Roger Clown

Bogus -- When Albert, a young orphan from Las Vegas, is sent to live with a foster mother in New Jersey, he brings with him his larger-than-life imaginary friend, Bogus.

The first feature film from the Nickelodeon cable channel, Harriet the Spy is an updated version of Louise Fitzhugh's best-selling 1964 children's novel. Sixth grade outcast Harriet (Michelle Trachtenberg) is an only child who has mostly been raised by her nanny, Golly (Rosie O'Donnell), rather than her materialistic parents. Harriet wants to be a writer when she grows up, and only Golly encourages her creative pursuits. Meanwhile, Harriet dons a yellow raincoat and a belt full of gadgets to spy on everyone around her, including her eccentric neighbor with a lot of cats and the other kids at school. Carefully taking notes in her private notebook, Harriet makes clever and cruel observations about her subjects, including her best friends, would-be scientist Janie (Vanessa Lee Chester) and overburdened Sport (Gregory Smith). Harriet's world begins to change when Golly leaves, signaling that it is time for her to grow up. Then a snobby girl a school, Marion, gets her hands on Harriet's special notebook and makes its contents known to the whole school. Soon everyone is against Harriet, and she must concoct a plan to get even.

Four years ago, a cockroach spread plague threatened to decimate the child population of New York City. Then, research biologists developed a species of "Judas" bugs engineered to "mimic" and overrun the diseased roaches in their grubby habitat. The plan worked until the creatures evolved to mimic their next prey ... humans! They were all thought to be dead, but the mutated cockroaches have now undergone another unimaginable metamorphosis and are once again threatening to take over!

Just because you can't see something, does it mean it isn't there? Academy Award-winner Whoopi Goldberg ("Ghost," "Sister Act"), Oscar and Golden Globe nominee Haley Joel Osment ("Artificial Intelligence: AI," "The Sixth Sense") and Oscar and Golden Globe winner Gerard Depardieu ("102 Dalmatians," "Green Card") star in this heartwarming comedy-fantasy that explores the world of imagination and its healing powers. When Albert, a young orphan from Las Vegas, is sent to live with a foster mother in New Jersey, he brings with him his larger-than-life imaginary friend, Bogus. Invisible to everyone but Albert, Bogus acts as teacher, playmate and guardian angel as he leads Albert and his foster mother through an enlightening experience of imagination and trust.