Sex and the City: The Movie
Fashion buffs rejoice (at least those who enjoyed the TV show) as the gang is back on the big screen. Expect plenty of sex, and New York City.
The Strangers
Going to a remote place for R&R proves to be deadly for a young couple, in this horror movie that teaches the values of staying in big cities.
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Indiana Jones returns to the silver screen after a 19 year absence, this time to battle the Soviets and supernatural forces (of course).
Postal
Director Uwe Boll keeps getting work, and the latest flick is supposed to be a politically-incorrect comedy based on a less-than-stellar videogame Postal.
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
The only major release of this week is the 2nd movie in the Narnia franchise. Promising great fantasy visuals with returning cast and the introduction of Prince Caspian and a darker storyline should satisfy most children.
If this movie doesn’t do well, look for Disney to dump this franchise as the movies will become less and less kid-friendly according to the original source materials.
Speed Racer
Japanese anime turned (mostly) live action movie comes to the big screen, to assault your eyes with as many unnatural colors as possible. The people responsible for creating The Matrix franchise bring you this adaptation.
What Happens in Vegas…
Never stays in Vegas. Ashton Kutcher and Cameron Diaz realize they were married on a night of drinking and partying, and must deal with consequences.
This year, you can watch free movies outdoors at Yonge-Dundas Square starting June 24th until August 26th. The theme is "Romantic Reels", with a selection of new and old love stories.
Preview of the biggest summer movies concludes with our coverage of Journey to the Center of the Earth, The Dark Knight, Mamma Mia!, The X-Files: I Want to Believe and The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor.
Preview of the biggest summer movies continues with our coverage of The Love Guru, WALL-E, Wanted, Hancock and Hellboy II: The Golden Army.
Preview of the biggest summer movies continues with our coverage of Kung Fu Panda, You Don’t Mess With the Zohan, The Happening, The Incredible Hulk and Get Smart.
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