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acter, both spouses fall in love with
someone else—Hank Azaria and Ju
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Zeta-Jones, and the girl-next-door
sweetness of Roberts should make
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mance with a couple of laughs.
‘Moulin Rouge’
Release date: June 1
She’s sexy, she’s single and she’s
singing. Nicole Kidman celebrates
her newfound singledom from Tom
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with the perfect movie to show off
her allure. “Moulin Rouge,” the
hyped-up, extravagant musical
brought to us by Baz Luhrmann, in
troduces Christian (Ewan McGre
gor), an innocent young man who
comes to Paris and falls in love
with Satine (Kidman).
‘Lara Croft: Tomb Raider’
Release date: June 15
This new action flick, starring
Angelina Jolie is based on the pop
ular 3-D computer game series
“Tomb Raider.” In a nutshell, a fe
male version of Indiana Jones (ex
cept with big breasts) has to fend off
hordes of bad guys. Expect to see
Jolie doing lots of running and
jumping around and beating up
guys who are after her goodies.
‘Jay and Silent Bob Strike
Back’
Release Date: August 24
That’s right. The crew that we
know and love from “Mallrats,”
“Cletks,” “Chasing Amy” and
“Dogma” is back in full force.
Kevin Smith, aka Silent Bob, di
rector of these films, now stars in
the newest addition to the cult
series, which takes him on a
road trip with his sidekick, Jay
(Jason Mewes). The duo travels
from Red Bank, N.J., to Holly
wood to stop the premiere of the
“Bluntman and Chronic”
movie. Dedicated followers will
be glued to the screen to catch
every random intellectual
thought and ridiculous, colorful
insult.
‘Planet of the Apes’
Release date: July 27
The talented Tim Burton finds a
way to bring the long-lost film se
ries from the 70s back to the silver
screen. For those who have never
seen “Planet of the Apes,” this
movie will be a re-imagining of the
series, meaning it is a remake of the
events rather than a sequel. You
may never look at the zoo or ba
nanas the same way again after
traveling to a land where apes rule
and humans are their slaves.
'Atlantis: The Lost Empire’
Release date: June 15
Disney finally decides to go with
the non-traditional, non-musical
format, moving into the realm of ac
tion. The characters set off to sea in
a submarine in search of the under
water city of Atlantis. But they are
mysteriously taken away by a giant
squid that transports them to the
lost city, enduring hardships and
obstacles along the way, of course.
‘crazy/beautiful’
Release date: June 29
She’s an uptown girl. He’s a boy
from the wrong side of the tracks.
They have to fall for each other.
And they do. Kirsten Dunst plays
the well-off-but-troubled high
schooler who struggles through the
cultural clashes and social lessons
of a relationship with Jay Hernan
dez, a poverty-stricken bad boy.
Good thing it’s rated PG-13 so
everyone who wants to see it won’t
have to sneak into another R-rated
movie.
‘Pearl Harbor*
Release date: May 25
It’s not too hard to guess what
this ultra-hyped, timed-to-be-re
leased-on-Memorial-Day historical
flick is about. Get this: It’s about the
bombing of Pearl Harbor at the start
of World War II. But this serves
merely as a backdrop to the real fo
cus of the film: a love triangle. Two
friends (Ben Affleck and Josh Hart
nett) fall in love with the same girl
(Kate Beckinsale), and the drama of
the various relationships swells to
compete with the drama of the war
happening in the background.
Bring tissues to this one — it prom
ises to be another Titanic,. ,