Eric Hoziel

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.

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").

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.

Three generations of acclaimed actors team up in The Score, an intriguing crime thriller that marks the first time that legendary Oscar winners* Robert De Niro and Marlon Brando have shared the screen. Also starring Oscar nominee** Edward Norton, The Score wowed critics and audiences alike. When expert safecracker Nick Wells (De Niro) decides it might be time to settle down with his girlfriend Diane (Oscar nominee*** Angela Bassett) and stick to his legitimate business, running a jazz nightclub in Montreal, his friend and partner Max (Brando) has other plans. Heavily in debt to a crime boss, Max needs Nick to pull one last heist: help novice thief Jack Teller (Norton) steal a scepter worth $30 million from the House of Customs. Tempted by the $6 million payday, Nick reluctantly agrees to do the job. But what starts out as a safe bet turns into a high risk gamble when a clash of egos threatens to bring them all down. Featuring performances by jazz greats Cassandra Wilson and Mose Allison, The Score is one of the smartest, most entertaining crime capers ever filmed, with surprises at every turn.