Buddy Foster

Ellen and James are the only couple living in a ghost estate, an eerie silent maze of uniform houses populated only by spectral shrieking foxes. Ellen starts to photograph the foxes that raid the couple s rubbish bin and her interest soon becomes an obsession. James becomes alienated by his wife s increasingly bizarre behavior and the couple s relationship grows ever more antagonistic. James confronts Ellen and she flees the house, vanishing into the twilight world of endless rows of gardens and empty houses. Night falls and she does not return. James awaits her return, alone, in the suburban limbo.

Danny Quinn lives with one great dream....he wants to prove his late father was right about a pirate treasure in the depths of Lake Michigan. Everyone opposes Danny's dream, especially his grandfather, Ben, a practical old salvage diver who doesn't believe in such nonsense. Suddenly everything changes though when Ben has a tragic accident during a dive on a local wreck. The bank forecloses on Ben's property, and Danny, faced with living in a foster home, runs. That night he meets the ghost of Picaroon, who has come to warn Danny about a mysterious foe and to help him find the gold. Danny sets off on his great quest, taking a ragtag crew which includes Toby Weems, a windy old town character, Rufe, Danny's oddball buddy, and Smokey Jeanne, a tough Chicago girl. They sail off pursued by treasure hunter, Doc Biehler, and his weird wife Mother. After a knock-down battle with Doc, who makes off with the treasure map, it's Smokey's toughness and support that wins Danny over. Eventually, Danny must battle Doc for possession of the map. The final twist is learning that Doc's wife, Mother, is the real brains behind Doc's group and a master swordfighter. But Picaroon's training pays off and Danny defeats Mother to win the treasure. At the end in an emotional farewell, Picaroon returns for one last visit. Then, after seeing the treasure, sails off, leaving Danny and his friends jubilant that the Quinn family name will be restored and that all debts will be settled.

Trailer for Big Daddy. 32-year-old Sonny Koufax (Adam Sandler) is a law school graduate who is steadfastly avoiding the pressures of adult responsibilities. As the lone holdout among his group of law school buddies, he eschews the career and marriage fast track for a part-time job, the neighborhood sports bar and endless take-out meals. Even his roommate and old law school buddy, Kevin (Jon Stewart), is joining the ranks of the grown-ups by proposing to his longtime girlfriend, Corinne (Leslie Mann), who's eternally at odds with Sonny and whose former life as a Hooters waitress is always good for a chuckle. The only people who appreciate Sonny's unique outlook on life are Corinne's beautiful sister, Layla (Joey Lauren Adams), a hard-working attorney, and Sonny's longtime take-out food delivery guy (Rob Schneider), who's practically achieved the status of a third roommate. In a misguided attempt to impress his girlfriend, Vanessa (Kristy Swanson), and prove he's ready for responsibility, Sonny adopts a five-year old boy, Julian (Cole and Dylan Sprouse), under the false pretense of being his biological father. When the plan doesn't work out and Vanessa leaves him anyway, Sonny tries to 'return' the kid to Social Services. Faced with placing Julian in a children's home until the agency finds a suitable foster family, Sonny agrees to take care of him for the time being. Although plunged into the unknown territory of sleep deprivation, irritating children's songs and bedwetting, Sonny soon embraces his role as a temporary dad taking an unconventional approach to child rearing. But the ruse eventually catches up with him when Social Services discovers he isn't Julian's real father. In an attempt to keep the boy he has grown to love and make their relationship legal and permanent, Sonny surprises himself, his family and friends as he comes to learn and accept real-life responsibility.