Amy Parrish

Something to Talk About -- A contemporary Southern wife and mother has the 'perfect life.' But when she learns that her husband has been unfaithful, she steps back and examines her life from a new perspective.

Three high school buddies decide to stage a gangland-style shooting in front of the local bank. Little do they know that their prank is about to send them on a dramatic collision course with Rusty (Rourke) and Leon (Baldwin), two cold-blooded criminals who are planning a robbery with the help of the bank's loan officer. In a case of mistaken identity, Leon is accidentally abducted by two of the teenagers, while the other falls in to the murderous hands of Rusty who forces him to carry out the bank heist.

Academy Award and Golden Globe-winner and Emmy-nominee Julia Roberts ("Ocean's Eleven," "Erin Brockovich") stars as Grace, a contemporary Southern wife and mother with the "perfect life." She works for her parents' horse breeding farm, volunteers for the local charity league, and generally speaking, does all the things expected of her by her family and friends. But when she learns that her husband has been unfaithful, Grace suddenly steps back and examines her hustle-and-bustle life from a new perspective, giving her small-town neighbors "something to talk about." For the first time she asks herself what she wants from her life.

A college prank turns deadly in this film noir thriller set in the mid-1950s. David (David Arquette), Joe (Jonah Blechman) and Ken (Jeff Gardner) think staging a fake kidnapping in broad daylight is a cool idea -- that is, until they encounter Leon (Stephen Baldwin) and Florence (Mickey Rourke), two real criminals who are planning a real crime. It's no longer a laughing matter when the boys become targets and must flee for their lives.