John Achorn

"Book of Love" delivers a humorous look at the tribulations of unrequited love and sour relationships. The film's story line focuses on Jay, Will and Ben - three men living, dating and loving in Los Angeles during the '90s - who struggle with the resultant heartbreak and insecurity from their failed relationships. Their stories unfold through therapy sessions, which are often as comedic as they are insightful.

"BOOK OF LOVE" delivers a humorous look at the tribulations of unrequited love and sour relationships. The film's story line focuses on Jay, Will and Ben-three men living, dating and loving in Los Angeles during the 90's-who struggle with the resultant heartbreak and insecurity from their failed relationships. Their stories unfold through therapy sessions, which are often as comedic as they are insightful.

Eddie's back! So are the laughs. Eddie Murphy returns as Detroit cop Axel Foley, getting down with the fun-and-sun set as never before in this revved up thrill-ride of a movie. This time, superstar Murphy comes up with the best showcase yet for Axel's comedic, rapid fire bravado. His determined pursuit of ruthless killers, with a little help from old pals Serge (Bronson Pinchot) and Billy Rosewood (Judge Reinhold), leads him to LA's popular theme park, WonderWorld. Suddenly, Axel is the park's hottest new attraction, whether it's dangling from the giant Spider ride to rescue a child or going deep, deep, deep undercover as Okey Dokey, a seven-foot blue elephant. WonderWorld will never be the same and "Eddie Murphy's 'Axel Foley' has never been funnier." (Jim Ferguson, KMSB-TV). So come on - step through the turnstile and catch the nonstop excitement of BEVERLY HILLS COP III.

William Russ, Jeffrey Tambor and Ernie Banks star in this drama about 41-year-old minor league pitcher Roy Dean (Russ), an athlete at the twilight of his career who decides to mentor a rookie who's obviously bound for greatness. But time is running out for Roy, and what he has to teach will have to be mastered before it's too late.