in the early 90s.

Paul Bettany on Voicing Iron Man's Jarvis

You may have to be end-credit crazy, a full-fledged IMDb fanatic or have a really good ear for voices to recognize the clipped British tones of Tony Stark's high-tech valet Jarvis in Iron Man as belonging to actor Paul Bettany.

On a set visit to his latest film Legion Bettany told Superhero Hype! that while he did indeed provide vocals for Jarvis – upgraded into a fully integrated artificial intelligence in Stark's home and armor from the traditional English butler who's tended to Stark and the Avengers in the pages of the comics for decades – the actor had only the vaguest notion of who and what he was playing.

"I didn't know I was in a superhero movie," Bettany confessed, who owed his turn to a previous acting experience with Iron Man director Jon Favreau in 2004's Wimbledon. "I made a movie with Jon Favreau before and he rung me up and said, 'Paul...'" [laughs]. He rung me up and was really funny on the phone. I said, 'Yeah, alright.' I genuinely didn't know. I'm really naive, but it's the f**king truth."

"I really didn't know what I was going in for because it was two hours in a recording booth," Bettany explained. "I went in and recorded with Jon Favreau, doing all the lines, recording them and went home and now I'm a f**king hero to my children. I haven't even seen it yet. I haven't had time because I've been working for 17 hours [a day]."

Bettany played it coy when asked he was booked for a return appearance in either the announced Iron Man or its expected tie-in, The Avengers "It just made a ton of money – I would imagine so," he chuckled. "I mean, I don't know, but I'm guessing with the way the world works: they make a ton of money from a movie and then they make another one."

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College

High school senior Kevin doesn't much feel like going on his weekend college visit after his girlfriend accuses him of being dull and dumps him. But his friends Cater and Morris convince him to go anyway, and what transpires in the next few days is anything but boring. A wild and crazy fraternity lets the three seniors pass for college freshmen, and when they strike sparks with a trio of sorority girls, a series of escalating and hilariously horrific fraternity hijinks ensue that none of them will ever forget.

Three Good Reasons

• 1 Drake Bell like you've never seen him before, as he embarks on his first R-rated movie. Innocent Drake & Josh fans might want to hide their eyes...
• 2 What's funnier than bespectacled "American Idol" finalist Kevin Covais trying to sing Stevie Wonder's "Part Time Lover?" Watching him try to be the part time lover of some smokin' sorority sisters.
• 3 You haven't seen director Deb Hagan's award-winning short film Pee Shy, but after hearing the title, don't you want to

Tropic Thunder

The next great Vietnam War film has run into trouble. It's been a long, grueling, expensive shoot, and now the studio has decided to pull the plug! What's a brilliant director to do? Probably something smarter than what this director decides upon: finish the movie himself by dumping his self-absorbed and clueless cast into the middle of a real war zone. It takes the prima donnas a little while to realize it, but those bad guys shooting back are not stuntment, they're a real heroin cartel. If the actors don't get their method on in a big way, they're going to be tropic toast.

Three Good Reasons

• 1 You love comedy. You love action. In his first movie as the co-writer/director since Zoolander, Ben Stiller has promised that this flick delivers plenty of both.
• 2 The secret is out -- Tom Cruise makes a brief appearance, and you have never, ever heard him use this kind of language.
• 3 Iron Man's Robert Downey, Jr. in blackface!? Offensive or hilarious? Either way everyone will be talking about it

The Mummy 3

For two thousand years, the Dragon Emperor and his 10,000 warriors have slumbered in terra cotta, a grand army of destruction captured in harmless clay. Enter adventurer Alex O'Connell, who is to mummies what car alarms are to city-dwellers. When Alex realizes he's awakened an ancient evil, he does what any dashing young hero would do: he runs to tell Mom and Dad. And so it is that Rick O'Connell and his wife Evelyn get pulled into yet another perilous adventure, with their wayward spawn in tow.
Three Good Reasons

* 1 Two words: Rick O'Connell. Or is that three words? At any rate, the witty, good-natured, courageous adventurer played by Brendan Fraser always shows audiences a good time.
* 2 China is awesome. Director Rob Cohen (The Fast and the Furious) agrees, and the chance to shoot on location there was a driving force behind his interest in the film.
* 3 With kung fu icons Jet Li and Michelle Yeoh in the cast, it's safe to say there will be more leaping, kicking, and smashing heads than in any Mummy movie to date

X-Files I want to believe

We're afraid that's classified information. But we can tell you what it's not about. It's not about bees. It's not about oil. It's not about brain implants or stolen ova. It's not about a virus. It's not about shapechanging alien bounty hunters. We're also pretty sure it's not about chimps in space. But that's really all we know. Rumors say it's a nice, tidy, one-shot storyline in the suspense-thriller genre, and that Mulder and Scully's son will be involved in some way. But don't trust us on that. Trust no one.

Three Good Reasons

• 1 Newcomers to the X-Files universe won't be lost, as the story was written to be accessible and enjoyable to those who have never watched the show.
• 2 Mulder and Scully, together! It's refreshing to see a romance in the movies that is a true affair of the intellect and a meeting of minds. (Plus, there's been talk that they make out!)
• 3 Some intriguing new cast members -- including Billy Connellly, Xzibit, and Amanda Peet -- will be mingling with some old friends from the show, including fan favorite Mitch Pileggi

The Dark Knight

Batman began three summers ago - now it's time for him to finish what he started. Bruce Wayne and his alter ego Batman hover on the verge of victory over Gotham City's corruption, thanks to the help of the stalwart Lieutenant Gordon and the capable D.A. Harvey Dent. But then a grinning, horrific specter rises up out of nowhere to thwart Batman at every turn... a devious anarchist who calls himself The Joker. In order to defeat him, Batman will have to explore the darker side of justice and risk becoming more villain than hero himself.

Three Good Reasons

• 1 Batman Begins proved to audiences that "a great superhero movie" could rise above the genre and become simply "a great movie." This sequel promises to live up to that standard, boasting the same director and exceptional lead actors.
• 2 While the film is packed with Oscar-worthy talents, it doesn't skimp on the high-octane thrills. Action junkies will get to see car crashes and explosions made the dangerous, old-fashioned way -- with hard metal and hot, hot fire!
• 3 No one will want to miss the extraordinary performance of Heath Ledger as The Joker, a chilling interpretation that was creating buzz even before the young actor's tragic death

Hancock

What happens when a wisecracking, homeless, alcoholic superhero meets a determined PR exec? Hancock, who just saved the life of idealistic Ray Embrey, is about to find out. Embrey is determined to rehabilitate the down-and-out Hancock, clean up his image, and make him into a true hero the world can adore. Embrey's wife Mary, on the other hand, isn't so sure it's a worthy endeavor, particularly when Hancock starts hitting on her in the midst of his big comeback. The "Big Blue Boy Scout" he ain't.

Three Good Reasons

• 1 Will Smith and Jason Bateman are both masters of dry comic timing. This is the first time we've had the chance to see them play off of each other, and the results should be classic.
• 2 The market's a bit flooded right now with weighty epics of tortured-yet-beloved superheroes... so it's a bit refreshing to get a look at great power without great responsibility.
• 3 It's the Fourth of July weekend. That means three things: cookouts, fireworks, and Will Smith blockbusters

Wall*E

After mankind abandons its trashed home planet, one garbage-collecting robot spends seven centuries cleaning up the mess. Over the years he evolves a personality that is considerably warmer and fuzzier than his rusty exterior. So when a sleek scout-robot checks in on Earth, the lonely and eccentric WALL-E falls head over heels in love. His pursuit of his paramour becomes a spacefaring adventure that will leave you speechless. Seriously. After about an hour you may literally forget how to speak.

Three Good Reasons

• 1 Guys like robots; gals like romance. This is a no brainer!
• 2 So far, Pixar has struck gold 8 out of 8 times. WALL-E could be smash hit #9, or Pixar's first flop -- either way you'll be part of movie history. (With Oscar-winning Finding Nemo creator Andrew Stanton directing, bank on "hit.")
• 3 Though WALL-E doesn't talk, per se, he'll have no trouble making himself understood. His "dialogue" is designed by Ben Burtt, who created the expressive electronic chatter of R2-D2

Hellboy II

This summer, elves are the bad guys. Your savior? A giant, red, foul-mouthed, hard-drinking, cigar-smoking, gun-toting demon. In The Golden Army, the world of myth and fantasy is dying, thanks to the unimaginative humans who have abandoned it. So one rebel elf prince decides that rather than go gently into the good night, he's going to unleash the Brothers Grimm version of a nuclear holocaust. It's up to Hellboy, his flame-throwing girlfriend Liz, and the rest of the gang to stop the coming apocalypse.

Three Good Reasons

• 1 Everything that made the first movie a cult favorite is back: the brooding antihero, the stellar supporting cast, the witty one-liners, the surreal visuals, and those surprising little touches of humanity.
• 2 Even if the first Hellboy movie completely slipped under your radar, you've likely heard the buzz about the visionary director of the Oscar-winning Pan's Labyrinth. Same guy!
• 3 Don't let those flowing flaxen locks fool you... the vengeful elf prince in this movie makes Legolas look like Tinkerbell

Wanted

Wesley Gibson is living a pathetic, bleak, colorless cubicle existence until his father's death sets into motion a series of stunning revelations. Revelation One: a super-hot chick is actually checking him out. Two: the aforementioned chick, "Fox," worked with Dad, who by the way was a superstar assassin answering to a supernatural authority. Three: Wesley has inherited Dad's special talents, which unsurprisingly involve killing people. Four: Dad was murdered, and it's Wesley's job to avenge him and set things right. Unless, of course, he's really attached to that day job.

Three Good Reasons

• 1 An ordinary desk monkey, approached by a deadly babe and told that he has a special destiny? Obeying the instructions of a sonorous guru to protect a world oblivious to its enslavement by a higher power? Nah... that'll never work.
• 2 We know Angelina Jolie is a great mom, and a philanthropist, and a respected dramatic actress. But what we really want to see her do is kick some butt again.
• 3 In addition to the usual bullets, cars, and explosions, the action incorporates parkour, or "free running": precise methods of movement and obstacle navigation that will blow your mind

The Love Guru

Look out Deepak! His Holiness Pitka, an American raised by Indian gurus, is back in the States looking to make his mark in the self-help industry with his bizarre, nondenominational approach to enlightenment. His first high-profile assignment? Reunite hockey star Darren Roanoake with his wife in time for the Toronto Maple Leafs to win the Stanley Cup. Pitka's got his work cut out for him, though, as Roanoake's wife has found consolation in the arms of his L.A. Kings rival, Jacques Grande.

Three Good Reasons

• 1 You may pick up a few tidbits of actual enlightenment, as this film is a product of a spiritual journey that Mike Myers under- took after his father's death. If not, enjoy the crotch jokes.
• 2 Behold Justin Timberlake wearing nothing but a Speedo and a French-Canadian accent. He's bringing sexy back, eh?
• 3 Mini-Me speaks! Verne Troyer, who played Dr. Evil's miniature clone in the Austin Powers franchise actually has lines in this movie as the hockey team's coach. But don't worry, he'll still take plenty of abuse (Troyer started out as a stuntman)

Get Smart

Maxwell Smart -- a gung-ho but bumbling analyst for U.S. intelligence agency CONTROL -- has always dreamed of being a superstar field operative like Agent 23. When the crime syndicate KAOS exposes the identities of CONTROL's agents, the Chief is forced to make Smart's day by sending him on a mission to thwart a plot for world domination. To help him out, the Chief partners the overeager Smart with sexy veteran Agent 99. Will her brains and beauty, along with his... enthusiasm... be enough to save the day?

Three Good Reasons

• 1 Steve Carell: action hero! Michael Scott of The Office has been writing himself into adventure scripts for years -- now it's time to live the fantasy. Coming soon: Threat Level: Midnight!
• 2 Anne Hathaway had to take a walk on the cinematic dark side to shake her Princess Diaries image, but in this movie she's back to making us laugh. Her wry deadpan style is an ideal fit for the stylish and unflappable Agent 99.
• 3 This movie contains enough explosions, shattering glass, tuxedos and world domination plots to meet your recommended summer allowance of spy movie mayhem.

The Happening

Elliot Moore is an underappreciated schoolteacher whose marriage is on the rocks. But nothing helps you forget your worries like a sudden global apocalypse! When people begin dying en masse, rumors fly about terrorist attacks or botched government experiments, but soon it becomes obvious that even the government couldn't botch things this badly. Confused and terrified, with their links to the rest of the world rapidly vanishing, Elliot and his family must go on the run in what is fast becoming a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

Three Good Reasons

• 1 This is writer/director M. Night Shyamalan's first R-rated thriller, so odds are you too will be seeing dead people. Lots and lots of grotesque, horrific dead people.
• 2 Mark Wahlberg is an acclaimed actor who looks great with "what the heck is going on" lines etched on his brow. Shyamalan wrote the part of Elliot specifically for him.
• 3 The hints are that the disaster in the film is an environmental one, so perhaps the movie will scare a few young city-dwellers into trading in their Hummers.

The Incredible Hulk

What began as a sequel has become a complete do-over for our not-so-jolly green giant. This time around, Bruce Banner is on the run from General Thunderbolt Ross as he desperately searches for an antidote to the gamma radiation that has given new meaning to "anger issues." As if it's not bad enough that his ultra-ripped bod is designated official military property, a new nemesis emerges! When Emil Blonsky toys with the power that has made Banner into the Hulk, it transforms him into a true abomination.

Three Good Reasons

• 1 Edward Norton, whose struggles to deal with rage made him famous in Fight Club and American History X, is the perfect choice to play an ordinary guy with an all-consuming alter ego.
• 2 If the first attempt at a Hulk movie left you feeling a little green, good news! This version has a whole new cast, a whole new mood, and even a whole new retelling of The Hulk's origin.
• 3 The filmmakers have said this movie is directly inspired by the "Incredible Hulk" TV show from the 1970s. If you need proof, listen carefully to the music at the end of the latest trailer.

You Don't Mess with the Zohan

Adam Sandler is at it again, this time as Zohan, an Israeli counterterrorist killing machine. In between lobbing grenades and leaping from buildings, Zohan decides that what he'd really like to be doing is cutting hair. To escape his day job, he fakes his own death and books it to New York City, where a some "extra special treatment" for his clientele in the back room catapults him to fame and fortune. Unfortunately, success and secret identities don't mix, and his past begins to catch up with him.

Three Good Reasons

• 1 Adam Sandler teamed up with old pals Robert Smigel ("Triumph the Insult Comic Dog") and Judd Apatow (The 40 Year Old Virgin) to write the screenplay. Now that's a comedy trifecta.
• 2 Mariah Carey will be appearing as herself. And unlike Glitter, this one is intentionally funny.
• 3 Nothing says "laugh-out-loud hilarity" like the endless Israeli-Arab conflict.

Captain America's Shield in Iron Man

It is confirm an Insider at Marvel confirms.. It is Captain Americas Shield!! Tony Starks father created weapons during World War II. He was the one that created the shield! or possibly obtained it during that time. Which is why Tony has it in the first place. Why did Tony Stark have it out on his work table? As a reference for the suit he was building of course. In my opinion parts of the suit are made out of the same metal that the shield was made from. So there you have it folks! Our source says it that is Captain Americas shield.


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Teaser Poster of: Punisher War Zone

I like this new poster. I mean who can argue with the punisher logo made out of bullets on a wall.

I'm kinda looking forward for this movie (except it's kind of a bummer that Thomas Jane, the original Punisher in the movie, will not reprise his role. It does remind me of the new Hulk movie coming out this summer.

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Kaba Modern

\KABA Modern is a street dance group established in 1992 by a group of "kababayans", headed by Arnel Calvario, at the University of California, Irvine. Originally put together to perform as "The Modern Suite" at their Filipino Culture Night (PCN), the group has evolved from being a PCN suite to becoming one of the most well known hip hop groups in California. They helped choreograph the "dance battle" scene in The Debut.
I had the chance to see them dance in the show AMERICA'S BEST DANCE CREW. And the fact that they are Asians makes me proud that I am one. ^____^

*some info taken from wikipedia.org*

Kung Fu Panda

In an animated ancient China populated by talking animals, the world's most malevolent warrior is the snow leopard Tai Lung. When Tai Lung escapes from prison, all seems lost until a prophecy points to a heroic Dragon Warrior destined to save the day! Problem is, the chosen one happens to be Po, a lazy, clumsy dumpling addict whose girth puts the "giant" back in "giant panda." Despite Po's apparent lack of potential, the legendary kung fu master Shifu tries to whip him into shape with the help of his five prize students: Tigress, Monkey, Snake, Crane, and Mantis (sound familiar to any kung fu students out there?).

Three Good Reasons

• 1. The voice talent is, for lack of a better word, awesome. Legends like Jackie Chan and Dustin Hoffman join the sultry Lucy Liu and Angelina Jolie, jokesters Seth Rogen and David Cross, and, of course, Jack Black.
• 2. This promises to be a fun movie for the whole family, with a great message about believing in yourself and finding your hidden gifts. Plus, Po the panda is just so squeezable.
• 3. With a whole menagerie of kung fu fighting animals, this movie will inspire years of "Who would win in a fight?" debates

The Strangers

Until one fateful night in an isolated vacation cabin, Kristen McKay and James Hoyt were just another ridiculously good looking couple on their way to a happy ending. But their romantic getaway hits a bit of a snag when three masked psychotics show up and invite themselves in for an evening of recreational violence. James and Kristen will explore the darkest places of their soul before dawn breaks in this macabre thriller.

Three Good Reasons

• 1. This terrifying tale is inspired by true events. But during the scary parts, it's okay to tell yourself "It's only a movie."
• 2. Liv Tyler's screaming skills give Jamie Lee Curtis a run for her money, and her doe-eyed innocence makes her the perfect horror movie heroine.
• 3. Gemma Ward, the youngest model to appear of the cover of Vogue, is in the movie, but she wasn't cast to be just another pretty face. She plays one of the masked strangers

Sex and the City

Four years after the final HBO episode, Carrie and her pals are taking another bite out of the Big Apple. Despite their newly "settled" lives, they're about to find out that happy endings belong only in fairytales. Carrie is on the verge of tying the knot with her Mr. Big when disaster strikes, but we're not sure of the details, because this movie rivals Indy 4 where plot secrecy is concerned. What we do know: Carrie will take on an assistant, and Charlotte will take on a maternity wardrobe.

Three Good Reasons

• 1. It's been too long since we've seen this quirky quartet! We've been waiting patiently for a movie ever since the credits rolled on the last episode.
• 2. Jennifer Hudson, Oscar-winning Dreamgirls diva, joins the cast as Carrie's naive but talented new assistant (and she puts those pipes to work in the closing credits).
• 3. Patricia Field, the costume designer who gave the ladies their signature looks for the show, is back for the movie. And she's brought her giant fabric flowers with her

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

Nineteen years have passed since Indy went gallivanting off to Venice to look for his missing father (and unwittingly hooked up with Dad's Nazi ex in the process). Spielberg and the gang are insanely tight-lipped about the details of this new adventure, but we do know that Indy will be facing off with Agent Irina Spalko, an icy Communatrix who competes with him to acquire a mysterious (and possibly alien-related) artifact. Indy will also have a new sidekick in the form of Mutt, a James Dean-style rebel.

Three Good Reasons

• 1. Has Indy still got it? Controversy is raging! Is he a worthy action hero, or a relic that should have stayed buried? He could well be a comic combination of both, but we won't know 'til we've seen him in action.
• 2. Marion Ravenwood, the most beloved of Indy's conquests (sorry Mrs. Spielberg), returns! Something made it inevitable. Does this "Mutt" kid belong to her? Or Indy? Or both??
• 3. Dum da dum-dummm...! John Williams is back to give this film the thrilling and iconic soundtrack we've come to expect. (Just try and get Indy's theme out of your head now.

Prince Caspian

A year after their very eventful encounter with a closet, the former Kings and Queens of Narnia are summoned back unexpectedly to their part-time monarchy, only to find that nearly a millennium and a half have gone by in their former kingdom. The wicked Telmarines have taken over and booted the broodingly handsome Prince Caspian from his rightful throne. The Pevensie kids team up with the Prince to help him deal with his anger issues and send his scheming Uncle Miraz packing.

Three Good Reasons

• 1. Talented young newcomer Ben Barnes had to ditch a commitment to England's prestigious Royal National Theatre to take the title role. Apparently, it's better to rule in Narnia than serve on the stage.
• 2. There'll be some surprises even for kids who own dog-eared copies of the book. Returning director Andrew Adamson has added some new thrills to the classic story.
• 3. Three words: bloodthirsty... swashbuckling... rodent. The character of Reepicheep, voiced by edgy British comic Eddie Izzard, is quite the man... for a mouse

What happens in Vegas.

Jack and Joy, two strangers who head to Vegas to drink and gamble away their separate troubles, end up creating a gigantic shared problem when they wake up married. To complicate matters, Jack then wins a $3 million slot machine jackpot using Joy's quarter. A sadistic judge freezes the money (and the annulment) until the two can prove that they've tried for six months to make the marriage work. It's an all out war as they fight over the fate of the millions, but a funny thing happens on the way back to the courtroom. Actually, a whole lot of funny things, hence the term "comedy." But one is, they fall in love.

Three Good Reasons

• 1. There's something about gorgeous girl-next-door Cameron Diaz... and pairing her with puckish Punk'd prankster Ashton Kutcher is a surefire recipe for slapstick fun.
• 2. What wouldn't you do for $3 million? Everyone loves a "get rich quick" story, especially when it has two charming rivals stooping to new lows in pursuit of the American dream.
• 3. Her Majesty, the incomparable Queen Latifah, makes an appearance as the couple's marriage counselor. If she can't talk some sense into them, then no one can

Speed Racer

To Speed Racer, nothing says "family values" like barreling down a racetrack at face-flattening speeds. So when mega-mogul Royalton offers the young driver a corporate sponsorship, Speed turns him down. An enraged Royalton tells Speed he'll never win a race again, and he'll send ninjas after Speed to insure it. It's up to Speed, his best girl Trixie in her pink helicopter, and the enigmatic and brilliant Racer X to ensure Speed's victory in "The Crucible": the same perilous cross-country free-for-all that killed his brother. Will Speed follow in his big bro's tire tracks?

Three Good Reasons

• 1. Larry and Andy Wachowski, the eccentric masterminds behind the Matrix trilogy, have lent their shared genius to a family film that will make kids and adults alike say, "Whoa!"
• 2. Computer effects wizards have combined stunning real-world scenery with futuristic designs to create a candy-colored world so bright you'll still see afterimages on the way home.
• 3. This is the film that will introduce its audience to "Car Fu," a CGI fantasy combining stunt-driving and martial arts that will keep your adrenaline levels soaring well into the red zone.

Made of Honor

Tom has it all: a great career, women by the truckload, and Hannah, his loyal best friend. So Tom would sooner walk in front of a firing squad than down the aisle. But when Hannah goes to Scotland for six weeks, the gaping hole she leaves in his life makes him realize that she's the only woman for him. Unfortunately, Hannah's new Scottish beau Colin has already popped the question. Tom agrees to take part in the wedding as Hannah's "man of honor," while plotting to get her back to the States, Scot-free.

Three Good Reasons

• 1. One word: McDreamy!! Grey's Anatomy addicts will be thrilled to see Patrick Dempsey (a.k.a. Dr. Derek Shepherd) working his roguish magic in a big-screen romantic comedy.
• 2. If you loved My Best Friend's Wedding, here's a chance to see what happens when the gender roles are reversed. Will Patrick have better luck winning over his pal than Julia did?
• 3. The movie's climactic sequences were filmed on location in Scotland, including several scenes shot at the stunning and romantic Dunvegan castle. And yes, there will be men in kilts

Iron Man

Playboy billionaire Tony Stark redefines "mid-life crisis" when his business trip to Afghanistan ends in a terrorist abduction. His captors, hoping to put his genius to work, give him a high-tech workshop and demand that he build them a super-weapon. Of course, he builds a suit of super-armor instead and uses it to escape. Meanwhile back in the States, a nefarious plot has hatched in his absence. What's a now-virtually-indestructable guy to do but foil it?

Three Good Reasons

• 1 . Robert Downey, Jr.'s bad-boy reputation makes him the perfect guy to play this conflicted, unlikely superhero. Downey's clean, sober, fit, and ready to save the world.
• 2. The classic comic's 21st-century makeover consists of more than just trading Vietnam for Afghanistan. The plot's ethical shades of gray give it more dramatic weight than you'll find in a standard funny-book adapation.
• 3. Not convinced yet of Iron Man's gravitas? Try counting up the stars' Academy Award nominations. The cast of this little comic book movie has earned a total of seven Oscar nods.

Summer Movies

I will be posting some of the summer movies. and I will also be making my own personal review for each and one of them.