City High

This story is about Truth, Beauty, Freedom... but above all... Love. Idealistic Christian is drawn into the dark, fantastical underworld of the Parisian nightclub, the Moulin Rouge. In this seedy but glamorous haven of sex, drugs and electricity, the poet-innocent finds himself plunged into a passionate but ultimately tragic love affair with the club's highest paid star and the city's most famous courtesan, Satin. Directed by internationally renowned Australian filmmaker Baz Luhrmann, MOULIN ROUGE is a euphorically high-style vision of a glamorous 19th century underworld captured for contemporary audiences.

The phenomenally successful video game is now a movie! Double Dragon roars to life with amazing special effects, spectacular action sequences, and a knock-about sense of humor. It's the year 2007, and what remains of L.A. is now 'New Angels,' a city ravaged by earthquakes, tidal waves, and gangs. The evil tycoon Koga Shuko (Robert Patrick) is obsessed with finding the two halves of a talisman known as the 'Double Dragon,' which will give him awesome mystical powers. Two teenage brothers, Jimmy and Billy Lee (Mark Dacascos, Scott Wolf) find themselves in possession of the amulet's missing half, thrusting them into the adventure of their lives. With the help of Maria (Alyssa Milano) and her vigilante group 'The Power Corps,' Jimmy and Billy must summon all of their courage, resourcefulness, and martial-arts skills to stop the villain's malevolent plan. Crackling with the energy and humor of its two heroes, Double Dragon is a high-octane action spectacular. Buckle your seatbelt and enjoy the ride!

A wave of unexplainable suicides sweeps across Tokyo after 54 smiling high school girls join hands and throw themselves from a subway platform into an oncoming train. Detective Kuroda (Audition's Ryo Ishibashi) and the rest of the police force are baffled as the bloodbath triggers a wave of suicides across the city. When a cryptic phone call tips off police to a strange website that appears to be tracking the suicides before they happen, the question becomes, are they really suicides at all? This outrageously bizarre, wicked social critique in the form of a creepy and enigmatic detective mystery examines the despair of the disaffected Japanese youth and the influence of pop culture on their lives. From international film festival favorite to cult sensation, Suicide Club is a study of contemporary morality that is gruesome, darkly comic and vividly original.

SAN ANTONIO Gregg Popovich wanted some 'nasty.' The San Antonio Spurs obliged, and they've now tied NBA history.Not to mention left the Oklahoma City Thunder agonizing about what could have been.Manu Ginobili scored a playoff-high 26 points and the Spurs won their 19th in a row to tie the NBA record for longest winning streak kept alive in the playoffs, beating the Thunder 101-98 in the Western Conference finals opener on Sunday night.Obeying orders snarled by their coach in a fourth-quarter timeout to play 'nasty,' the Spurs erased a nine-point deficit that stunned the Thunder, who had looked on their way to finally kicking the perception that they're the underdog.Kevin Durant led the Thunder with 27 points. Russell Westbrook had 17.'I talked to them about they've got to get a little bit uglier, get a little more nasty, play with more fiber and take it to these guys,' Popovich said. 'Meaning you have to drive it, you have to shoot it.'And when they started doing just that, the Thunder couldn't keep up.The 2001 Lakers are the only other team to carry a winning streak this long in the playoffs and they did so on their way to a championship.Game 2 is Tuesday night.The Spurs matched the fourth-longest streak in NBA history, and with one more will become just the fourth team to surpass 20.Tim Duncan had 16 points and 11 rebounds, and Tony Parker shook off a dismal start to finish with 18 points. But it was Ginobili who steered the Spurs to strike first in a highly anticipated matchup of the West's top two teams for practically the entire regular season.'They got us on our heels. We were not aggressive,' Ginobili said. 'And in the second half, we did have it.'On the other end, Oklahoma City's own Big Three struggled to find its shot early before awakening in the second half. Yet Westbrook still finished just 6 of 15 and took a nasty, face-first spill late in the fourth that had