In the uproarious follow-up to the hit drama 'Smoke', it's non-stop laughs when a wacky group of locals visits the neighborhood cigar shop, looking for good times. The cast and crew had such a good time on the first film, they decided to make another!

Don't know much about Ray Charles? Then watch this bio-pic about him...

Special episodes broadcasted in the Christmas of 74,75 and 78. These are: 'Jessica's First Christmas' ,'Learning To Drive' and'Learning To Fly'.

Praised as one of the top films of the year by critics and audiences alike, this stylish and provocative mystery delivers captivating performances and stunning imagery!

From the writers of 'Toy Story' comes the live-action/CGI feature of everyone's favorite lasagna loving cat. When Garfield's owner, Jon, takes in the dimwitted dog Odie, it seems everything Garfield knows and loves is thrown into chaos. But after Odie is kidnapped, the guilty feeling Garfield feels it's his duty to bring him home.
Jimmy TwoTimes can't wait for this one!

The talented Rock returns to our screens in another challenging role. He's a bounty hunter, tracking down the errant son of his employer. Once he finds the cheeky chap, he realises that he's just walked into a buddy/fish out of water movie. Playing against type, Christopher Walken is the bad guy with a slow scary vocal delivery. Explosions and laughs feature on the trailer, and may well be in the film.

Echoing The Searchers, a young girl is kidnapped by Indians in the Wild West - the mother (Blanchett) and her father, a local woodsman (Lee Jones) go in search of her, and the evil, strange man that took her...and find a way to accept each other back into their lives.

High intensity drama between a don, his legitimate and illegitimate sons-one being a law breaker, while the other a police. The confusion between whom should the don protect is well captured.

Created as a spin-off of Norman Lear's revolutionary sitcom All In The Family, The Jeffersons ran on CBS-TV from 1975 to 1983, with a run of over 250 episodes - beating the likes of The Office and Fawlty Towers.

Joshua Jackson (The Skulls, TVs "Dawsons Creek") and Jaime King (Pearl Harbor) star in a hysterically rowdy look at small-town life and big-time trouble&