the Mind’s Chew Toy

Plot: Juni (Sabara) has retired from the OSS. He’s doing small jobs now for local kids to save up money to buy the latest game craze: Game Over, created by the mysterious Toymaker (Stallone). He’s forced back into the OSS when he finds out his sister Carmen (Vega) has become trapped in the game. Now Juni, with a little help from Grandpa (Montalban), must venture into the game, save his sister and stop the Toymaker.

Plot: After an attack on the President of the United States, mutants are being hunted by a man named Striker (Cox)…and Xavier’s School for the Gifted is the first target. Now, Wolverine (Jackman), Iceman (Ashmore), Rogue (Paquin),Pyro (Stanford), Storm (Berry), Jean Grey (Janssen), Cyclops (Marsden), Nightcrawler (Cumming) and Charles Xavier (Stewart) need to do the improbable…team up with Mystique (Romijn) and recently escaped Magneto (McKellan)…to save all of mutant kind.

Plot: Carmen (Vega) and Juni (Sabara) are back. Things aren’t going well for them. They’ve got new Spy Kid agents Gary (O’Leary) and Gerdi Giggles (Osment) competing with them. When a new device, the Transmooker, is stolen from the president by mysterious henchmen, Juni is blamed and gets fired. Gary and Gerdi are given the assignment to get it back. But, Carmen and Juni need to get it back so they can clear Juni’s name. Little do they know that when they disappear, their parents (and grandparents) are hot on their trail. Now the family must get the Transmooker device back, clear Juni’s name…and do it before Gary and Gerdi do.

Plot: Jack Carter (Stallone) is a man you don’t want to know. If you know him, it usually means you haven’t paid the mob. When his brother is killed, Jack pays a visit. Now, he’s got the mob after him for skipping town (and sleeping with the boss’ wife), and a whole conspiracy of people around him, including old pal Cyrus (Rourke) and computer geek Kinnear (Cumming). Everybody’s out to Get Carter…but everybody should look out, because Carter is out for revenge. Based on the novel Jack’s Return Home by Ted Lewis.