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An amateur ice hockey team in Mystery, Alaska has the chance to play against the New York Rangers as an exhibition game, the whole town get in with the excitement it brings.
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Peter La Fleur must stop White Goodman from owning his gym Average Joe’s as he attempts to take over with Globo Gym. Due to the amount of debt he is in La Fleur signs up a team of misfits into a dodgeball tournament with the winners receiving $50,000 which would be enough to keep Average Joe’s Gym.
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When professional bank robbers lead by Neil McCauley make a mistake after their latest heist they start to really feel the heat from the police lead by Lt. Vincent Hanna.
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Awards season is in full flow now and everything is gearing towards the Academy Award nominations and then ceremony.
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The story of Anastasia being the only surviving child of the Russian Royal family, but she has no idea on her past. Two con men are trying to find the girl and believe Ana really could be the one to try to get the reward from her Grandmother the Dowager Empress. But Rasputin wants her dead, the quest to get to Paris was never going to be easy.
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A film based around the press junket of a film, which is actually being held hostage and the two stars who used to be married must come together with some tricky situations along the way.
I think everyone could have predicted this coming. Night At the Museum when it came out on Boxing Day a few years ago now was a massive hit, and releasing this pre-summer and in a usual slow period was good.
Robin Williams, Ricky Gervais and Ben Stiller are laughing their way to the top of the U.S. box office – their new film Night At The Museum: Battle Of The Smithsonian has toppled the competition in its opening weekend (22-24May09).
The comedians co-star with Amy Adams, Owen Wilson and Hank Azaria in the film, which took in $53.5 million (£35.7 million) over the Memorial Day weekend.
The win was a shock for movie reviewers, who insisted Terminator Salvation – the fourth movie in the sci-fi franchise – was poised to take the top spot after scooping more than $13 million (£8.7 million) on its first day of release. But the film came in at second with $43 million (£28.7 million) in earnings.
The new Star Trek movie followed at third, with nearly $22 million (£14.7 million) in earnings and now boasting a three-week total of $183.6 million (£122.4 million).
Rounding out the top five are Tom Hanks’ Angels & Demons and new comedy spoof Dance Flick, which took in $21.4 million (£14.3 million) and $11.1 million (£7.4 million) respectively.
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