Don Jordan

A troubled young man journeys to meet the infamous recluse and critically acclaimed author J.D. Salinger.

A troubled young man journeys to meet the infamous recluse and critically acclaimed author J.D. Salinger.

With business sliding downhill and his insurance company threatening to revoke his license due to unsafe conditions, ski resort owner Dave Barry (Joe Flaherty) hires accident-prone entertainer Rudy James (Jim Varney) to be his safety engineer. Life at the resort collapses into chaos when Dave's sons' rivalry spills over onto the slopes, as pompous ski snob Paul (Paul Hopkins) makes it crystal-clear to his cooler younger brother, Chris (Corey Haim), that snowboarders are going to get a cold shoulder on the ski hills. Meanwhile Dave's estranged wife, Siberian seductress Mimi (Brigitte Nielsen), sets her icy sights on obtaining ownership of his resort. When Dave receives an unexpected visit from an insurance agent bent on closing the resort, it's up to Rudy to get the ski lodge back on its feet.

It's intergalactic hilarity in the year 2087 when Eddie Murphy ("Showtime," "Shrek") stars as audacious lunar nightclub owner, Pluto Nash. Nash finds himself in lunar hot water when he refuses to sell his club to the local mob, which is run by a mysterious mastermind who is attempting to take over the Moon. Joining Pluto in the danger and lunacy are Dina Lake (Rosario Dawson -- "Men In Black II," "Josie and the Pussycats"), a beautiful earthling trying to further her singing career; Nash's bodyguard Bruno (Randy Quaid -- "Vegas Vacation," "Independence Day"), who is a robot on the verge of obsolescence; Nash's gun-toting mother (Pam Grier -- "Ghosts of Mars," "Jackie Brown"); and his best friend (Jay Mohr -- "Pay It Forward," "Go"). Also starring Emmy-winner Peter Boyle ("Monster's Ball," TV's "Everybody Loves Raymond"), Joe Pantoliano ("Cats & Dogs," "The Matrix") and Illeana Douglas ("The New Guy," "Ghost World").

Übergeek DJ Qualls (Neil Lawrence) treks to New Hampshire -- as part of a school writing assignment -- to query reclusive author J.D. Salinger about what might have happened to &NFi;The Catcher in the Rye&NFi_;'s Holden Caulfield. Will DJ get the answers he needs? Along for the ride is T.J. (Rachel Blanchard), who has long dreamed of seeing New York City. Teen angst is the real star of this meditation on the fate of an immortal literary character.

It's intergalactic hilarity in the year 2087 when Eddie Murphy ("Showtime," "Shrek") stars as audacious lunar nightclub owner, Pluto Nash.

It's intergalactic hilarity in the year 2087 when Eddie Murphy ("Showtime," "Shrek") stars as audacious lunar nightclub owner, Pluto Nash.

In the year 2080, the Earth's natural resources have been depleted, and a large number of people have taken residence on the moon, where the pioneering attitude of the new residents has created a culture like the old west.

The Adventures of Pluto Nash -- It's intergalactic hilarity in the year 2087 when Eddie Murphy ('Showtime,' 'Shrek') stars as audacious lunar nightclub owner, Pluto Nash.

Billy Crudup and Jennifer Connelly give passionate performances," raves Leonard Maltin of Playboy Magazine, about this story of love, ambition, and the price of power. Filmmaker Keith Gordon delivers a psychological mystery of haunting proportions. When one man's 70's idealism confronts his 80's aspirations, he begins an emotional rollercoaster that brings ghosts back to life and asks the ultimate question: Does love conquer all, even death?

A provocative study of right and wrong, based on the novel by Kurt Vonnegut. A famous American playwright -- who, during World War II, wrote for the Germans, spied for the Allies and loved only his wife -- must prove his innocence to the world and to himself. Starring Academy Award and Emmy Award-nominee and Golden Globe-winner Nick Nolte ("Affliction," "The Prince of Tides"), Sheryl Lee ("Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me," "Backbeat"), Academy Award and Golden Globe-winner Alan Arkin ("Get Smart," "Little Miss Sunshine"), Academy Award and Golden Globe-nominee David Strathairn ("Good Night, and Good Luck," "The Bourne Ultimatum"), Golden Globe-nominee Kirsten Dunst ("Spiderman trilogy," "Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles") and Golden Globe and Emmy Award-winner John Goodman (TV's "Roseanne," "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip").

The Eye (Ewan McGregor) is an intelligence agent whose current assignment is to track Joanna Eris (Ashley Judd), a woman suspected of blackmailing a senior government official. But the Eye soon learns that Eris is far more than a blackmailer. She is a seductive, shadowy master of disguise who is a frenzied murderer whose rage is as fierce as her beauty. As he follows her, he becomes fascinated with what he sees. Soon his surveillance becomes a deadly obsession. The closer he gets, the more intense the danger becomes. To catch her would be to lose her, so the odyssey continues until they find themselves on a perilous crash course.