Peter Van Norden

Gigli -- When small time street thug Larry Gigli meets a tough and gorgeous enforcer named Ricki, the sparksfly in this outrageous battle of the sexes.

Ben Bingham (Richard E. Grant) slips into tailspin of tears and booze after his vibrant wife (Carrie Ann Moss) leaves him and their 20 year marriage behind.

The crew in blue is back again in 1985's eighth-largest-grossing blockbuster. The wacky, modern day Keystone Cops have graduated to even higher levels of sheer pandemonium in the first sequel to one of the top comedy hits of all time. This oddball group of raucous rookies led by Steve Guttenberg ("Cocoon," "Three Men and a Baby") is a real treat with this high-speed, side-splitting winner!

Small-time thug Larry Gigli (Ben Affleck) kidnaps the brother of a district attorney in order to save a mob kingpin (Al Pacino) from prosecution. But when Gigli's superior doesn't trust him to finish the job, he sends in gorgeous lesbian Ricki (Jennifer Lopez) to assist. Gigli is at once offended by his boss's lack of faith and infatuated with Ricki's beauty. Despite its big-name cast, the film was considered one of the worst movies of 2003.

When small time street thug Larry Gigli meets a tough and gorgeous enforcer named Ricki, the sparksfly in this outrageous battle of the sexes.

When small time street thug Larry Gigli meets a tough and gorgeous enforcer named Ricki, the sparksfly in this outrageous battle of the sexes.

Small-time street hood Gigli (Ben Affleck) has a reputation for big-time screw-ups. Ricki (Jennifer Lopez) is a tough gal gangster. When they're paired together on an assignment that careens wildly out of control, will they find a way to work through their personal differences and work out their mutual attraction? Directed by Martin Brest (Scent of a Woman), "Gigli" is a high-octane romantic comedy that packs serious heat!

Jennifer Lopez is Ricki, a sweet-voiced lesbian hit man; Ben Affleck is Gigli, the Mob employee who desires her and wishes she would hop the fence. Together, they watch over a kidnapped mentally challenged boy.

A male softball team is challenged by a female softball team to see who is best.

Leslie Nielsen returns as the intrepid (and accident-prone) Lt. Frank Drebin in Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear, "un film de David Zucker." This second feature film from the "Police Squad!" series finds Drebin as a guest at a White House dinner, receiving an award for shooting his 1,000th drug dealer, although he admits to shooting only 998 - he ran over the last two in his car. ("Luckily, they turned out to be drug dealers"). Also at the White House dinner is energy czar Dr. Albert S. Meinheimer (Richard Griffiths), whom President George Bush (John Roarke) has chosen to start a new national energy policy. Since Meinheimer believes in promoting alternative energy resources, the evil leaders of the polluting energy industries (coal, oil, and nuclear power - or the lobby groups Smoke, Spill and Kaboom) are horrified at Bush's choice. Joining together with arch-villain Quentin Hapsburg (Robert Goulet), they plan to kidnap the real Meinheimer and substitute a fake Meinheimer in his place who will enact energy policy according to the dictates of the energy lobby. Drebin becomes deeply involved in the conspiracy when he runs into his ex-girl friend Jane (Priscilla Presley), who is not only Meinheimer's public relations director but also Hapsburg's current paramour.

Small-town banker Jack Dundee (Robin Williams) has never been able to live down the fact that he dropped an important pass during a crucial high-school football game. Likewise tainted for life is the team's star quarterback Reno Hightower (Kurt Russell), now a garage owner. Fed up with living his life under a cloud, Jack hits upon a brilliant idea: he will stage a rematch-13 years after the fact—with the members of the rival team. Trouble beckons when Jack's father-in-law announces that he's rooting for the opposition. Jack is determined to win, and in pursuit of that goal he pushes his former teammates to hitherto untapped brilliance.

After his wife, Amanda (Carrie-Anne Moss), leaves him, Ben (Richard E. Grant) is coaxed out of depression and transformed into his hometown's most eligible bachelor by his teen son, Justin (Johnny Pacar). But when Justin falls in love for the first time, Ben's makeover starts to seem too extreme. Camryn Manheim, Rita Rudner, Janeane Garofalo and Jenna Elfman co-star in writer-director Barra Grant's bighearted dramedy.