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Sunday 20 Nov
Life Or Something Like It

Lanie is a beautiful, ambitious newscaster who thinks that having the perfect hair, perfect boyfriend and perfect apartment adds up to the perfect life, until an encounter with a street psychic throws her world into chaos. Lanie is adorned in a perfect wardrobe enhanced by her trademark Marilyn Monroe-inspired blonde bouffant hairdo. She is also engaged to a Seattle Mariners star. To top off her perfect life, her boss recommends her for a dream job, a network position in New York City. In order to increase her chances, he sends her to do field work with the renowned but difficult cameraman, Pete. When she's on an assignment, Lanie runs into a homeless man, the prophet Jack, who makes three predictions: that the Seattle Seahawks will beat the Denver Broncos 19-13, that it will hail the following day, and that she'll be dead by next Thursday. When the first two predictions come true, Lanie re-evaluates her life and realizes she's missing out on the smaller things because of her ambition. Angelina Jolie is sexy, adorable, and whimsical in her first comedy role. This movie is rated PG-13 for sexual content, brief violence and language.
4:30 KSA
1:30 GMT
Two Weeks Notice

Millionaire George Wade cannot make a move without Lucy Kelson, his multi-tasking Chief Counsel at the Wade Corporation. Lucy is a brilliant attorney with a strategic mind and also has an ulcer and doesn’t get much sleep. However, it’s not the job that’s getting to her, but George. Smart, charming and undeniably self-absorbed, he treats her more like a nanny than a Harvard-trained lawyer – and can barely choose a tie without her help. Now, after five years of relying on her for every possible decision, and calling her at all hours for help with even the simplest problem, Lucy finally gets fed up with the situation and gives him her two weeks' notice of resignation. Although George makes it difficult for Lucy to leave Wade Corporation, he finally agrees to let her go. Finally, free of George and his 24-hour requests, Lucy is ready to change course. When Lucy realizes that her potential replacement, June Carter, has some strong chemistry with George, she has to acknowledge her own romantic feelings for her boss. Likewise, faced with losing the person he relies upon most, George is forced to do some soul searching of his own. This movie is rated PG-13 for some sex-related humor.
6:00 KSA
3:00 GMT
Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius

Bobby Jones rises from complete obscurity to become a golfing legend. Jones overcomes his own fierce temper, intense passion, and perfectionist tendencies to master the game and win the Grand Slam, the U.S., British, and Amateur Opens in golf, a feat unequaled even today. But it is Jones's style, personality, and character that separate him from the other professionals in his field.
7:30 KSA
4:30 GMT
Are We There Yet?

Ice Cube plays a successful bachelor whose life is turned upside down when he agrees to take the children of the single mother he is wooing from Portland, Oregon, to Vancouver on New Year's Eve. Nick Persons is a thirty-something player with a new Lincoln Navigator, who checks out every fine lady that passes by the window of the sports collectibles store where he works with pal Marty. Decked out in all the latest bling, Nick confidently approaches his latest attraction, Suzanne, only to learn that she is a recent divorcee with two kids. Little does he know, Suzanne's children are no ordinary kids. Lindsey and Kevin go to extremes to keep their mom single. Putting his dislike for children on the back burner, Nick decides to pursue Suzanne anyway. He soon realizes though, that the only way to a single mother's heart is through her children. So when Suzanne needs a babysitter to transport her kids from Portland to Vancouver, Nick jumps at the chance. Getting way more than he bargained for, Nick must survive 24 hours with two kids bent on destroying him, not to mention missed flights, missed trains, run-ins with wildlife and crazed truckers, and severe car trouble. Nick challenges himself to survive the journey better than his SUV, and learns that while trying to prove himself to Suzanne, he also impresses himself. “Are We There Yet?” was a box office success grossing $97 million worldwide and selling 3.7 million copies on DVD. It was followed by the 2007 sequel, “Are We Done Yet?” and was nominated for eight awards, winning a BMI Film and TV Award. This movie is rated PG due to harsh language and rude humor.
9:00 KSA
6:00 GMT
We Don't Live Here Anymore

Two Couples Struggle With Mixed Emotions Jack Linden and Hank Evans are both good friends who teach English at a local community college. The two are competitive in all endeavors, including their careers and early morning runs together. Hank and Jack’s wives, Edith and Terry respectively are also best friends. The two families spend most of their free time together and when the kids go to sleep the alcohol is popped open, the music plays, and inhibitions are slowly thrown aside. It is within these dynamics that each individual dares to fulfill their own lusts. While the Evans and Lindens both love their spouses, they must also confront their regrets and mutual deficiencies. Hank is unhappy as a professor and truly wishes to pursue a career in writing; Jack desires a wife who possesses at least rudimentary domestic abilities, causing him to take out his frustration on Terry via verbal abuse. The women are also unsatisfied. Edith is fully aware that Hank hunts for other female playmates on the side, while Terry wishes to pursue a career of her own, not content with the role of a traditional housewife. Desperate for escape, the Lindens and Evans secretly swap partners and fulfill their sexual desires elsewhere. Jack, Hank, Terry, and Edith can all sense that something is awry – but they ignore it. The Lindens’ children, however, are fully aware that mommy and daddy are a little too intimate with the neighbors. Is it that both couples’ marriages have reached the end of the road, or are they merely infatuated with the risqué nature of their affairs? Would divorcing their current spouses and marrying anew lead to happiness? This movie is rated R for sexual content and language.
10:30 KSA
7:30 GMT
New York Minute

Today is the biggest day in the super-organized life of uptight overachiever Jane Ryan (ASHLEY OLSEN). She's due to give a major speech at Columbia University for a competition to win a prestigious scholarship to Oxford University. Meanwhile, her rebellious sister Roxy (MARY-KATE OLSEN) is planning to ditch school and go backstage at a Simple Plan music video shoot in Manhattan, where she'll slip her demo tape to the band's A & R team. Despite having so little in common and so much emotional distance between them, the adversarial sisters reluctantly journey together to the Big Apple, but their plans go wildly awry when a mix-up involving Jane's all-important dayplanner lands them in the middle of a shady black market music piracy scheme. Sidetracked, sideswiped and hotly pursued from Chinatown to Harlem by whacked-out truancy officer (EUGENE LEVY) and a wannabe gangster (ANDY RICHTER), Jane and Roxy reluctantly join forces and find unexpected romance with a charming Senator's son (JARED PADALECKI) and a handsome bike messenger (RILEY SMITH). If Jane doesn't recover her dayplanner - and the crucial speech inside it - she can kiss her college scholarship goodbye. If Lomax finally catches up with Roxy, she'll be drummed out of high school for good. Roxy and Jane seem to have everything going against them…but anything can change in a New York Minute!
12:00 KSA
9:00 GMT
Stomp the Yard

DJ Williams is an acclaimed street dancer in his native Los Angeles. After winning a heated battle between a rival team, along with a lucrative cash prize, he is robbed and beaten – alongside his brother Duron. While DJ left the brawl relatively unscathed, Duron was not so fortunate and suffered fatal injuries. Despite his brother’s death DJ still faced charges for his role in the fight; rather than spend time in juvenile hall, his mother sends him to live with his aunt and uncle in Atlanta, where he will attend the prestigious, and historically black Truth University. On the first day of school he meets April, a highly attractive female student who is unfortunately spoken for by an upperclassman named Grant. In order to get closer to April, the freshman signs up to be tutored by his love interest. Eventually he steals her away from Grant, but not without some struggle in between. While at school DJ encounters a style of dance he has never seen before known as stepping. While he is impressed by its choreography, its traditional, highly structured form bothers him. After demoing his take on step dancing at a local club, he is soon scouted by two of Truth’s most prominent fraternities: the Theta Nu Theta and Mu Gamma Xi. Eventually DJ pledges the Theta Nu Theta, and teaches its crew how to integrate some fresh, new Hip-Hop influenced dance moves into their routines. Unfortunately the Gamma Xi have been secretly videotaping the Theta’s rehearsals, preparing to steal all of the fraternity’s moves at an upcoming competition. College life is so far rewarding for DJ but not for long. His seedy past back in Los Angeles will come back to haunt him, resulting in his dismissal from Truth and a breakup with April. Stomp the Yard was filmed with a meager budget of $13 million, yet managed to gross a whopping $75 million across the globe. Due to its success a sequel is already in the works, and is slated for release in September 2010. The soundtrack was also highly profitable, featuring artists such as Pitbull, E-40, Chris Brown, Ne-Yo and many more. Rating: Rated PG-13 for a scene of violence, some sexual material, and explicit language.
13:30 KSA
10:30 GMT
The Crew

In this dark comedy, a group of retirees wants to save their homes — but they're not typical senior citizens trying to make the most of their Social Security checks.
15:00 KSA
12:00 GMT
In The Land of Women

Aspiring writer Carter Webb (Adam Brody) has just been dumped by his true love, Sophia (Elena Anaya). Heartbroken and depressed, Carter escapes Los Angeles to suburban Detroit to care for his ailing grandmother (Olympia Dukakis) and to work on a book he has always wanted to write. Soon after his arrival, Carter stumbles into the lives of the family living directly across the street: Sarah Hardwicke (Meg Ryan), and her two daughters, Paige (Makenzie Vega) and Lucy (Kristen Stewart). His relationships with these women help Carter discover that what felt like an end was only just the beginning of something else
17:00 KSA
14:00 GMT
Raising Helen

Raising Helen is a comedy about a high flying top fashion executive living the luxurious life in Manhattan who faces a life choice between glamour and family when sudden tragedy strikes. The endearing Kate Hudson plays Helen Harris who’s older sister Lindsay and brother-in-law die in a tragic car accident and Helen is unexpectedly given custody of Lindsay’s three young children. Both Helen and her sister Jenny are shocked by their deceased sister’s decision. The two sisters are complete opposites: while Helen loves partying all night, dressing in provocative clothing and attending runway shows, Jenny is a straight-laced mom with a tidy, orderly and loving household. Despite Helen’s inexperience as a mother, she decides to honor her sister’s wishes and take responsibility of the kids. Initially she approaches her duty haphazardly, continuing to live her life as before but unfortunately, fashion and motherhood clash and the kids are not particularly welcome guests at Helen’s runway events. Yet with time Helen starts to bond with the children and begins transforming her party girl lifestyle into a domestic one. Although Helen attempts to juggle both lifestyles, she becomes overwhelmed and eventually loses her Manhattan job. Forced to leave her life of luxury behind, she relocates to an inexpensive section of Queens, New York where she obtains employment at a car dealership. Meanwhile, her friendly Indian neighbor, Nilma Prasad, gives Helen some valuable lessons in motherhood and lends a helping hand whenever possible. Helen begins to realize that stages and lights are not what matter in life and even finds love in an unexpected place with a formally unlikely candidate. But can Helen truly give up her lifelong dream of fashion for the role of a housewife? Kate Hudson was nominated a Teen Choice Award for her role in “Raising Helen.” The film is rated PG-13 for thematic issues involving teens.
19:00 KSA
16:00 GMT
Night At The Museum

Both children and adults will enjoy the fun and imagination this picture brings, where a nighttime security guard must supervise a living museum that only comes out at night, and spans the entire history of man – in addition to some of its prehistoric animals. Ben Stiller plays Larry Daley, a divorced father and well-meaning failure. Intending to meet his son Nick for a game of hockey, the nearly bankrupt Daley discovers a boot on his vehicle due to unpaid parking tickets, thus making him miss his appointment. Ashamed of disappointing Nick, Larry makes a failed effort to reach his son, only to discover that his ex-wife’s boyfriend has taken him home. To add insult to injury, Nick informs his dad that he no longer wants to play hockey, but that he wants to become a bond trader “like his mother’s boyfriend.” Larry has another problem: he is about to be evicted from his Queens apartment, and it’s not the first time it has happened. Embarrassed and ashamed to fail Nick once again, Larry heads to the unemployment agency to find work and subsequently pay his back rent. Upon showing his resume to an assistant she is befuddled and unable to find even the most menial job for him. Before being kicked out of her office, Larry begs the unemployment assistant to find him any job possible. Reluctantly, she connects him with The New York Museum of Natural History and comments that while she has sent them numerous applicants, all of them were refused. Desperate for employment Larry rushes to the museum; surprisingly, he receives a warm welcome from the former guards and begins work the next night. Strangely, however, Cecil (Dick Van Dyke) warns him not to let anything out of the museum and hands him an instruction manual. Larry begins his shift not by reading the instruction manual, but by taking a nap. He awakes to strange noises down the hall and discovers a dinosaur alive and drinking from a water fountain. When the dinosaur sees Larry it begins chasing him as he runs throughout the museum, learning that at night all of the exhibits come alive. He futility references his instruction manual, only to have it snatched from his hands by a mischievous monkey. Vowing to quit the next day, Larry instead decides to give it another shot, and soon begins to bond with everyone from Attila the Hun (Patrick Gallagher) to Theodore Roosevelt (Robin Williams). However the rookie watchman will eventually discover that nights at the museum are not all fun and games. A Night at the Museum is rated PG for mild action, language, and brief rude humor.
21:00 KSA
18:00 GMT
Death To Smoochy

Robin Williams portrays 'Rainbow Randolph' Smiley, a zany children's television host busted for exploiting the parents of young boys and girls who appear on his show. The scandal ruins the entertainer's career, and he slips into a deep spell of depression. He is replaced by Sheldon Mopes (Edward Norton) and his character, Smoochy the Rhino. Randolph becomes obsessed with ending Smoochy's career, though his new manager, Burke Bennett (Danny DeVito) might actually be the rhino's most dangerous enemy. Stokes books Mopes to perform at a fraudulent charity event, inadvertently involving him in organized crime. When Sheldon refuses to participate, Bennett and criminal pal Merv Green (Harvey Fierstein) plan revenge. Meanwhile Rainbow continues conspiring against Smoochy, eventually tricking him into performing at a neo-Nazi rally. The media labels him a racist and yet another children's entertainer is disgraced -- or at least for a while. With conniving show producers, gangsters, and demented clowns hungry for his blood can Smoochy possibly survive? And can Smiley somehow revive his career? Soundtrack features the work of famed film composer David Newman, in addition to tunes from Jackie Wilson, Dean Martin, and Liza Minnelli. Rating: Rated R for explicit language and sexual references.
23:00 KSA
20:00 GMT
New York Minute

Today is the biggest day in the super-organized life of uptight overachiever Jane Ryan (ASHLEY OLSEN). She's due to give a major speech at Columbia University for a competition to win a prestigious scholarship to Oxford University. Meanwhile, her rebellious sister Roxy (MARY-KATE OLSEN) is planning to ditch school and go backstage at a Simple Plan music video shoot in Manhattan, where she'll slip her demo tape to the band's A & R team. Despite having so little in common and so much emotional distance between them, the adversarial sisters reluctantly journey together to the Big Apple, but their plans go wildly awry when a mix-up involving Jane's all-important dayplanner lands them in the middle of a shady black market music piracy scheme. Sidetracked, sideswiped and hotly pursued from Chinatown to Harlem by whacked-out truancy officer (EUGENE LEVY) and a wannabe gangster (ANDY RICHTER), Jane and Roxy reluctantly join forces and find unexpected romance with a charming Senator's son (JARED PADALECKI) and a handsome bike messenger (RILEY SMITH). If Jane doesn't recover her dayplanner - and the crucial speech inside it - she can kiss her college scholarship goodbye. If Lomax finally catches up with Roxy, she'll be drummed out of high school for good. Roxy and Jane seem to have everything going against them…but anything can change in a New York Minute!
1:00 KSA
22:00 GMT

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Monday 21 Nov
We Don't Live Here Anymore

Two Couples Struggle With Mixed Emotions Jack Linden and Hank Evans are both good friends who teach English at a local community college. The two are competitive in all endeavors, including their careers and early morning runs together. Hank and Jack’s wives, Edith and Terry respectively are also best friends. The two families spend most of their free time together and when the kids go to sleep the alcohol is popped open, the music plays, and inhibitions are slowly thrown aside. It is within these dynamics that each individual dares to fulfill their own lusts. While the Evans and Lindens both love their spouses, they must also confront their regrets and mutual deficiencies. Hank is unhappy as a professor and truly wishes to pursue a career in writing; Jack desires a wife who possesses at least rudimentary domestic abilities, causing him to take out his frustration on Terry via verbal abuse. The women are also unsatisfied. Edith is fully aware that Hank hunts for other female playmates on the side, while Terry wishes to pursue a career of her own, not content with the role of a traditional housewife. Desperate for escape, the Lindens and Evans secretly swap partners and fulfill their sexual desires elsewhere. Jack, Hank, Terry, and Edith can all sense that something is awry – but they ignore it. The Lindens’ children, however, are fully aware that mommy and daddy are a little too intimate with the neighbors. Is it that both couples’ marriages have reached the end of the road, or are they merely infatuated with the risqué nature of their affairs? Would divorcing their current spouses and marrying anew lead to happiness? This movie is rated R for sexual content and language.
3:00 KSA
0:00 GMT
School For Scoundrels

A young guy short on luck, enrolls in a class to build confidence to help win over the girl of his dreams, which becomes complicated when his teacher has the same agenda.
4:30 KSA
1:30 GMT
Stomp the Yard

DJ Williams is an acclaimed street dancer in his native Los Angeles. After winning a heated battle between a rival team, along with a lucrative cash prize, he is robbed and beaten – alongside his brother Duron. While DJ left the brawl relatively unscathed, Duron was not so fortunate and suffered fatal injuries. Despite his brother’s death DJ still faced charges for his role in the fight; rather than spend time in juvenile hall, his mother sends him to live with his aunt and uncle in Atlanta, where he will attend the prestigious, and historically black Truth University. On the first day of school he meets April, a highly attractive female student who is unfortunately spoken for by an upperclassman named Grant. In order to get closer to April, the freshman signs up to be tutored by his love interest. Eventually he steals her away from Grant, but not without some struggle in between. While at school DJ encounters a style of dance he has never seen before known as stepping. While he is impressed by its choreography, its traditional, highly structured form bothers him. After demoing his take on step dancing at a local club, he is soon scouted by two of Truth’s most prominent fraternities: the Theta Nu Theta and Mu Gamma Xi. Eventually DJ pledges the Theta Nu Theta, and teaches its crew how to integrate some fresh, new Hip-Hop influenced dance moves into their routines. Unfortunately the Gamma Xi have been secretly videotaping the Theta’s rehearsals, preparing to steal all of the fraternity’s moves at an upcoming competition. College life is so far rewarding for DJ but not for long. His seedy past back in Los Angeles will come back to haunt him, resulting in his dismissal from Truth and a breakup with April. Stomp the Yard was filmed with a meager budget of $13 million, yet managed to gross a whopping $75 million across the globe. Due to its success a sequel is already in the works, and is slated for release in September 2010. The soundtrack was also highly profitable, featuring artists such as Pitbull, E-40, Chris Brown, Ne-Yo and many more. Rating: Rated PG-13 for a scene of violence, some sexual material, and explicit language.
6:00 KSA
3:00 GMT
The Jewel Of The Nile

Six months after their first adventure Joan Wilder takes an assignment to do a biography on an evil desert ruler, eventually finds herself in hot water over a precious jewel, and Jack Colton comes to the rescue. Stars: Michael Douglas, Kathleen Turner
7:30 KSA
4:30 GMT
The Crew

In this dark comedy, a group of retirees wants to save their homes — but they're not typical senior citizens trying to make the most of their Social Security checks.
9:00 KSA
6:00 GMT
Death To Smoochy

Robin Williams portrays 'Rainbow Randolph' Smiley, a zany children's television host busted for exploiting the parents of young boys and girls who appear on his show. The scandal ruins the entertainer's career, and he slips into a deep spell of depression. He is replaced by Sheldon Mopes (Edward Norton) and his character, Smoochy the Rhino. Randolph becomes obsessed with ending Smoochy's career, though his new manager, Burke Bennett (Danny DeVito) might actually be the rhino's most dangerous enemy. Stokes books Mopes to perform at a fraudulent charity event, inadvertently involving him in organized crime. When Sheldon refuses to participate, Bennett and criminal pal Merv Green (Harvey Fierstein) plan revenge. Meanwhile Rainbow continues conspiring against Smoochy, eventually tricking him into performing at a neo-Nazi rally. The media labels him a racist and yet another children's entertainer is disgraced -- or at least for a while. With conniving show producers, gangsters, and demented clowns hungry for his blood can Smoochy possibly survive? And can Smiley somehow revive his career? Soundtrack features the work of famed film composer David Newman, in addition to tunes from Jackie Wilson, Dean Martin, and Liza Minnelli. Rating: Rated R for explicit language and sexual references.
10:30 KSA
7:30 GMT
Raising Helen

Raising Helen is a comedy about a high flying top fashion executive living the luxurious life in Manhattan who faces a life choice between glamour and family when sudden tragedy strikes. The endearing Kate Hudson plays Helen Harris who’s older sister Lindsay and brother-in-law die in a tragic car accident and Helen is unexpectedly given custody of Lindsay’s three young children. Both Helen and her sister Jenny are shocked by their deceased sister’s decision. The two sisters are complete opposites: while Helen loves partying all night, dressing in provocative clothing and attending runway shows, Jenny is a straight-laced mom with a tidy, orderly and loving household. Despite Helen’s inexperience as a mother, she decides to honor her sister’s wishes and take responsibility of the kids. Initially she approaches her duty haphazardly, continuing to live her life as before but unfortunately, fashion and motherhood clash and the kids are not particularly welcome guests at Helen’s runway events. Yet with time Helen starts to bond with the children and begins transforming her party girl lifestyle into a domestic one. Although Helen attempts to juggle both lifestyles, she becomes overwhelmed and eventually loses her Manhattan job. Forced to leave her life of luxury behind, she relocates to an inexpensive section of Queens, New York where she obtains employment at a car dealership. Meanwhile, her friendly Indian neighbor, Nilma Prasad, gives Helen some valuable lessons in motherhood and lends a helping hand whenever possible. Helen begins to realize that stages and lights are not what matter in life and even finds love in an unexpected place with a formally unlikely candidate. But can Helen truly give up her lifelong dream of fashion for the role of a housewife? Kate Hudson was nominated a Teen Choice Award for her role in “Raising Helen.” The film is rated PG-13 for thematic issues involving teens.
12:00 KSA
9:00 GMT
Night At The Museum

Both children and adults will enjoy the fun and imagination this picture brings, where a nighttime security guard must supervise a living museum that only comes out at night, and spans the entire history of man – in addition to some of its prehistoric animals. Ben Stiller plays Larry Daley, a divorced father and well-meaning failure. Intending to meet his son Nick for a game of hockey, the nearly bankrupt Daley discovers a boot on his vehicle due to unpaid parking tickets, thus making him miss his appointment. Ashamed of disappointing Nick, Larry makes a failed effort to reach his son, only to discover that his ex-wife’s boyfriend has taken him home. To add insult to injury, Nick informs his dad that he no longer wants to play hockey, but that he wants to become a bond trader “like his mother’s boyfriend.” Larry has another problem: he is about to be evicted from his Queens apartment, and it’s not the first time it has happened. Embarrassed and ashamed to fail Nick once again, Larry heads to the unemployment agency to find work and subsequently pay his back rent. Upon showing his resume to an assistant she is befuddled and unable to find even the most menial job for him. Before being kicked out of her office, Larry begs the unemployment assistant to find him any job possible. Reluctantly, she connects him with The New York Museum of Natural History and comments that while she has sent them numerous applicants, all of them were refused. Desperate for employment Larry rushes to the museum; surprisingly, he receives a warm welcome from the former guards and begins work the next night. Strangely, however, Cecil (Dick Van Dyke) warns him not to let anything out of the museum and hands him an instruction manual. Larry begins his shift not by reading the instruction manual, but by taking a nap. He awakes to strange noises down the hall and discovers a dinosaur alive and drinking from a water fountain. When the dinosaur sees Larry it begins chasing him as he runs throughout the museum, learning that at night all of the exhibits come alive. He futility references his instruction manual, only to have it snatched from his hands by a mischievous monkey. Vowing to quit the next day, Larry instead decides to give it another shot, and soon begins to bond with everyone from Attila the Hun (Patrick Gallagher) to Theodore Roosevelt (Robin Williams). However the rookie watchman will eventually discover that nights at the museum are not all fun and games. A Night at the Museum is rated PG for mild action, language, and brief rude humor.
13:30 KSA
10:30 GMT
Bye Bye Love

Three recently divorced dads who have weekend custody of their kids get a crash course in advanced parenthood and remedial dating. In the course of 48 hours, the three friends discover that even though marriages may end, families last forever.
15:00 KSA
12:00 GMT
Life As A House

17:00 KSA
14:00 GMT
Undiscovered

Brier Tucket and Luke Falcon are an attractive young couple who fall in love at first sight. Unfortunately, neither Luke nor Brier capitalize on their emotions – something they soon regret. Fate will bring them together once again, but will they pass up a second chance at love? Brier is a New Yorker struggling to make a name for herself in the modelling industry; Luke is a musician visiting his brother, Euan, before heading back to his native Los Angeles. While on the subway, and almost immediately before departing for LA, Luke bumps into Brier; instantly the two are mesmerized with each other, but for some reason neither do as much as even exchange numbers. The lovely, yet uncomfortable moment is sealed in the couple’s minds when Luke throws his winter gloves for Brier to keep just as the subway’s doors close. Time passes. Luke continues pursuing his musical career in Los Angeles, playing at various small clubs in the area and dreaming of stardom. Meanwhile, in New York, Brier begins doubting her prospects as a model, opting instead to pursue dancing. Later, once settled in the city of angels, she will find her true calling as an actress. One night while clubbing with friend and fellow acting student Clea she randomly attends one of Luke’s performances. Recognizing Brier, Luke calls his anonymous crush from the stage, and later formally introduces himself to her. Both girls agree that the young singer is talented, but after a bad experience with a British rocker, Brier has vowed to never date a musician again. Obviously Luke is disappointed with her decision, but Brier has no intention of abandoning him. Rather than pursue a platonic relationship with Luke, the aspiring actress, along with Clea use their industry contacts to jumpstart the young musician’s career. With some obsessive guerrilla marketing the two ladies land Luke a record contract; he is an overnight sensation who is destined for international stardom. Despite Brier’s vow to never date a rock star, she is frequently tempted. Tensions rise further when Luke scores a hot Brazilian model as a companion. While both are scared to commit to each other, their friends and associates are convinced that they are perfect for one another. Will Luke and Brier overcome their fears, or will they make a decision both will regret? This movie is rated PG-13 for sexual material including dialogue, partial nudity, language and drug content.
19:00 KSA
16:00 GMT
Wimbledon

Lizzie Bradbury is an up and coming young tennis player with an overprotective father. Pete Colt is a former tennis star ready to throw in the towel before his career hits rock bottom. Together the two form an unexpected relationship providing each other with the emotional support and love to fuel their eventual success. Pete Colt’s career in tennis was quite respectable; while he was never awarded a title at Wimbledon he was ranked the eleventh best tennis player in the world, no small feat. No longer the young man he used to be, Pete is ready to announce his retirement to an extremely uninterested press. The public's attention is now on Lizzie, an attractive young American girl expected to take the tennis world by storm. Her father, Dennis is her manager and mentor, trailing her and ensuring that she never waivers from the path of success. Lizzie and Pete’s first encounter is rather unconventional. The pair is staying in the same hotel, along with many other Wimbledon participants and spectators. While searching for his room Pete becomes confused and accidentally wanders into Lizzie’s suite, where he finds the young tennis player taking a shower. Surprisingly calm, Lizzie uses the incident as a excuse to introduce herself, and subsequently establish an unofficial date. It works and they are soon an unofficial couple, snuggling, holding hands and spending intimate time together. But as time passes Lizzie and Pete’s fling turns into something more serious as Lizzie starts developing an emotional attachment to her newfound man. Dennis starts to fear that Lizzie will shift her focus from tennis to romance. Pete, a wildcard pick, is reinvigorated by the sight of Lizzie in the stands, and begins winning a series of matches that rocket him to the top of the tournament. With the genuine possibility of a comeback, Pete’s former sleazy, cell-phone-obsessed publicist tracks down his past client, eager to resume relations. Unfortunately Dennis’ worst fears come to realization; obsessed with Pete rather than the competition, Lizzie is quickly eliminated from the tournament and blames Pete for her downfall. Yet the two cannot deny the strong feelings that exist between them and must eventually come to terms with them, even if Lizzie has lost at Wimbledon. “Wimbledon” features a number of real-life tennis pros on its set, including eighties superstar John McEnroe. This film is rated PG-13 for language, sexuality and partial nudity.
21:00 KSA
18:00 GMT
I Think I Love My Wife

In marriage no one can hear you scream Chris Rock writes, directs, and stars in a movie which explores a married man's common struggle with extramarital temptations. Richard Cooper has it all: a beautiful wife, Brenda; adorable kids; a successful investment banking career--and complete boredom! He has become obsessed with other women, and a visit from an old friend's former flame, sexy and flirtatious Nikki, has him staring the possibility of infidelity in the face. Nikki pursues a friendship that provides Richard some much-needed excitement, but also lands him in all kinds of trouble. He jeopardizes his reputation at work, causes fights at home, and rapidly loses sight of what he has built his life around. At some point he must choose between his affair-fantasy and remaining the faithful husband and father he's always been. The movie provides an entertaining and at times thought-provoking modern version of a classic tale, injecting lighthearted humor into a sensitive and all-too-familiar subject that plagues the marriage culture. Rock perfectly channels the suburban, career-climbing family man, while Torres and Washington are convincing as the angel versus devil on his shoulders. This movie is rated R for pervasive language and some sexual content.
23:00 KSA
20:00 GMT

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Tuesday 22 Nov
In The Land of Women

Aspiring writer Carter Webb (Adam Brody) has just been dumped by his true love, Sophia (Elena Anaya). Heartbroken and depressed, Carter escapes Los Angeles to suburban Detroit to care for his ailing grandmother (Olympia Dukakis) and to work on a book he has always wanted to write. Soon after his arrival, Carter stumbles into the lives of the family living directly across the street: Sarah Hardwicke (Meg Ryan), and her two daughters, Paige (Makenzie Vega) and Lucy (Kristen Stewart). His relationships with these women help Carter discover that what felt like an end was only just the beginning of something else
3:00 KSA
0:00 GMT
Death To Smoochy

Robin Williams portrays 'Rainbow Randolph' Smiley, a zany children's television host busted for exploiting the parents of young boys and girls who appear on his show. The scandal ruins the entertainer's career, and he slips into a deep spell of depression. He is replaced by Sheldon Mopes (Edward Norton) and his character, Smoochy the Rhino. Randolph becomes obsessed with ending Smoochy's career, though his new manager, Burke Bennett (Danny DeVito) might actually be the rhino's most dangerous enemy. Stokes books Mopes to perform at a fraudulent charity event, inadvertently involving him in organized crime. When Sheldon refuses to participate, Bennett and criminal pal Merv Green (Harvey Fierstein) plan revenge. Meanwhile Rainbow continues conspiring against Smoochy, eventually tricking him into performing at a neo-Nazi rally. The media labels him a racist and yet another children's entertainer is disgraced -- or at least for a while. With conniving show producers, gangsters, and demented clowns hungry for his blood can Smoochy possibly survive? And can Smiley somehow revive his career? Soundtrack features the work of famed film composer David Newman, in addition to tunes from Jackie Wilson, Dean Martin, and Liza Minnelli. Rating: Rated R for explicit language and sexual references.
4:30 KSA
1:30 GMT
Night At The Museum

Both children and adults will enjoy the fun and imagination this picture brings, where a nighttime security guard must supervise a living museum that only comes out at night, and spans the entire history of man – in addition to some of its prehistoric animals. Ben Stiller plays Larry Daley, a divorced father and well-meaning failure. Intending to meet his son Nick for a game of hockey, the nearly bankrupt Daley discovers a boot on his vehicle due to unpaid parking tickets, thus making him miss his appointment. Ashamed of disappointing Nick, Larry makes a failed effort to reach his son, only to discover that his ex-wife’s boyfriend has taken him home. To add insult to injury, Nick informs his dad that he no longer wants to play hockey, but that he wants to become a bond trader “like his mother’s boyfriend.” Larry has another problem: he is about to be evicted from his Queens apartment, and it’s not the first time it has happened. Embarrassed and ashamed to fail Nick once again, Larry heads to the unemployment agency to find work and subsequently pay his back rent. Upon showing his resume to an assistant she is befuddled and unable to find even the most menial job for him. Before being kicked out of her office, Larry begs the unemployment assistant to find him any job possible. Reluctantly, she connects him with The New York Museum of Natural History and comments that while she has sent them numerous applicants, all of them were refused. Desperate for employment Larry rushes to the museum; surprisingly, he receives a warm welcome from the former guards and begins work the next night. Strangely, however, Cecil (Dick Van Dyke) warns him not to let anything out of the museum and hands him an instruction manual. Larry begins his shift not by reading the instruction manual, but by taking a nap. He awakes to strange noises down the hall and discovers a dinosaur alive and drinking from a water fountain. When the dinosaur sees Larry it begins chasing him as he runs throughout the museum, learning that at night all of the exhibits come alive. He futility references his instruction manual, only to have it snatched from his hands by a mischievous monkey. Vowing to quit the next day, Larry instead decides to give it another shot, and soon begins to bond with everyone from Attila the Hun (Patrick Gallagher) to Theodore Roosevelt (Robin Williams). However the rookie watchman will eventually discover that nights at the museum are not all fun and games. A Night at the Museum is rated PG for mild action, language, and brief rude humor.
6:00 KSA
3:00 GMT
Desert Blue

The story centers on a rising Hollywood starlet (Hudson) who becomes "marooned" in a small desert town while on a roadtrip with her father. There, she gets to know the town's rather eccentric residents, including one (Ricci) whose hobby is pipe bombs and another (Sexton) who is trying to carry out his father's dream of building a waterpark in the desert. Starring: Casey Affleck , Kate Hudson , Brendan Sexton & Christina Ricci.
7:30 KSA
4:30 GMT
Bye Bye Love

Three recently divorced dads who have weekend custody of their kids get a crash course in advanced parenthood and remedial dating. In the course of 48 hours, the three friends discover that even though marriages may end, families last forever.
9:00 KSA
6:00 GMT
I Think I Love My Wife

In marriage no one can hear you scream Chris Rock writes, directs, and stars in a movie which explores a married man's common struggle with extramarital temptations. Richard Cooper has it all: a beautiful wife, Brenda; adorable kids; a successful investment banking career--and complete boredom! He has become obsessed with other women, and a visit from an old friend's former flame, sexy and flirtatious Nikki, has him staring the possibility of infidelity in the face. Nikki pursues a friendship that provides Richard some much-needed excitement, but also lands him in all kinds of trouble. He jeopardizes his reputation at work, causes fights at home, and rapidly loses sight of what he has built his life around. At some point he must choose between his affair-fantasy and remaining the faithful husband and father he's always been. The movie provides an entertaining and at times thought-provoking modern version of a classic tale, injecting lighthearted humor into a sensitive and all-too-familiar subject that plagues the marriage culture. Rock perfectly channels the suburban, career-climbing family man, while Torres and Washington are convincing as the angel versus devil on his shoulders. This movie is rated R for pervasive language and some sexual content.
10:30 KSA
7:30 GMT
Undiscovered

Brier Tucket and Luke Falcon are an attractive young couple who fall in love at first sight. Unfortunately, neither Luke nor Brier capitalize on their emotions – something they soon regret. Fate will bring them together once again, but will they pass up a second chance at love? Brier is a New Yorker struggling to make a name for herself in the modelling industry; Luke is a musician visiting his brother, Euan, before heading back to his native Los Angeles. While on the subway, and almost immediately before departing for LA, Luke bumps into Brier; instantly the two are mesmerized with each other, but for some reason neither do as much as even exchange numbers. The lovely, yet uncomfortable moment is sealed in the couple’s minds when Luke throws his winter gloves for Brier to keep just as the subway’s doors close. Time passes. Luke continues pursuing his musical career in Los Angeles, playing at various small clubs in the area and dreaming of stardom. Meanwhile, in New York, Brier begins doubting her prospects as a model, opting instead to pursue dancing. Later, once settled in the city of angels, she will find her true calling as an actress. One night while clubbing with friend and fellow acting student Clea she randomly attends one of Luke’s performances. Recognizing Brier, Luke calls his anonymous crush from the stage, and later formally introduces himself to her. Both girls agree that the young singer is talented, but after a bad experience with a British rocker, Brier has vowed to never date a musician again. Obviously Luke is disappointed with her decision, but Brier has no intention of abandoning him. Rather than pursue a platonic relationship with Luke, the aspiring actress, along with Clea use their industry contacts to jumpstart the young musician’s career. With some obsessive guerrilla marketing the two ladies land Luke a record contract; he is an overnight sensation who is destined for international stardom. Despite Brier’s vow to never date a rock star, she is frequently tempted. Tensions rise further when Luke scores a hot Brazilian model as a companion. While both are scared to commit to each other, their friends and associates are convinced that they are perfect for one another. Will Luke and Brier overcome their fears, or will they make a decision both will regret? This movie is rated PG-13 for sexual material including dialogue, partial nudity, language and drug content.
12:00 KSA
9:00 GMT
Wimbledon

Lizzie Bradbury is an up and coming young tennis player with an overprotective father. Pete Colt is a former tennis star ready to throw in the towel before his career hits rock bottom. Together the two form an unexpected relationship providing each other with the emotional support and love to fuel their eventual success. Pete Colt’s career in tennis was quite respectable; while he was never awarded a title at Wimbledon he was ranked the eleventh best tennis player in the world, no small feat. No longer the young man he used to be, Pete is ready to announce his retirement to an extremely uninterested press. The public's attention is now on Lizzie, an attractive young American girl expected to take the tennis world by storm. Her father, Dennis is her manager and mentor, trailing her and ensuring that she never waivers from the path of success. Lizzie and Pete’s first encounter is rather unconventional. The pair is staying in the same hotel, along with many other Wimbledon participants and spectators. While searching for his room Pete becomes confused and accidentally wanders into Lizzie’s suite, where he finds the young tennis player taking a shower. Surprisingly calm, Lizzie uses the incident as a excuse to introduce herself, and subsequently establish an unofficial date. It works and they are soon an unofficial couple, snuggling, holding hands and spending intimate time together. But as time passes Lizzie and Pete’s fling turns into something more serious as Lizzie starts developing an emotional attachment to her newfound man. Dennis starts to fear that Lizzie will shift her focus from tennis to romance. Pete, a wildcard pick, is reinvigorated by the sight of Lizzie in the stands, and begins winning a series of matches that rocket him to the top of the tournament. With the genuine possibility of a comeback, Pete’s former sleazy, cell-phone-obsessed publicist tracks down his past client, eager to resume relations. Unfortunately Dennis’ worst fears come to realization; obsessed with Pete rather than the competition, Lizzie is quickly eliminated from the tournament and blames Pete for her downfall. Yet the two cannot deny the strong feelings that exist between them and must eventually come to terms with them, even if Lizzie has lost at Wimbledon. “Wimbledon” features a number of real-life tennis pros on its set, including eighties superstar John McEnroe. This film is rated PG-13 for language, sexuality and partial nudity.
13:30 KSA
10:30 GMT
The Good Girl

Justine Last (Jennifer Aniston) is an ordinary housewife living in rural Texas. Her husband, Phil (John C. Reilly) is a painter by profession, though not a terribly motivated one. Most of his free time is spent smoking marijuana with his best pal, Bubba (Tim Blake Nelson). Bubba practically idolizes Phil, and subsequently Justine doesn't have much private time with her husband. During the day she works at the fictional 'Retail Rodeo,' a department store of an even lower pedigree than a typical K-Mart or Wal-Mart. Her coworkers are Corny (Mike White) and Gwen (Deborah Rush). The former is a Bible-thumping nut who constantly warns Justine of eternal damnation, while the later is an unhealthily perky makeup girl who gets her jollies by inserting subliminal insults over the store's PA system. Needless to say Justine's life is mundane at best – at least until a new cashier joins the Rodeo's staff: Holden (Jake Gyllenhaal), a manchild in his early 20s who's unusually obsessed with J. D. Salinger's novel The Catcher in the Rye. While the cashier's real name is Thomas Worther he instead adopts the moniker of the book's lead protagonist, Holden Caulfield, a young man alienated from society's hypocrisy and mediocrity. Naturally Justine can identify with Holden, who insists that Thomas is his 'slave name.' Both are searching for an escape from life's tediousness, and both eventually gain solace by rebelling against conformity – even if only in private. Indeed, the secretive aspect of their relationship adds to its excitement. A friendship that began with casual conversation in the checkout lane morphed into daily lunch, which in turn led to hookups in seedy hotels, and eventually to no less than two irreversible, particularly dim events. Yet what about Phil, who despite his shortcomings is a caring husband who means no harm? At one point viewers discover that he too is jaded by life, and abuses drugs and alcohol to numb the pain. Is Holden really a breath of fresh air in Justine's life, or merely an overly simplistic and immature response to an existential crisis that nearly all men and women eventually encounter? Should Justine learn to be content with both Retail Rodeo and Phil, or follow Holden down an undoubtedly exciting, but potentially destructive and emotionally daunting path? The Good Girl marked Aniston's departure from the upbeat characters and topics of her former endeavors such as Friends and Office Space, proving that she is easily capable of more somber and dramatic roles. Anniston's performance earned her a Teen Choice Award for Choice Movie Actress alongside 3 additional nominations. While this independent effort earned just $16.8 million it was not a failure considering its mere $5 million budget. Critical response to the film was incredibly positive with very few exceptions. Rating: Rated R for sexuality, some explicit language, and drug use.
15:00 KSA
12:00 GMT
Forces Of Nature

Ben Holmes (Ben Affleck) is headed to Savannah, Georgia to tie the knot with his fiancé, Bridget (Maura Tierney). Despite a lifelong fear of flying he opts to travel from New York by plane. He sits and prepares for take off while a beautiful young woman, Sarah Lewis (Sandra Bullock) occupies the seat next to him. As the plane begins inching down the runway a seagull flies into one of its engines, causing a minor accident. All passengers are forced to evacuate the plane. Both Sarah and Ben accompany one another back to the airport terminal. The later decides to catch a ride to Savannah with a man named Vic (Jack Kehler); Sarah, already obsessed with Ben, insists on following along. During the trip both begin to bond, at least until police pull their car over. As it turns out, Vic is a drug mule and everyone in the vehicle spends the night in jail. No matter what method of transportation Sarah and Ben choose a problem always seems to occur. If it's not a surprise hurricane, it’s a lack of funds. At one point the two end up stripping at a gay bar for some extra cash. The real problem, however, is not so much the natural disasters that repeatedly impede the couple's trip. As Ben finds himself enjoying Sarah's companionship, he simultaneously begins to doubt his engagement to Bridget. Is the entire journey a divine sign that Sarah is the true girl for him? Back home Bridget has her own moral dilemma: a former boyfriend has reappeared and an obvious spark between them still exists. Like Ben, Bridget's heart begins to wander in a different direction; anxiety levels rise as she struggles to decide between the two men. Forces of Nature was a moderate success, recuperating its $75 million production cost plus an additional $18 million profit. The soundtrack features songs by trip-hop artists like The Propellerheads, Blue Boy, and Tricky. It won a Teen Choice Award and received two Kids' Choice Award nominations. Rating: Rated PG-13 for sensuality, explicit language, and some drug use.
17:00 KSA
14:00 GMT
Failure to Launch

Matthew McConaughey and Sarah Jessica Parker star in a romantic comedy with a twist in which one person is paid to date the other…but she was never meant to fall in love with him! McConaughey plays Tripp, a thirty-five-year old bachelor who still lives with his parents Sue (Kathy Bates) and Al (football legend Terry Bradshaw). Tripp’s parents were never really bothered by their son’s presence, however, one night their friends discuss the joys of living alone, prompting Al and Sue to consider drastic, though veiled, measures for their son’s eviction. With a son in his late thirties of their own, Al and Sue’s buddies give them the name of an expert in ejecting unwanted houseguests – usually adult sons. Tripp’s parents quickly hire Paula- an interventionist. Paula’s plan is quite simple. She believes that adult men continue living with their parents due to a lack of self-esteem. Her solution is to entice said men and then slowly build up their character. She does it by essentially seducing and manipulating her subjects. Paula pretends to be deeply attracted to her client, extremely interested in his life and in need of his assistance during troubling times. When Paula finally convinces her men to live on their own, she soon breaks up with them. However, her clients’ goal has been achieved: the child will not return to their home, leaving them with a proverbial empty nest Yet she soon discovers that Tripp is not like her previous cases….he is very social and very confident. He has no trouble meeting attractive girls and sleeping with them but he despises long-term commitments and uses his lack of independence to his sexual advantage and whenever he is ready to get rid of a girl he simply reveals that he still lives with his parents. Problem solved. Within a few days he finds another victim and moves on As far as social pressure is concerned, Tripp’s best friends Demo (Bradley Cooper) and Ace (Justin Bartha) also live with their parents, and are rather proud of that fact. Given that Paula’s new target fails to fit her washout profile, she loses focus and eventually finds herself falling in love with the handsome and charismatic Tripp. Likewise, Tripp instantly has feeling for Paula and does not resist reciprocating. Things turn sour when Demo learns that Paula was hired by Al and Sue, and tell Tripp – who, naturally, leaves Paula with a not so pleasant goodbye. Al, Sue, Demo, Ace and Paula’s roommate, Kit (Zooey Deschanel) take matters into their own hands and devise a scheme to reunite the two, who despite their misgivings, truly do care for one another. Failure to Launch (2006) was a considerable box office success. With a budget of $50 million it earned a respectable $128 million worldwide, not including DVD sales and rentals. The romantic comedy was nominated for a Kids’ Choice Award, a People’s Choice Award and two Teen Choice awards. It is Rated PG-13 for sexual content, partial nudity and language.
19:00 KSA
16:00 GMT
Nick And Norah's Infinite Playlist

Nick O'Leary (Michael Cera) has just been dumped by his cold-hearted ex-girlfriend, Tris (Alexis Dziena). He repeatedly calls and begs for her forgiveness, and sends stacks of mix CDs to her doorstep. Ultimately, the discs end up in Tris' waste bin. Norah Silverberg (Kat Dennings), one of Tris' acquaintances and an unspoken foe, regularly rummages through her trash to recover the CDs. Although she does not know Nick, Norah enjoys the mixes and their cover art, continuously wondering who their mysterious creator is. Caroline (Ari Graynor), a hopeless alcoholic, is friends with both girls. Together the three bounce between different Manhattan indie rock clubs to locate their favorite band, 'Where's Fluffy.' At the first club all three girls are enjoying themselves, but when Tris teases Norah about her single status she grabs the first man she sees, kisses him, and claims him as her boyfriend. That man happens to be Nick, who unbeknownst to Norah has just broken up with Tris. Despite an awkward meeting, Nick and Norah have a clear chemistry together; he is also a fan of Where's Fluffy, and joins Norah's scavenger hunt after his performance. Before the quest can resume, however, a heavily intoxicated Caroline needs taken home -- if only they can find her. The night's antics continue as Nick's dilapidated bright yellow Yugo crisscrosses the town, at one point being mistaken for a taxi. His gay bandmates, Thom (Aaron Yoo) and Dev (Rafi Gavron) also join the search. Things get heated when Norah's boy toy friend, Tal (Jay Baruchel) bumps into the gang, ready to pounce Nick for supposedly stealing Norah from him. Soundtrack includes a long list of indie rock groups along with more mainstream artists like Dusty Springfield, Billy Joel, the Spice Girls, and Modest Mouse. Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist earned an MTV Movie Award nomination and three Teen Choice Award nominations. The film more than tripled its $10 million budget, earning $33.5 million at the box office, excluding home video sales and rentals. Rating: Rated PG-13 for mature thematic material including teen drinking, sexuality, explicit language, and crude behavior.
21:00 KSA
18:00 GMT
Heartbreakers

Max and Page are a mother and daughter con team. They share everything with each other: relationship advice, hair and makeup hints and the money they win in costly divorce settlements with rich men. Max seduces wealthy men into marrying her; then Page seduces them into infidelity so Max can drag them through the divorce court. And then it's on to the next victim. When the film opens, the Conners are putting the finishing touches on conning Dean, an auto-body shop owner, with Max marrying him and Page posing as his secretary. When it comes to conning millionaires, Max Conners and her daughter, Page, are real pros. First, Maxine leads them to the altar. Then, Page, uses her God-given assets to lure them into seduction and a hefty divorce settlement! After that, it's on to the next unfortunate victim: repulsive billionaire, William Tensy. Unfortunately, Page breaks the cardinal rule of the con and falls in love, with Jack, a young bartender. Now, Maxine must hold on to her daughter and Tensy's money, before she loses the best partner in crime she will ever have. This movie was nominated for two world-class awards: Golden Satellite & Teen Choice. The budget of the film was US$ 40.000.000, while its total box office revenues worldwide amounted to US$ 57.000.000. This movie is rated PG-13 for sex-related content including dialogue.
23:00 KSA
20:00 GMT
Undiscovered

Brier Tucket and Luke Falcon are an attractive young couple who fall in love at first sight. Unfortunately, neither Luke nor Brier capitalize on their emotions – something they soon regret. Fate will bring them together once again, but will they pass up a second chance at love? Brier is a New Yorker struggling to make a name for herself in the modelling industry; Luke is a musician visiting his brother, Euan, before heading back to his native Los Angeles. While on the subway, and almost immediately before departing for LA, Luke bumps into Brier; instantly the two are mesmerized with each other, but for some reason neither do as much as even exchange numbers. The lovely, yet uncomfortable moment is sealed in the couple’s minds when Luke throws his winter gloves for Brier to keep just as the subway’s doors close. Time passes. Luke continues pursuing his musical career in Los Angeles, playing at various small clubs in the area and dreaming of stardom. Meanwhile, in New York, Brier begins doubting her prospects as a model, opting instead to pursue dancing. Later, once settled in the city of angels, she will find her true calling as an actress. One night while clubbing with friend and fellow acting student Clea she randomly attends one of Luke’s performances. Recognizing Brier, Luke calls his anonymous crush from the stage, and later formally introduces himself to her. Both girls agree that the young singer is talented, but after a bad experience with a British rocker, Brier has vowed to never date a musician again. Obviously Luke is disappointed with her decision, but Brier has no intention of abandoning him. Rather than pursue a platonic relationship with Luke, the aspiring actress, along with Clea use their industry contacts to jumpstart the young musician’s career. With some obsessive guerrilla marketing the two ladies land Luke a record contract; he is an overnight sensation who is destined for international stardom. Despite Brier’s vow to never date a rock star, she is frequently tempted. Tensions rise further when Luke scores a hot Brazilian model as a companion. While both are scared to commit to each other, their friends and associates are convinced that they are perfect for one another. Will Luke and Brier overcome their fears, or will they make a decision both will regret? This movie is rated PG-13 for sexual material including dialogue, partial nudity, language and drug content.
1:00 KSA
22:00 GMT
Raising Helen

Raising Helen is a comedy about a high flying top fashion executive living the luxurious life in Manhattan who faces a life choice between glamour and family when sudden tragedy strikes. The endearing Kate Hudson plays Helen Harris who’s older sister Lindsay and brother-in-law die in a tragic car accident and Helen is unexpectedly given custody of Lindsay’s three young children. Both Helen and her sister Jenny are shocked by their deceased sister’s decision. The two sisters are complete opposites: while Helen loves partying all night, dressing in provocative clothing and attending runway shows, Jenny is a straight-laced mom with a tidy, orderly and loving household. Despite Helen’s inexperience as a mother, she decides to honor her sister’s wishes and take responsibility of the kids. Initially she approaches her duty haphazardly, continuing to live her life as before but unfortunately, fashion and motherhood clash and the kids are not particularly welcome guests at Helen’s runway events. Yet with time Helen starts to bond with the children and begins transforming her party girl lifestyle into a domestic one. Although Helen attempts to juggle both lifestyles, she becomes overwhelmed and eventually loses her Manhattan job. Forced to leave her life of luxury behind, she relocates to an inexpensive section of Queens, New York where she obtains employment at a car dealership. Meanwhile, her friendly Indian neighbor, Nilma Prasad, gives Helen some valuable lessons in motherhood and lends a helping hand whenever possible. Helen begins to realize that stages and lights are not what matter in life and even finds love in an unexpected place with a formally unlikely candidate. But can Helen truly give up her lifelong dream of fashion for the role of a housewife? Kate Hudson was nominated a Teen Choice Award for her role in “Raising Helen.” The film is rated PG-13 for thematic issues involving teens.
1:00 KSA
22:00 GMT

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Wednesday 23 Nov
Life As A House

3:00 KSA
0:00 GMT
I Think I Love My Wife

In marriage no one can hear you scream Chris Rock writes, directs, and stars in a movie which explores a married man's common struggle with extramarital temptations. Richard Cooper has it all: a beautiful wife, Brenda; adorable kids; a successful investment banking career--and complete boredom! He has become obsessed with other women, and a visit from an old friend's former flame, sexy and flirtatious Nikki, has him staring the possibility of infidelity in the face. Nikki pursues a friendship that provides Richard some much-needed excitement, but also lands him in all kinds of trouble. He jeopardizes his reputation at work, causes fights at home, and rapidly loses sight of what he has built his life around. At some point he must choose between his affair-fantasy and remaining the faithful husband and father he's always been. The movie provides an entertaining and at times thought-provoking modern version of a classic tale, injecting lighthearted humor into a sensitive and all-too-familiar subject that plagues the marriage culture. Rock perfectly channels the suburban, career-climbing family man, while Torres and Washington are convincing as the angel versus devil on his shoulders. This movie is rated R for pervasive language and some sexual content.
4:30 KSA
1:30 GMT
Wimbledon

Lizzie Bradbury is an up and coming young tennis player with an overprotective father. Pete Colt is a former tennis star ready to throw in the towel before his career hits rock bottom. Together the two form an unexpected relationship providing each other with the emotional support and love to fuel their eventual success. Pete Colt’s career in tennis was quite respectable; while he was never awarded a title at Wimbledon he was ranked the eleventh best tennis player in the world, no small feat. No longer the young man he used to be, Pete is ready to announce his retirement to an extremely uninterested press. The public's attention is now on Lizzie, an attractive young American girl expected to take the tennis world by storm. Her father, Dennis is her manager and mentor, trailing her and ensuring that she never waivers from the path of success. Lizzie and Pete’s first encounter is rather unconventional. The pair is staying in the same hotel, along with many other Wimbledon participants and spectators. While searching for his room Pete becomes confused and accidentally wanders into Lizzie’s suite, where he finds the young tennis player taking a shower. Surprisingly calm, Lizzie uses the incident as a excuse to introduce herself, and subsequently establish an unofficial date. It works and they are soon an unofficial couple, snuggling, holding hands and spending intimate time together. But as time passes Lizzie and Pete’s fling turns into something more serious as Lizzie starts developing an emotional attachment to her newfound man. Dennis starts to fear that Lizzie will shift her focus from tennis to romance. Pete, a wildcard pick, is reinvigorated by the sight of Lizzie in the stands, and begins winning a series of matches that rocket him to the top of the tournament. With the genuine possibility of a comeback, Pete’s former sleazy, cell-phone-obsessed publicist tracks down his past client, eager to resume relations. Unfortunately Dennis’ worst fears come to realization; obsessed with Pete rather than the competition, Lizzie is quickly eliminated from the tournament and blames Pete for her downfall. Yet the two cannot deny the strong feelings that exist between them and must eventually come to terms with them, even if Lizzie has lost at Wimbledon. “Wimbledon” features a number of real-life tennis pros on its set, including eighties superstar John McEnroe. This film is rated PG-13 for language, sexuality and partial nudity.
6:00 KSA
3:00 GMT
My Mother, the Spy

Starring the perpetually gorgeous Dyan Cannon as mom/spy Gloria Shaeffer, this pleasant comedy looks at the strengthening of the mother-daughter bond between the often-absent Gloria and her daughter Alison. While in the Azores, the pair get kidnapped by bad guy Gustavo Vasquez , and Alison learns that her mom's extended absences are the result of her work as an undercover CIA agent! Packed with action and wisecracks, this film offers light comedy with a mix of suspense and heartwarming drama.
7:30 KSA
4:30 GMT
The Good Girl

Justine Last (Jennifer Aniston) is an ordinary housewife living in rural Texas. Her husband, Phil (John C. Reilly) is a painter by profession, though not a terribly motivated one. Most of his free time is spent smoking marijuana with his best pal, Bubba (Tim Blake Nelson). Bubba practically idolizes Phil, and subsequently Justine doesn't have much private time with her husband. During the day she works at the fictional 'Retail Rodeo,' a department store of an even lower pedigree than a typical K-Mart or Wal-Mart. Her coworkers are Corny (Mike White) and Gwen (Deborah Rush). The former is a Bible-thumping nut who constantly warns Justine of eternal damnation, while the later is an unhealthily perky makeup girl who gets her jollies by inserting subliminal insults over the store's PA system. Needless to say Justine's life is mundane at best – at least until a new cashier joins the Rodeo's staff: Holden (Jake Gyllenhaal), a manchild in his early 20s who's unusually obsessed with J. D. Salinger's novel The Catcher in the Rye. While the cashier's real name is Thomas Worther he instead adopts the moniker of the book's lead protagonist, Holden Caulfield, a young man alienated from society's hypocrisy and mediocrity. Naturally Justine can identify with Holden, who insists that Thomas is his 'slave name.' Both are searching for an escape from life's tediousness, and both eventually gain solace by rebelling against conformity – even if only in private. Indeed, the secretive aspect of their relationship adds to its excitement. A friendship that began with casual conversation in the checkout lane morphed into daily lunch, which in turn led to hookups in seedy hotels, and eventually to no less than two irreversible, particularly dim events. Yet what about Phil, who despite his shortcomings is a caring husband who means no harm? At one point viewers discover that he too is jaded by life, and abuses drugs and alcohol to numb the pain. Is Holden really a breath of fresh air in Justine's life, or merely an overly simplistic and immature response to an existential crisis that nearly all men and women eventually encounter? Should Justine learn to be content with both Retail Rodeo and Phil, or follow Holden down an undoubtedly exciting, but potentially destructive and emotionally daunting path? The Good Girl marked Aniston's departure from the upbeat characters and topics of her former endeavors such as Friends and Office Space, proving that she is easily capable of more somber and dramatic roles. Anniston's performance earned her a Teen Choice Award for Choice Movie Actress alongside 3 additional nominations. While this independent effort earned just $16.8 million it was not a failure considering its mere $5 million budget. Critical response to the film was incredibly positive with very few exceptions. Rating: Rated R for sexuality, some explicit language, and drug use.
9:00 KSA
6:00 GMT
Heartbreakers

Max and Page are a mother and daughter con team. They share everything with each other: relationship advice, hair and makeup hints and the money they win in costly divorce settlements with rich men. Max seduces wealthy men into marrying her; then Page seduces them into infidelity so Max can drag them through the divorce court. And then it's on to the next victim. When the film opens, the Conners are putting the finishing touches on conning Dean, an auto-body shop owner, with Max marrying him and Page posing as his secretary. When it comes to conning millionaires, Max Conners and her daughter, Page, are real pros. First, Maxine leads them to the altar. Then, Page, uses her God-given assets to lure them into seduction and a hefty divorce settlement! After that, it's on to the next unfortunate victim: repulsive billionaire, William Tensy. Unfortunately, Page breaks the cardinal rule of the con and falls in love, with Jack, a young bartender. Now, Maxine must hold on to her daughter and Tensy's money, before she loses the best partner in crime she will ever have. This movie was nominated for two world-class awards: Golden Satellite & Teen Choice. The budget of the film was US$ 40.000.000, while its total box office revenues worldwide amounted to US$ 57.000.000. This movie is rated PG-13 for sex-related content including dialogue.
10:30 KSA
7:30 GMT
Failure to Launch

Matthew McConaughey and Sarah Jessica Parker star in a romantic comedy with a twist in which one person is paid to date the other…but she was never meant to fall in love with him! McConaughey plays Tripp, a thirty-five-year old bachelor who still lives with his parents Sue (Kathy Bates) and Al (football legend Terry Bradshaw). Tripp’s parents were never really bothered by their son’s presence, however, one night their friends discuss the joys of living alone, prompting Al and Sue to consider drastic, though veiled, measures for their son’s eviction. With a son in his late thirties of their own, Al and Sue’s buddies give them the name of an expert in ejecting unwanted houseguests – usually adult sons. Tripp’s parents quickly hire Paula- an interventionist. Paula’s plan is quite simple. She believes that adult men continue living with their parents due to a lack of self-esteem. Her solution is to entice said men and then slowly build up their character. She does it by essentially seducing and manipulating her subjects. Paula pretends to be deeply attracted to her client, extremely interested in his life and in need of his assistance during troubling times. When Paula finally convinces her men to live on their own, she soon breaks up with them. However, her clients’ goal has been achieved: the child will not return to their home, leaving them with a proverbial empty nest Yet she soon discovers that Tripp is not like her previous cases….he is very social and very confident. He has no trouble meeting attractive girls and sleeping with them but he despises long-term commitments and uses his lack of independence to his sexual advantage and whenever he is ready to get rid of a girl he simply reveals that he still lives with his parents. Problem solved. Within a few days he finds another victim and moves on As far as social pressure is concerned, Tripp’s best friends Demo (Bradley Cooper) and Ace (Justin Bartha) also live with their parents, and are rather proud of that fact. Given that Paula’s new target fails to fit her washout profile, she loses focus and eventually finds herself falling in love with the handsome and charismatic Tripp. Likewise, Tripp instantly has feeling for Paula and does not resist reciprocating. Things turn sour when Demo learns that Paula was hired by Al and Sue, and tell Tripp – who, naturally, leaves Paula with a not so pleasant goodbye. Al, Sue, Demo, Ace and Paula’s roommate, Kit (Zooey Deschanel) take matters into their own hands and devise a scheme to reunite the two, who despite their misgivings, truly do care for one another. Failure to Launch (2006) was a considerable box office success. With a budget of $50 million it earned a respectable $128 million worldwide, not including DVD sales and rentals. The romantic comedy was nominated for a Kids’ Choice Award, a People’s Choice Award and two Teen Choice awards. It is Rated PG-13 for sexual content, partial nudity and language.
12:00 KSA
9:00 GMT
Nick And Norah's Infinite Playlist

Nick O'Leary (Michael Cera) has just been dumped by his cold-hearted ex-girlfriend, Tris (Alexis Dziena). He repeatedly calls and begs for her forgiveness, and sends stacks of mix CDs to her doorstep. Ultimately, the discs end up in Tris' waste bin. Norah Silverberg (Kat Dennings), one of Tris' acquaintances and an unspoken foe, regularly rummages through her trash to recover the CDs. Although she does not know Nick, Norah enjoys the mixes and their cover art, continuously wondering who their mysterious creator is. Caroline (Ari Graynor), a hopeless alcoholic, is friends with both girls. Together the three bounce between different Manhattan indie rock clubs to locate their favorite band, 'Where's Fluffy.' At the first club all three girls are enjoying themselves, but when Tris teases Norah about her single status she grabs the first man she sees, kisses him, and claims him as her boyfriend. That man happens to be Nick, who unbeknownst to Norah has just broken up with Tris. Despite an awkward meeting, Nick and Norah have a clear chemistry together; he is also a fan of Where's Fluffy, and joins Norah's scavenger hunt after his performance. Before the quest can resume, however, a heavily intoxicated Caroline needs taken home -- if only they can find her. The night's antics continue as Nick's dilapidated bright yellow Yugo crisscrosses the town, at one point being mistaken for a taxi. His gay bandmates, Thom (Aaron Yoo) and Dev (Rafi Gavron) also join the search. Things get heated when Norah's boy toy friend, Tal (Jay Baruchel) bumps into the gang, ready to pounce Nick for supposedly stealing Norah from him. Soundtrack includes a long list of indie rock groups along with more mainstream artists like Dusty Springfield, Billy Joel, the Spice Girls, and Modest Mouse. Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist earned an MTV Movie Award nomination and three Teen Choice Award nominations. The film more than tripled its $10 million budget, earning $33.5 million at the box office, excluding home video sales and rentals. Rating: Rated PG-13 for mature thematic material including teen drinking, sexuality, explicit language, and crude behavior.
13:30 KSA
10:30 GMT
Something To Talk About

Grace (Julia Roberts) discovers that her husband Eddie (Dennis Quaid) is having an affair with another woman. To her surprise, she also discovers that people around her advise her to forgive and forget instead of making an issue out of it. Her father (Robert Duvall) owns a hunter/jumper horse farm and thinks that the whole family should instead concentrate on an upcoming competition. Stars: Julia Roberts, Dennis Quaid
17:00 KSA
14:00 GMT
Sydney White

At the tender age of 9 Sydney White (Amanda Bynes) lost her mother. From that point forward her father and his construction buddies raised Sydney, indirectly teaching her how to fix a sink, but not necessarily how to apply makeup. Although a tomboy, she was an attractive young girl and aspired to attend her mother's alma mater: the fictional Southern Atlantic University. After graduating from high school Sydney's dream came true, and the teen hastened to pledge her mother's sorority, Kappa Phi Nu as well. The Kappa's were a prestigious organization that attracted only the campus's most exemplarily girls. Since mom was a Kappa, however, Sydney's admission was guaranteed by the sorority's bylaws. The sorority's president, Rachel Witchburn (Sara Paxton) is peeved by White's lack of fashion sense though; more problematic, the president's ex boyfriend Tyler (Matt Long) has the hots for Sydney. Now Witchburn is prepared to destroy the new pledge's image and eject her from the Kappa's. White is eventually kicked out of the sorority house, but finds refuge at the Vortex: a rundown building on frat row home to the school's most extreme male social outcasts. Her seven geeky roommates, analogous to Snow White's seven dwarf's, are mesmerized by Sydney's femininity. Soon they propel her to second place on the school's hot or not website, a list of the university's most beautiful ladies. When the Kappa reject usurps Rachel's position on the chart, the sorority pres launches a full scale attack on not just Sydney, but the entire Vortex. With the Vortex home under attack Sydney harnesses the seven dorks' intelligence to defeat Witchburn once and for all. Will the meek inherit the campus? The picture's soundtrack features tracks from Rihanna and Dashboard Confessional. Rating: Rated PG-13 for some explicit language, sexual humor, and partying.
19:00 KSA
16:00 GMT
Fame

An updated version of the 1980 musical, which centered on the students of the New York Academy of Performing Arts. This remake focuses on a group of young students attending a high school for the performing arts. Classmates study various aspects of performance from dance to songwriting to acting, all of them hoping for the chance to one day become stars. Students learn on the first day of classes that their teachers expect them to know everything. In dance class, Ms. Kraft is worried about Kevin Barrett's dancing, but is impressed by Alice Ellerton. In acting class, Jenny Garrison feels uncomfortable to let loose like everyone else. In music class, Mr. Cranston gives Victor Tavares pointers, while Denise Dupree plays the music perfectly on the piano. In the lunchroom, everyone performs "This Is My Life", while Denise and Malik Washburn escape the madness and talk. Denise says that her parents would die if they saw this. Malik reveals that his mom doesn't even know that he's attending the school. Just before freshman year ends, Malik's mom finds out that he is attending P.A. He still attends. This movie is rated PG for thematic material including teen drinking, a sexual situation and language.
21:00 KSA
18:00 GMT
Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde

In the first installment of the Legally Blonde saga, brainy and buxom Elle Woods, managed to get herself accepted into Harvard law school, where she passed with flying colors. In Legally Blonde 2, the lady lawyer is a promising protégé in a big law firm and is hoping to settle down with the man of her dreams. Her dog Bruiser will attend the wedding, but Elle would like Bruiser's mother to attend as well. Hiring a private investigator Elle soon learns that Bruiser's mother is being held in a cosmetic testing facility belonging to a company whose account is handled by her firm. Elle is adamant about changing the unjust policies directed against 'those who can't speak for themselves' – namely animals and thus brings up the testing facility and her suggestion to close it in the company's annual meeting with her firm- and is unfortunately fired for her efforts. But this will not stop the brave and bubbly blonde and the minor snag in her plans inspires her to seek justice on Capitol Hill, so she heads to Washington, where in the floor's tapestry of black, grey and navy suits she sticks out like a pink thumb. But ‘Capitol Barbie’ is not in the least intimidated. With her arsenal of ex-sorority contacts, a sense of humor and style she manages to rally blondes across the country to back her bill on Capitol Hill. Director Charles Herman-Wurmfeld brings us the 2003 "Legally Blonde 2", the sequel to the 2001 "Legally Blonde". This comedy is based on the novel by Amanda Brown, humorously scripted by Dennis Drake. With a budget of close to $45,000,000 and gross box-office revenues totaling $124,914,842, the film was considered a hit. This movie is rated PG-13 for some sex-related humor.
23:00 KSA
20:00 GMT
Forces Of Nature

Ben Holmes (Ben Affleck) is headed to Savannah, Georgia to tie the knot with his fiancé, Bridget (Maura Tierney). Despite a lifelong fear of flying he opts to travel from New York by plane. He sits and prepares for take off while a beautiful young woman, Sarah Lewis (Sandra Bullock) occupies the seat next to him. As the plane begins inching down the runway a seagull flies into one of its engines, causing a minor accident. All passengers are forced to evacuate the plane. Both Sarah and Ben accompany one another back to the airport terminal. The later decides to catch a ride to Savannah with a man named Vic (Jack Kehler); Sarah, already obsessed with Ben, insists on following along. During the trip both begin to bond, at least until police pull their car over. As it turns out, Vic is a drug mule and everyone in the vehicle spends the night in jail. No matter what method of transportation Sarah and Ben choose a problem always seems to occur. If it's not a surprise hurricane, it’s a lack of funds. At one point the two end up stripping at a gay bar for some extra cash. The real problem, however, is not so much the natural disasters that repeatedly impede the couple's trip. As Ben finds himself enjoying Sarah's companionship, he simultaneously begins to doubt his engagement to Bridget. Is the entire journey a divine sign that Sarah is the true girl for him? Back home Bridget has her own moral dilemma: a former boyfriend has reappeared and an obvious spark between them still exists. Like Ben, Bridget's heart begins to wander in a different direction; anxiety levels rise as she struggles to decide between the two men. Forces of Nature was a moderate success, recuperating its $75 million production cost plus an additional $18 million profit. The soundtrack features songs by trip-hop artists like The Propellerheads, Blue Boy, and Tricky. It won a Teen Choice Award and received two Kids' Choice Award nominations. Rating: Rated PG-13 for sensuality, explicit language, and some drug use.
1:00 KSA
22:00 GMT

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Thursday 24 Nov
Heartbreakers

Max and Page are a mother and daughter con team. They share everything with each other: relationship advice, hair and makeup hints and the money they win in costly divorce settlements with rich men. Max seduces wealthy men into marrying her; then Page seduces them into infidelity so Max can drag them through the divorce court. And then it's on to the next victim. When the film opens, the Conners are putting the finishing touches on conning Dean, an auto-body shop owner, with Max marrying him and Page posing as his secretary. When it comes to conning millionaires, Max Conners and her daughter, Page, are real pros. First, Maxine leads them to the altar. Then, Page, uses her God-given assets to lure them into seduction and a hefty divorce settlement! After that, it's on to the next unfortunate victim: repulsive billionaire, William Tensy. Unfortunately, Page breaks the cardinal rule of the con and falls in love, with Jack, a young bartender. Now, Maxine must hold on to her daughter and Tensy's money, before she loses the best partner in crime she will ever have. This movie was nominated for two world-class awards: Golden Satellite & Teen Choice. The budget of the film was US$ 40.000.000, while its total box office revenues worldwide amounted to US$ 57.000.000. This movie is rated PG-13 for sex-related content including dialogue.
4:30 KSA
1:30 GMT
Nick And Norah's Infinite Playlist

Nick O'Leary (Michael Cera) has just been dumped by his cold-hearted ex-girlfriend, Tris (Alexis Dziena). He repeatedly calls and begs for her forgiveness, and sends stacks of mix CDs to her doorstep. Ultimately, the discs end up in Tris' waste bin. Norah Silverberg (Kat Dennings), one of Tris' acquaintances and an unspoken foe, regularly rummages through her trash to recover the CDs. Although she does not know Nick, Norah enjoys the mixes and their cover art, continuously wondering who their mysterious creator is. Caroline (Ari Graynor), a hopeless alcoholic, is friends with both girls. Together the three bounce between different Manhattan indie rock clubs to locate their favorite band, 'Where's Fluffy.' At the first club all three girls are enjoying themselves, but when Tris teases Norah about her single status she grabs the first man she sees, kisses him, and claims him as her boyfriend. That man happens to be Nick, who unbeknownst to Norah has just broken up with Tris. Despite an awkward meeting, Nick and Norah have a clear chemistry together; he is also a fan of Where's Fluffy, and joins Norah's scavenger hunt after his performance. Before the quest can resume, however, a heavily intoxicated Caroline needs taken home -- if only they can find her. The night's antics continue as Nick's dilapidated bright yellow Yugo crisscrosses the town, at one point being mistaken for a taxi. His gay bandmates, Thom (Aaron Yoo) and Dev (Rafi Gavron) also join the search. Things get heated when Norah's boy toy friend, Tal (Jay Baruchel) bumps into the gang, ready to pounce Nick for supposedly stealing Norah from him. Soundtrack includes a long list of indie rock groups along with more mainstream artists like Dusty Springfield, Billy Joel, the Spice Girls, and Modest Mouse. Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist earned an MTV Movie Award nomination and three Teen Choice Award nominations. The film more than tripled its $10 million budget, earning $33.5 million at the box office, excluding home video sales and rentals. Rating: Rated PG-13 for mature thematic material including teen drinking, sexuality, explicit language, and crude behavior.
6:00 KSA
3:00 GMT
There's Only One Jimmy Grimble

Jimmy Grimble is a shy Manchester school boy. At school he is constantly being bullied by the other kids, and at home he has to face his mother's new boyfriend who he doesn't like. However, through football, and some special boots, he manages to gain the confidence to succeed and leads his school football team towards the final of the local schools cup.
7:30 KSA
4:30 GMT
Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde

In the first installment of the Legally Blonde saga, brainy and buxom Elle Woods, managed to get herself accepted into Harvard law school, where she passed with flying colors. In Legally Blonde 2, the lady lawyer is a promising protégé in a big law firm and is hoping to settle down with the man of her dreams. Her dog Bruiser will attend the wedding, but Elle would like Bruiser's mother to attend as well. Hiring a private investigator Elle soon learns that Bruiser's mother is being held in a cosmetic testing facility belonging to a company whose account is handled by her firm. Elle is adamant about changing the unjust policies directed against 'those who can't speak for themselves' – namely animals and thus brings up the testing facility and her suggestion to close it in the company's annual meeting with her firm- and is unfortunately fired for her efforts. But this will not stop the brave and bubbly blonde and the minor snag in her plans inspires her to seek justice on Capitol Hill, so she heads to Washington, where in the floor's tapestry of black, grey and navy suits she sticks out like a pink thumb. But ‘Capitol Barbie’ is not in the least intimidated. With her arsenal of ex-sorority contacts, a sense of humor and style she manages to rally blondes across the country to back her bill on Capitol Hill. Director Charles Herman-Wurmfeld brings us the 2003 "Legally Blonde 2", the sequel to the 2001 "Legally Blonde". This comedy is based on the novel by Amanda Brown, humorously scripted by Dennis Drake. With a budget of close to $45,000,000 and gross box-office revenues totaling $124,914,842, the film was considered a hit. This movie is rated PG-13 for some sex-related humor.
10:30 KSA
7:30 GMT
Sydney White

At the tender age of 9 Sydney White (Amanda Bynes) lost her mother. From that point forward her father and his construction buddies raised Sydney, indirectly teaching her how to fix a sink, but not necessarily how to apply makeup. Although a tomboy, she was an attractive young girl and aspired to attend her mother's alma mater: the fictional Southern Atlantic University. After graduating from high school Sydney's dream came true, and the teen hastened to pledge her mother's sorority, Kappa Phi Nu as well. The Kappa's were a prestigious organization that attracted only the campus's most exemplarily girls. Since mom was a Kappa, however, Sydney's admission was guaranteed by the sorority's bylaws. The sorority's president, Rachel Witchburn (Sara Paxton) is peeved by White's lack of fashion sense though; more problematic, the president's ex boyfriend Tyler (Matt Long) has the hots for Sydney. Now Witchburn is prepared to destroy the new pledge's image and eject her from the Kappa's. White is eventually kicked out of the sorority house, but finds refuge at the Vortex: a rundown building on frat row home to the school's most extreme male social outcasts. Her seven geeky roommates, analogous to Snow White's seven dwarf's, are mesmerized by Sydney's femininity. Soon they propel her to second place on the school's hot or not website, a list of the university's most beautiful ladies. When the Kappa reject usurps Rachel's position on the chart, the sorority pres launches a full scale attack on not just Sydney, but the entire Vortex. With the Vortex home under attack Sydney harnesses the seven dorks' intelligence to defeat Witchburn once and for all. Will the meek inherit the campus? The picture's soundtrack features tracks from Rihanna and Dashboard Confessional. Rating: Rated PG-13 for some explicit language, sexual humor, and partying.
12:00 KSA
9:00 GMT
Fame

An updated version of the 1980 musical, which centered on the students of the New York Academy of Performing Arts. This remake focuses on a group of young students attending a high school for the performing arts. Classmates study various aspects of performance from dance to songwriting to acting, all of them hoping for the chance to one day become stars. Students learn on the first day of classes that their teachers expect them to know everything. In dance class, Ms. Kraft is worried about Kevin Barrett's dancing, but is impressed by Alice Ellerton. In acting class, Jenny Garrison feels uncomfortable to let loose like everyone else. In music class, Mr. Cranston gives Victor Tavares pointers, while Denise Dupree plays the music perfectly on the piano. In the lunchroom, everyone performs "This Is My Life", while Denise and Malik Washburn escape the madness and talk. Denise says that her parents would die if they saw this. Malik reveals that his mom doesn't even know that he's attending the school. Just before freshman year ends, Malik's mom finds out that he is attending P.A. He still attends. This movie is rated PG for thematic material including teen drinking, a sexual situation and language.
13:30 KSA
10:30 GMT
Relative Strangers

Dr. Richard Clayton thought he had the perfect life as a successful psychologist, who earns a respectable salary and with a fiancée Ellen, whom he adores. But at the age of 34 Richard discovers that he is adopted. He decides to hire a private detective who swiftly locates his actual parents and he quickly invites his biological mother and father to visit. Richard’s adopted parents Doug and Arleen Clayton provided their son with an upper class lifestyle, complete with inevitable snobbishness. The young doctor’s life is a dream until his alcoholic brother, Mitch makes it known that he is an adopted child. Richard’s first contact with his estranged parents is over the phone. Elated to finally talk to them he promptly invites the couple to stay at his luxurious home. When the doorbell rings and Richard lays his eyes upon Frank and Agnes Menure he is disappointed to say the least. Frank and Agnes are short and stocky and dressed in mismatched, tacky clothing. To top it off, Frank sports a blatantly obvious and horrible looking toupee. However looks are deceiving and Richard remains optimistic. Unlike their biological son the Menures are far from medical professionals. Rather than a large house they reside in a trailer park and are circus workers. To make matters worse their mannerisms are embarrassingly backward: they are loud, obnoxious, and crude. Richard, an anger management specialist, has his skills repeatedly put to the test as the Menures crash Richard’s book signing and trash his home after a wild party. But can Richard look past the Menures’ crude mannerisms and realize that, despite their flaws, they gave birth to a successful son? Or will this be their first and last encounter? This movie is rated PG-13 due to sexually related humor and language.
15:00 KSA
12:00 GMT
Nim's Island

A young girl inhabits an isolated island with her scientist father and communicates with a reclusive author of the novel she's reading... Anything can happen on Nim's Island, a magical place ruled by a young girl's imagination. It is an existence that mirrors that of Nim's favorite literary character, Alex Rover, the world's greatest adventurer. But Alexandra, the author of the Rover books, leads a reclusive life in the big city. When Nim's father goes missing from their island, a twist of fate brings her together with Alexandra. Now, they must draw courage from their fictional hero, Alex Rover, and find strength in each other to conquer Nim's Island.
19:00 KSA
16:00 GMT
The Prince & Me

Prince Edward, despite his royalty, is by most standards your average twenty-something guy. He enjoys racing cars and beautiful girls, a pastime that earns him unwelcome publicity in his native Denmark. Yet despite having what would appear to be the perfect life, Edward yearns for independence; he has a desire to understand what it is like to be a common person. More importantly, he yearns to find a common girl – not merely someone of royal lineage who he may or may not actually love. However he has no idea of how to make his dreams a reality until he stumbles upon the infamous American video series, “Girls Gone Wild” where drunken college girls expose themselves in front of cameras. Naïve, Edward believes that if he travels to an American college campus, in this case one in Wisconsin he will be able to meet loose girls like those in the video. This leads Edward to beg his parents to send him to America and fend for himself the following year; his mother sternly objects, but his father believes it would be a good experience for the pampered prince and sends him on his way. Accompanying Edward on his trip is Soren, the prince’s personal secretary. Upon arriving at the university the two accidentally strike Paige with their fancy car. While Paige does not get a glimpse of Edward (who has now adopted the nickname ‘Eddie’), he does get a clear gaze of her, which would in turn lead to an obsession. Eddie eventually sees his love again at a local bar and makes a rather obnoxious pass at her. Rather than respond similarly Paige has the prince ejected from the building. Yet Eddie will have another shot when the two are assigned as lab partners in their chemistry class. With time, Paige begins to enjoy Eddie’s company and they soon become a couple. Unbeknownst to Paige, and indeed the entire campus is that the foreign exchange student is a prince. Naturally Paige discovers Edward’s fib and is less than thrilled, especially after her photo is plastered across international tabloids while in lip lock with him. Even if the small town girl should decide to forgive Eddie, would she be willing to forfeit her career as a doctor and accept the title of princess, and eventually queen? “The Prince and Me” was nominated for a Teen Choice Award. This movie is rated PG for some sex-related material and language.
21:00 KSA
18:00 GMT
Candy

Candy follows the harrowing descent of a young couple into the painful enslavement of heroin addiction. Dan and Candy are two young bohemians, who fall madly in love while shooting heroin together. In the beginning, the couple's days are occupied with making love, shoplifting, and having a strung-out wedding day that ends with a lot of giggling over a couple of Big Macs. Despite Candy's disapproving parents, they cling to each other with a fierceness that shuts out any and all outside criticism. When funds or drugs are low they pop by the house of a pharmacology professor named Casper, who uses his professional expertise to supply them with pharmaceutical-grade heroin. As the reality of their addiction creeps to the forefront, they must turn to desperate measures to get their fix. Candy becomes a prostitute, and Dan a thief and con man. Their lives increasingly spiral out of control, and from day to day they go from ecstasy to absolute suffering. However, everything changes, briefly, when she discovers that she is pregnant. Will this Pregnancy change their life? Will Dan and Candy give up drugs for their baby’s sake? The film hits a nerve with its mournful portrait of a romance tainted by drugs. It is a painful movie that avoids glamorizing its subject to honestly convey the tragic consequences. It is also a moving, realistic portrait of how that kind of all-encompassing, obsessive love can sometimes be just as powerful as any drug, and just as hard to kick.
23:00 KSA
20:00 GMT
Sydney White

At the tender age of 9 Sydney White (Amanda Bynes) lost her mother. From that point forward her father and his construction buddies raised Sydney, indirectly teaching her how to fix a sink, but not necessarily how to apply makeup. Although a tomboy, she was an attractive young girl and aspired to attend her mother's alma mater: the fictional Southern Atlantic University. After graduating from high school Sydney's dream came true, and the teen hastened to pledge her mother's sorority, Kappa Phi Nu as well. The Kappa's were a prestigious organization that attracted only the campus's most exemplarily girls. Since mom was a Kappa, however, Sydney's admission was guaranteed by the sorority's bylaws. The sorority's president, Rachel Witchburn (Sara Paxton) is peeved by White's lack of fashion sense though; more problematic, the president's ex boyfriend Tyler (Matt Long) has the hots for Sydney. Now Witchburn is prepared to destroy the new pledge's image and eject her from the Kappa's. White is eventually kicked out of the sorority house, but finds refuge at the Vortex: a rundown building on frat row home to the school's most extreme male social outcasts. Her seven geeky roommates, analogous to Snow White's seven dwarf's, are mesmerized by Sydney's femininity. Soon they propel her to second place on the school's hot or not website, a list of the university's most beautiful ladies. When the Kappa reject usurps Rachel's position on the chart, the sorority pres launches a full scale attack on not just Sydney, but the entire Vortex. With the Vortex home under attack Sydney harnesses the seven dorks' intelligence to defeat Witchburn once and for all. Will the meek inherit the campus? The picture's soundtrack features tracks from Rihanna and Dashboard Confessional. Rating: Rated PG-13 for some explicit language, sexual humor, and partying.
1:00 KSA
22:00 GMT

[OnePiece]

Friday 25 Nov
Barnyard


15:00 KSA
12:00 GMT

Something To Talk About


3:00 KSA
0:00 GMT

Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde

In the first installment of the Legally Blonde saga, brainy and buxom Elle Woods, managed to get herself accepted into Harvard law school, where she passed with flying colors. In Legally Blonde 2, the lady lawyer is a promising protégé in a big law firm and is hoping to settle down with the man of her dreams. Her dog Bruiser will attend the wedding, but Elle would like Bruiser's mother to attend as well. Hiring a private investigator Elle soon learns that Bruiser's mother is being held in a cosmetic testing facility belonging to a company whose account is handled by her firm. Elle is adamant about changing the unjust policies directed against 'those who can't speak for themselves' – namely animals and thus brings up the testing facility and her suggestion to close it in the company's annual meeting with her firm- and is unfortunately fired for her efforts. But this will not stop the brave and bubbly blonde and the minor snag in her plans inspires her to seek justice on Capitol Hill, so she heads to Washington, where in the floor's tapestry of black, grey and navy suits she sticks out like a pink thumb. But ‘Capitol Barbie’ is not in the least intimidated. With her arsenal of ex-sorority contacts, a sense of humor and style she manages to rally blondes across the country to back her bill on Capitol Hill. Director Charles Herman-Wurmfeld brings us the 2003 "Legally Blonde 2", the sequel to the 2001 "Legally Blonde". This comedy is based on the novel by Amanda Brown, humorously scripted by Dennis Drake. With a budget of close to $45,000,000 and gross box-office revenues totaling $124,914,842, the film was considered a hit. This movie is rated PG-13 for some sex-related humor.
4:30 KSA
1:30 GMT

Fame

An updated version of the 1980 musical, which centered on the students of the New York Academy of Performing Arts. This remake focuses on a group of young students attending a high school for the performing arts. Classmates study various aspects of performance from dance to songwriting to acting, all of them hoping for the chance to one day become stars. Students learn on the first day of classes that their teachers expect them to know everything. In dance class, Ms. Kraft is worried about Kevin Barrett's dancing, but is impressed by Alice Ellerton. In acting class, Jenny Garrison feels uncomfortable to let loose like everyone else. In music class, Mr. Cranston gives Victor Tavares pointers, while Denise Dupree plays the music perfectly on the piano. In the lunchroom, everyone performs "This Is My Life", while Denise and Malik Washburn escape the madness and talk. Denise says that her parents would die if they saw this. Malik reveals that his mom doesn't even know that he's attending the school. Just before freshman year ends, Malik's mom finds out that he is attending P.A. He still attends. This movie is rated PG for thematic material including teen drinking, a sexual situation and language.
6:00 KSA
3:00 GMT

Pinocchio

Despite guidance from the Blue Fairy, and the love of his father, Gepetto, a wooden puppet's curious spirit leads him into one wild adventure after another.
7:30 KSA
4:30 GMT

Relative Strangers

Dr. Richard Clayton thought he had the perfect life as a successful psychologist, who earns a respectable salary and with a fiancée Ellen, whom he adores. But at the age of 34 Richard discovers that he is adopted. He decides to hire a private detective who swiftly locates his actual parents and he quickly invites his biological mother and father to visit. Richard’s adopted parents Doug and Arleen Clayton provided their son with an upper class lifestyle, complete with inevitable snobbishness. The young doctor’s life is a dream until his alcoholic brother, Mitch makes it known that he is an adopted child. Richard’s first contact with his estranged parents is over the phone. Elated to finally talk to them he promptly invites the couple to stay at his luxurious home. When the doorbell rings and Richard lays his eyes upon Frank and Agnes Menure he is disappointed to say the least. Frank and Agnes are short and stocky and dressed in mismatched, tacky clothing. To top it off, Frank sports a blatantly obvious and horrible looking toupee. However looks are deceiving and Richard remains optimistic. Unlike their biological son the Menures are far from medical professionals. Rather than a large house they reside in a trailer park and are circus workers. To make matters worse their mannerisms are embarrassingly backward: they are loud, obnoxious, and crude. Richard, an anger management specialist, has his skills repeatedly put to the test as the Menures crash Richard’s book signing and trash his home after a wild party. But can Richard look past the Menures’ crude mannerisms and realize that, despite their flaws, they gave birth to a successful son? Or will this be their first and last encounter? This movie is rated PG-13 due to sexually related humor and language.
9:00 KSA
6:00 GMT

Candy

Candy follows the harrowing descent of a young couple into the painful enslavement of heroin addiction. Dan and Candy are two young bohemians, who fall madly in love while shooting heroin together. In the beginning, the couple's days are occupied with making love, shoplifting, and having a strung-out wedding day that ends with a lot of giggling over a couple of Big Macs. Despite Candy's disapproving parents, they cling to each other with a fierceness that shuts out any and all outside criticism. When funds or drugs are low they pop by the house of a pharmacology professor named Casper, who uses his professional expertise to supply them with pharmaceutical-grade heroin. As the reality of their addiction creeps to the forefront, they must turn to desperate measures to get their fix. Candy becomes a prostitute, and Dan a thief and con man. Their lives increasingly spiral out of control, and from day to day they go from ecstasy to absolute suffering. However, everything changes, briefly, when she discovers that she is pregnant. Will this Pregnancy change their life? Will Dan and Candy give up drugs for their baby’s sake? The film hits a nerve with its mournful portrait of a romance tainted by drugs. It is a painful movie that avoids glamorizing its subject to honestly convey the tragic consequences. It is also a moving, realistic portrait of how that kind of all-encompassing, obsessive love can sometimes be just as powerful as any drug, and just as hard to kick.
10:30 KSA
7:30 GMT

Nim's Island

A young girl inhabits an isolated island with her scientist father and communicates with a reclusive author of the novel she's reading... Anything can happen on Nim's Island, a magical place ruled by a young girl's imagination. It is an existence that mirrors that of Nim's favorite literary character, Alex Rover, the world's greatest adventurer. But Alexandra, the author of the Rover books, leads a reclusive life in the big city. When Nim's father goes missing from their island, a twist of fate brings her together with Alexandra. Now, they must draw courage from their fictional hero, Alex Rover, and find strength in each other to conquer Nim's Island.
12:00 KSA
9:00 GMT

The Prince & Me

Prince Edward, despite his royalty, is by most standards your average twenty-something guy. He enjoys racing cars and beautiful girls, a pastime that earns him unwelcome publicity in his native Denmark. Yet despite having what would appear to be the perfect life, Edward yearns for independence; he has a desire to understand what it is like to be a common person. More importantly, he yearns to find a common girl – not merely someone of royal lineage who he may or may not actually love. However he has no idea of how to make his dreams a reality until he stumbles upon the infamous American video series, “Girls Gone Wild” where drunken college girls expose themselves in front of cameras. Naïve, Edward believes that if he travels to an American college campus, in this case one in Wisconsin he will be able to meet loose girls like those in the video. This leads Edward to beg his parents to send him to America and fend for himself the following year; his mother sternly objects, but his father believes it would be a good experience for the pampered prince and sends him on his way. Accompanying Edward on his trip is Soren, the prince’s personal secretary. Upon arriving at the university the two accidentally strike Paige with their fancy car. While Paige does not get a glimpse of Edward (who has now adopted the nickname ‘Eddie’), he does get a clear gaze of her, which would in turn lead to an obsession. Eddie eventually sees his love again at a local bar and makes a rather obnoxious pass at her. Rather than respond similarly Paige has the prince ejected from the building. Yet Eddie will have another shot when the two are assigned as lab partners in their chemistry class. With time, Paige begins to enjoy Eddie’s company and they soon become a couple. Unbeknownst to Paige, and indeed the entire campus is that the foreign exchange student is a prince. Naturally Paige discovers Edward’s fib and is less than thrilled, especially after her photo is plastered across international tabloids while in lip lock with him. Even if the small town girl should decide to forgive Eddie, would she be willing to forfeit her career as a doctor and accept the title of princess, and eventually queen? “The Prince and Me” was nominated for a Teen Choice Award. This movie is rated PG for some sex-related material and language.
13:30 KSA
10:30 GMT

Cheaper by the Dozen

Growing pains? They've got twelve of them! In modern America, where the average family has 1.87 children, Tom Baker and wife Kate have decided that life is better, if not cheaper, by the dozen as they attempt to deal with their massive brood of twelve. College sweethearts Tom and Kate both dreamed of having both fulfilling careers and a huge family. But after they had a few kids, Kate gave up her career as a sportswriter, Tom abandoned his hope of becoming the coach of their alma mater's football team, and they moved their brood from the city to the country. Now, after 12 children and a happy life in rural Illinois, Tom has been offered the chance to live his dream and coach the Stallions. No sooner does the family pack up and move to Chicago to pursue Tom's dream job than Kate's ship comes in as well: a publisher has picked up her manuscript based on her experiences raising 12 children. Of course, there's a hitch. Kate has to go to New York for a few days, leaving Tom as the primary caregiver for his clan. With all hell breaking loose at home, Kate on the road, and Tom’s job on the line, the Baker family ultimately chooses not to have it all, but to love what they do have. Can Tom hold it together with his kids--who didn't want to move in the first place--pulling him one way and the university pulling him the other? This movie is rated PG for language and some thematic elements.
15:00 KSA
12:00 GMT

The Foot Fist Way

Fred Simmons (Danny R. McBride) is a small-town karate instructor who owns and operates a strip mall dojo. In general, Simmons' students idolize their teacher despite his obvious lack of skill -- and in some cases human decency. As the sole Taekwondo 'expert' in the city however the wannabe sensei feels important, partially because his pupils have no superior alternative to compare him to but mostly because he is well -- a total jerk. While Simmons may have control over his dojo he has no control over his adulterous, spandex-obsessed wife, Suzie (Mary Jane Bostic). Their already crumbling relationship reaches its nadir when Fred learns that Suzie is two-timing her husband while at work; adding insult to injury, he discovers that her business documents are nothing more than photocopies of her bare breasts and derrière. The relationship eventually comes to a screeching halt and she is booted from Fred's home. The breakup leaves the instructor extremely bitter, causing him to belittle and punish his students in retribution. Faithful customers flee from the business in frustration, while potential members are sexually harassed, insulted, and subsequently scared away. In order to raise Fred's spirits, he travels to meet his lifelong hero, fellow pseudo-professional martial artist and B movie star Chuck 'the Truck' Wallace (Ben Best). Unfortunately the meeting is more damaging than therapeutic; a glimpse into Chuck's everyday life reveals a troubled alcoholic, womanizer, and overall mess. Rather than allow this discovery to drag Simmons deeper into depression he uses it to confront his fears and character flaws. He invites Chuck to his dojo for a public fight, with an audience comprised of his students and adversaries -- namely Suzie. Fred's greatest opponent is not another man though, but his own ego. Whether or not the faux-sensei can defeat Wallace or reverse years of distasteful behavior remains to be seen, however laughs and numerous awkward moments are guaranteed. The Foot Fist Way was filmed on a shoestring budget and unearthed by Will Ferrell who claims to have watched the movie more than 20 times. One might describe it as a mash up of Napoleon Dynamite and Anchorman. The picture earned a modest $245 thousand in theaters, triple its $79 thousand cost of production and rendering it a commercial success. That does not account for home media sales and rentals however, where its cult status is most apparent. Rating: Rated R for strong language and some sexual content
17:00 KSA
14:00 GMT

Barnyard

The Secret Lives Of Animals Beyond The Barn Doors “Barnyard” is an amusing tale of animals who, when humans are not present, take on human characteristics such as driving cars, talking, and even walking on four legs instead of two. Fortunately, the tight-knit community of cows, chickens, and other livestock are taken care of by a strictly vegetarian farmer, who has no interest in slaughtering them. The primary characters are anthropomorphic cows that, despite their large size, manage to do seemingly impossible things. Ben, the elder of the group is in his final years and pleads with his son, Otis to leave behind his wild, irresponsible, life of partying. His son’s future is particularly important to Ben since, after his passing, Otis will inherit his father’s responsibilities; in his current state Otis is far too immature to do so. Otis is forced to grow up quick though when coyotes kill his father. No longer can he have wild, fraternity-like parties, steal cars and create mischief. His focus now is to protect the farm from outside intruders, including not only predatory animals, but also a teenage prankster who enjoys tipping the cows over while they sleep. But does Otis have the strength to lead a new generation of animals? His ability will be tested repeatedly and not only will his life and dignity be at stake, but also the lives of every animal under his supervision. The film’s soundtrack features a surprisingly well-rounded roster of musicians that will appeal to adults and children alike. This movie is rated PG for some mild peril and rude humor.
19:00 KSA
16:00 GMT

City of Angels

Maggie Rice (Meg Ryan) is a secular heart surgeon, unconvinced that a spiritual world or afterlife exists. As a practitioner of medicine she has been trained to search for empirical evidence in all situations; therefore any theoretical or theological claims without tangible proof are immediately dismissed. An otherworldly experience will ultimately challenge Rice's thinking though, while simultaneously touching her heart and soul. During what would ordinary be a routine heart operation, Maggie struggles to revive a man who has suddenly slipped into cardiac arrest. The doctor is a perfectionist who refuses to accept defeat, even when it is seemingly beyond her control. Indeed, her patient's time had already been written, and no amount of effort could have saved him. As a testament to that an angel had entered the operating room preceding his death, tasked to escort the man's soul to heaven. Upon the angel's arrival Maggie feels a strange presence in the room, despite no observable causes. At that moment the angel, named Seth (Nicolas Cage) had laid his eyes upon her, and immediately fell in love. Invisibility initially prevents Seth from introducing himself to Maggie, at least until fellow angel Cassiel (Andre Braugher) explains how. No longer hidden to the world, Seth approaches the doctor and introduces himself. The two form a close friendship, but Maggie is frightened to discover Seth's immunity to injury. Up until this point Seth concealed his true identity, a truth so extraordinary that any person would question his sanity -- and quite likely end the relationship. Nevertheless Maggie maintains feelings for Seth, forcing her to make a difficult decision after receiving a colleague's wedding proposal. The prospect of marrying a spiritual being visible to only her, and incapable of romantic relations seems bleak. When Seth meets a jolly man named Nathaniel (Dennis Franz) however, a possible solution is revealed. City of Angels performed beyond expectations at the box office earning nearly $200 million, effortlessly recuperating its $55 million budget. The picture was nominated for multiple awards, including a Golden Globe, Grammy, and MTV Movie Award. Its soundtrack features performances by Alanis Morissette, Sarah McLachlan, U2 and many more. Rating: Rated PG-13 for sexuality including explicit language, and some nudity.
21:00 KSA
18:00 GMT

Meet the Fockers

Meet the Fockers is the sequel to the hit movie Meet the Parents. In the second installment of the comedy hit movies Pam, the daughter of a retired CIA agent, has been given permission by her tough dad to marry Gaylord "Greg" Focker. The couple decide to travel to Miami, Florida, with Pam’s parents and nephew and their cat to meet Greg’s quirky liberal parents, Roz and Bernie Focker. Greg’s mother, Roz, is a sex therapist for the elderly, while his dad is a prosecutor who stopped practicing when Greg was born to be a stay-at-home dad. On the other hand, Pam’s parents Jack and Dina are traditionally conservative, the point that produces many of the movie's set ups and comic situations. Meet The Fockers has assembled a historic, once-in-a-lifetime cast, which portrayed the movie characters in an exciting way. It is noticed that every conversation is totally inappropriate and downright embarrassing, keeping audiences braced for the next disaster. The film was a commercial success and is the highest grossing live action comedy in history. It gained a total worldwide gross of $516,642,939. The movie also won the ASCAP and the MTV Movie Awards. Building on this success, “Meet the Fockers” will continue with another sequel, “Little Fockers.”
23:00 KSA
20:00 GMT

Nim's Island

A young girl inhabits an isolated island with her scientist father and communicates with a reclusive author of the novel she's reading... Anything can happen on Nim's Island, a magical place ruled by a young girl's imagination. It is an existence that mirrors that of Nim's favorite literary character, Alex Rover, the world's greatest adventurer. But Alexandra, the author of the Rover books, leads a reclusive life in the big city. When Nim's father goes missing from their island, a twist of fate brings her together with Alexandra. Now, they must draw courage from their fictional hero, Alex Rover, and find strength in each other to conquer Nim's Island.
1:00 KSA
22:00 GMT

[OnePiece]

Friday 25 Nov
Barnyard


15:00 KSA
12:00 GMT

Something To Talk About


3:00 KSA
0:00 GMT

Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde

In the first installment of the Legally Blonde saga, brainy and buxom Elle Woods, managed to get herself accepted into Harvard law school, where she passed with flying colors. In Legally Blonde 2, the lady lawyer is a promising protégé in a big law firm and is hoping to settle down with the man of her dreams. Her dog Bruiser will attend the wedding, but Elle would like Bruiser's mother to attend as well. Hiring a private investigator Elle soon learns that Bruiser's mother is being held in a cosmetic testing facility belonging to a company whose account is handled by her firm. Elle is adamant about changing the unjust policies directed against 'those who can't speak for themselves' – namely animals and thus brings up the testing facility and her suggestion to close it in the company's annual meeting with her firm- and is unfortunately fired for her efforts. But this will not stop the brave and bubbly blonde and the minor snag in her plans inspires her to seek justice on Capitol Hill, so she heads to Washington, where in the floor's tapestry of black, grey and navy suits she sticks out like a pink thumb. But ‘Capitol Barbie’ is not in the least intimidated. With her arsenal of ex-sorority contacts, a sense of humor and style she manages to rally blondes across the country to back her bill on Capitol Hill. Director Charles Herman-Wurmfeld brings us the 2003 "Legally Blonde 2", the sequel to the 2001 "Legally Blonde". This comedy is based on the novel by Amanda Brown, humorously scripted by Dennis Drake. With a budget of close to $45,000,000 and gross box-office revenues totaling $124,914,842, the film was considered a hit. This movie is rated PG-13 for some sex-related humor.
4:30 KSA
1:30 GMT

Fame

An updated version of the 1980 musical, which centered on the students of the New York Academy of Performing Arts. This remake focuses on a group of young students attending a high school for the performing arts. Classmates study various aspects of performance from dance to songwriting to acting, all of them hoping for the chance to one day become stars. Students learn on the first day of classes that their teachers expect them to know everything. In dance class, Ms. Kraft is worried about Kevin Barrett's dancing, but is impressed by Alice Ellerton. In acting class, Jenny Garrison feels uncomfortable to let loose like everyone else. In music class, Mr. Cranston gives Victor Tavares pointers, while Denise Dupree plays the music perfectly on the piano. In the lunchroom, everyone performs "This Is My Life", while Denise and Malik Washburn escape the madness and talk. Denise says that her parents would die if they saw this. Malik reveals that his mom doesn't even know that he's attending the school. Just before freshman year ends, Malik's mom finds out that he is attending P.A. He still attends. This movie is rated PG for thematic material including teen drinking, a sexual situation and language.
6:00 KSA
3:00 GMT

Pinocchio

Despite guidance from the Blue Fairy, and the love of his father, Gepetto, a wooden puppet's curious spirit leads him into one wild adventure after another.
7:30 KSA
4:30 GMT

Relative Strangers

Dr. Richard Clayton thought he had the perfect life as a successful psychologist, who earns a respectable salary and with a fiancée Ellen, whom he adores. But at the age of 34 Richard discovers that he is adopted. He decides to hire a private detective who swiftly locates his actual parents and he quickly invites his biological mother and father to visit. Richard’s adopted parents Doug and Arleen Clayton provided their son with an upper class lifestyle, complete with inevitable snobbishness. The young doctor’s life is a dream until his alcoholic brother, Mitch makes it known that he is an adopted child. Richard’s first contact with his estranged parents is over the phone. Elated to finally talk to them he promptly invites the couple to stay at his luxurious home. When the doorbell rings and Richard lays his eyes upon Frank and Agnes Menure he is disappointed to say the least. Frank and Agnes are short and stocky and dressed in mismatched, tacky clothing. To top it off, Frank sports a blatantly obvious and horrible looking toupee. However looks are deceiving and Richard remains optimistic. Unlike their biological son the Menures are far from medical professionals. Rather than a large house they reside in a trailer park and are circus workers. To make matters worse their mannerisms are embarrassingly backward: they are loud, obnoxious, and crude. Richard, an anger management specialist, has his skills repeatedly put to the test as the Menures crash Richard’s book signing and trash his home after a wild party. But can Richard look past the Menures’ crude mannerisms and realize that, despite their flaws, they gave birth to a successful son? Or will this be their first and last encounter? This movie is rated PG-13 due to sexually related humor and language.
9:00 KSA
6:00 GMT

Candy

Candy follows the harrowing descent of a young couple into the painful enslavement of heroin addiction. Dan and Candy are two young bohemians, who fall madly in love while shooting heroin together. In the beginning, the couple's days are occupied with making love, shoplifting, and having a strung-out wedding day that ends with a lot of giggling over a couple of Big Macs. Despite Candy's disapproving parents, they cling to each other with a fierceness that shuts out any and all outside criticism. When funds or drugs are low they pop by the house of a pharmacology professor named Casper, who uses his professional expertise to supply them with pharmaceutical-grade heroin. As the reality of their addiction creeps to the forefront, they must turn to desperate measures to get their fix. Candy becomes a prostitute, and Dan a thief and con man. Their lives increasingly spiral out of control, and from day to day they go from ecstasy to absolute suffering. However, everything changes, briefly, when she discovers that she is pregnant. Will this Pregnancy change their life? Will Dan and Candy give up drugs for their baby’s sake? The film hits a nerve with its mournful portrait of a romance tainted by drugs. It is a painful movie that avoids glamorizing its subject to honestly convey the tragic consequences. It is also a moving, realistic portrait of how that kind of all-encompassing, obsessive love can sometimes be just as powerful as any drug, and just as hard to kick.
10:30 KSA
7:30 GMT

Nim's Island

A young girl inhabits an isolated island with her scientist father and communicates with a reclusive author of the novel she's reading... Anything can happen on Nim's Island, a magical place ruled by a young girl's imagination. It is an existence that mirrors that of Nim's favorite literary character, Alex Rover, the world's greatest adventurer. But Alexandra, the author of the Rover books, leads a reclusive life in the big city. When Nim's father goes missing from their island, a twist of fate brings her together with Alexandra. Now, they must draw courage from their fictional hero, Alex Rover, and find strength in each other to conquer Nim's Island.
12:00 KSA
9:00 GMT

The Prince & Me

Prince Edward, despite his royalty, is by most standards your average twenty-something guy. He enjoys racing cars and beautiful girls, a pastime that earns him unwelcome publicity in his native Denmark. Yet despite having what would appear to be the perfect life, Edward yearns for independence; he has a desire to understand what it is like to be a common person. More importantly, he yearns to find a common girl – not merely someone of royal lineage who he may or may not actually love. However he has no idea of how to make his dreams a reality until he stumbles upon the infamous American video series, “Girls Gone Wild” where drunken college girls expose themselves in front of cameras. Naïve, Edward believes that if he travels to an American college campus, in this case one in Wisconsin he will be able to meet loose girls like those in the video. This leads Edward to beg his parents to send him to America and fend for himself the following year; his mother sternly objects, but his father believes it would be a good experience for the pampered prince and sends him on his way. Accompanying Edward on his trip is Soren, the prince’s personal secretary. Upon arriving at the university the two accidentally strike Paige with their fancy car. While Paige does not get a glimpse of Edward (who has now adopted the nickname ‘Eddie’), he does get a clear gaze of her, which would in turn lead to an obsession. Eddie eventually sees his love again at a local bar and makes a rather obnoxious pass at her. Rather than respond similarly Paige has the prince ejected from the building. Yet Eddie will have another shot when the two are assigned as lab partners in their chemistry class. With time, Paige begins to enjoy Eddie’s company and they soon become a couple. Unbeknownst to Paige, and indeed the entire campus is that the foreign exchange student is a prince. Naturally Paige discovers Edward’s fib and is less than thrilled, especially after her photo is plastered across international tabloids while in lip lock with him. Even if the small town girl should decide to forgive Eddie, would she be willing to forfeit her career as a doctor and accept the title of princess, and eventually queen? “The Prince and Me” was nominated for a Teen Choice Award. This movie is rated PG for some sex-related material and language.
13:30 KSA
10:30 GMT

Cheaper by the Dozen

Growing pains? They've got twelve of them! In modern America, where the average family has 1.87 children, Tom Baker and wife Kate have decided that life is better, if not cheaper, by the dozen as they attempt to deal with their massive brood of twelve. College sweethearts Tom and Kate both dreamed of having both fulfilling careers and a huge family. But after they had a few kids, Kate gave up her career as a sportswriter, Tom abandoned his hope of becoming the coach of their alma mater's football team, and they moved their brood from the city to the country. Now, after 12 children and a happy life in rural Illinois, Tom has been offered the chance to live his dream and coach the Stallions. No sooner does the family pack up and move to Chicago to pursue Tom's dream job than Kate's ship comes in as well: a publisher has picked up her manuscript based on her experiences raising 12 children. Of course, there's a hitch. Kate has to go to New York for a few days, leaving Tom as the primary caregiver for his clan. With all hell breaking loose at home, Kate on the road, and Tom’s job on the line, the Baker family ultimately chooses not to have it all, but to love what they do have. Can Tom hold it together with his kids--who didn't want to move in the first place--pulling him one way and the university pulling him the other? This movie is rated PG for language and some thematic elements.
15:00 KSA
12:00 GMT

The Foot Fist Way

Fred Simmons (Danny R. McBride) is a small-town karate instructor who owns and operates a strip mall dojo. In general, Simmons' students idolize their teacher despite his obvious lack of skill -- and in some cases human decency. As the sole Taekwondo 'expert' in the city however the wannabe sensei feels important, partially because his pupils have no superior alternative to compare him to but mostly because he is well -- a total jerk. While Simmons may have control over his dojo he has no control over his adulterous, spandex-obsessed wife, Suzie (Mary Jane Bostic). Their already crumbling relationship reaches its nadir when Fred learns that Suzie is two-timing her husband while at work; adding insult to injury, he discovers that her business documents are nothing more than photocopies of her bare breasts and derrière. The relationship eventually comes to a screeching halt and she is booted from Fred's home. The breakup leaves the instructor extremely bitter, causing him to belittle and punish his students in retribution. Faithful customers flee from the business in frustration, while potential members are sexually harassed, insulted, and subsequently scared away. In order to raise Fred's spirits, he travels to meet his lifelong hero, fellow pseudo-professional martial artist and B movie star Chuck 'the Truck' Wallace (Ben Best). Unfortunately the meeting is more damaging than therapeutic; a glimpse into Chuck's everyday life reveals a troubled alcoholic, womanizer, and overall mess. Rather than allow this discovery to drag Simmons deeper into depression he uses it to confront his fears and character flaws. He invites Chuck to his dojo for a public fight, with an audience comprised of his students and adversaries -- namely Suzie. Fred's greatest opponent is not another man though, but his own ego. Whether or not the faux-sensei can defeat Wallace or reverse years of distasteful behavior remains to be seen, however laughs and numerous awkward moments are guaranteed. The Foot Fist Way was filmed on a shoestring budget and unearthed by Will Ferrell who claims to have watched the movie more than 20 times. One might describe it as a mash up of Napoleon Dynamite and Anchorman. The picture earned a modest $245 thousand in theaters, triple its $79 thousand cost of production and rendering it a commercial success. That does not account for home media sales and rentals however, where its cult status is most apparent. Rating: Rated R for strong language and some sexual content
17:00 KSA
14:00 GMT

Barnyard

The Secret Lives Of Animals Beyond The Barn Doors “Barnyard” is an amusing tale of animals who, when humans are not present, take on human characteristics such as driving cars, talking, and even walking on four legs instead of two. Fortunately, the tight-knit community of cows, chickens, and other livestock are taken care of by a strictly vegetarian farmer, who has no interest in slaughtering them. The primary characters are anthropomorphic cows that, despite their large size, manage to do seemingly impossible things. Ben, the elder of the group is in his final years and pleads with his son, Otis to leave behind his wild, irresponsible, life of partying. His son’s future is particularly important to Ben since, after his passing, Otis will inherit his father’s responsibilities; in his current state Otis is far too immature to do so. Otis is forced to grow up quick though when coyotes kill his father. No longer can he have wild, fraternity-like parties, steal cars and create mischief. His focus now is to protect the farm from outside intruders, including not only predatory animals, but also a teenage prankster who enjoys tipping the cows over while they sleep. But does Otis have the strength to lead a new generation of animals? His ability will be tested repeatedly and not only will his life and dignity be at stake, but also the lives of every animal under his supervision. The film’s soundtrack features a surprisingly well-rounded roster of musicians that will appeal to adults and children alike. This movie is rated PG for some mild peril and rude humor.
19:00 KSA
16:00 GMT

City of Angels

Maggie Rice (Meg Ryan) is a secular heart surgeon, unconvinced that a spiritual world or afterlife exists. As a practitioner of medicine she has been trained to search for empirical evidence in all situations; therefore any theoretical or theological claims without tangible proof are immediately dismissed. An otherworldly experience will ultimately challenge Rice's thinking though, while simultaneously touching her heart and soul. During what would ordinary be a routine heart operation, Maggie struggles to revive a man who has suddenly slipped into cardiac arrest. The doctor is a perfectionist who refuses to accept defeat, even when it is seemingly beyond her control. Indeed, her patient's time had already been written, and no amount of effort could have saved him. As a testament to that an angel had entered the operating room preceding his death, tasked to escort the man's soul to heaven. Upon the angel's arrival Maggie feels a strange presence in the room, despite no observable causes. At that moment the angel, named Seth (Nicolas Cage) had laid his eyes upon her, and immediately fell in love. Invisibility initially prevents Seth from introducing himself to Maggie, at least until fellow angel Cassiel (Andre Braugher) explains how. No longer hidden to the world, Seth approaches the doctor and introduces himself. The two form a close friendship, but Maggie is frightened to discover Seth's immunity to injury. Up until this point Seth concealed his true identity, a truth so extraordinary that any person would question his sanity -- and quite likely end the relationship. Nevertheless Maggie maintains feelings for Seth, forcing her to make a difficult decision after receiving a colleague's wedding proposal. The prospect of marrying a spiritual being visible to only her, and incapable of romantic relations seems bleak. When Seth meets a jolly man named Nathaniel (Dennis Franz) however, a possible solution is revealed. City of Angels performed beyond expectations at the box office earning nearly $200 million, effortlessly recuperating its $55 million budget. The picture was nominated for multiple awards, including a Golden Globe, Grammy, and MTV Movie Award. Its soundtrack features performances by Alanis Morissette, Sarah McLachlan, U2 and many more. Rating: Rated PG-13 for sexuality including explicit language, and some nudity.
21:00 KSA
18:00 GMT

Meet the Fockers

Meet the Fockers is the sequel to the hit movie Meet the Parents. In the second installment of the comedy hit movies Pam, the daughter of a retired CIA agent, has been given permission by her tough dad to marry Gaylord "Greg" Focker. The couple decide to travel to Miami, Florida, with Pam’s parents and nephew and their cat to meet Greg’s quirky liberal parents, Roz and Bernie Focker. Greg’s mother, Roz, is a sex therapist for the elderly, while his dad is a prosecutor who stopped practicing when Greg was born to be a stay-at-home dad. On the other hand, Pam’s parents Jack and Dina are traditionally conservative, the point that produces many of the movie's set ups and comic situations. Meet The Fockers has assembled a historic, once-in-a-lifetime cast, which portrayed the movie characters in an exciting way. It is noticed that every conversation is totally inappropriate and downright embarrassing, keeping audiences braced for the next disaster. The film was a commercial success and is the highest grossing live action comedy in history. It gained a total worldwide gross of $516,642,939. The movie also won the ASCAP and the MTV Movie Awards. Building on this success, “Meet the Fockers” will continue with another sequel, “Little Fockers.”
23:00 KSA
20:00 GMT

Nim's Island

A young girl inhabits an isolated island with her scientist father and communicates with a reclusive author of the novel she's reading... Anything can happen on Nim's Island, a magical place ruled by a young girl's imagination. It is an existence that mirrors that of Nim's favorite literary character, Alex Rover, the world's greatest adventurer. But Alexandra, the author of the Rover books, leads a reclusive life in the big city. When Nim's father goes missing from their island, a twist of fate brings her together with Alexandra. Now, they must draw courage from their fictional hero, Alex Rover, and find strength in each other to conquer Nim's Island.
1:00 KSA
22:00 GMT

[OnePiece]

Saturday 26 Nov
The Foot Fist Way

Fred Simmons (Danny R. McBride) is a small-town karate instructor who owns and operates a strip mall dojo. In general, Simmons' students idolize their teacher despite his obvious lack of skill -- and in some cases human decency. As the sole Taekwondo 'expert' in the city however the wannabe sensei feels important, partially because his pupils have no superior alternative to compare him to but mostly because he is well -- a total jerk. While Simmons may have control over his dojo he has no control over his adulterous, spandex-obsessed wife, Suzie (Mary Jane Bostic). Their already crumbling relationship reaches its nadir when Fred learns that Suzie is two-timing her husband while at work; adding insult to injury, he discovers that her business documents are nothing more than photocopies of her bare breasts and derrière. The relationship eventually comes to a screeching halt and she is booted from Fred's home. The breakup leaves the instructor extremely bitter, causing him to belittle and punish his students in retribution. Faithful customers flee from the business in frustration, while potential members are sexually harassed, insulted, and subsequently scared away. In order to raise Fred's spirits, he travels to meet his lifelong hero, fellow pseudo-professional martial artist and B movie star Chuck 'the Truck' Wallace (Ben Best). Unfortunately the meeting is more damaging than therapeutic; a glimpse into Chuck's everyday life reveals a troubled alcoholic, womanizer, and overall mess. Rather than allow this discovery to drag Simmons deeper into depression he uses it to confront his fears and character flaws. He invites Chuck to his dojo for a public fight, with an audience comprised of his students and adversaries -- namely Suzie. Fred's greatest opponent is not another man though, but his own ego. Whether or not the faux-sensei can defeat Wallace or reverse years of distasteful behavior remains to be seen, however laughs and numerous awkward moments are guaranteed. The Foot Fist Way was filmed on a shoestring budget and unearthed by Will Ferrell who claims to have watched the movie more than 20 times. One might describe it as a mash up of Napoleon Dynamite and Anchorman. The picture earned a modest $245 thousand in theaters, triple its $79 thousand cost of production and rendering it a commercial success. That does not account for home media sales and rentals however, where its cult status is most apparent. Rating: Rated R for strong language and some sexual content
21:00 KSA
18:00 GMT

The Prince & Me

Prince Edward, despite his royalty, is by most standards your average twenty-something guy. He enjoys racing cars and beautiful girls, a pastime that earns him unwelcome publicity in his native Denmark. Yet despite having what would appear to be the perfect life, Edward yearns for independence; he has a desire to understand what it is like to be a common person. More importantly, he yearns to find a common girl – not merely someone of royal lineage who he may or may not actually love. However he has no idea of how to make his dreams a reality until he stumbles upon the infamous American video series, “Girls Gone Wild” where drunken college girls expose themselves in front of cameras. Naïve, Edward believes that if he travels to an American college campus, in this case one in Wisconsin he will be able to meet loose girls like those in the video. This leads Edward to beg his parents to send him to America and fend for himself the following year; his mother sternly objects, but his father believes it would be a good experience for the pampered prince and sends him on his way. Accompanying Edward on his trip is Soren, the prince’s personal secretary. Upon arriving at the university the two accidentally strike Paige with their fancy car. While Paige does not get a glimpse of Edward (who has now adopted the nickname ‘Eddie’), he does get a clear gaze of her, which would in turn lead to an obsession. Eddie eventually sees his love again at a local bar and makes a rather obnoxious pass at her. Rather than respond similarly Paige has the prince ejected from the building. Yet Eddie will have another shot when the two are assigned as lab partners in their chemistry class. With time, Paige begins to enjoy Eddie’s company and they soon become a couple. Unbeknownst to Paige, and indeed the entire campus is that the foreign exchange student is a prince. Naturally Paige discovers Edward’s fib and is less than thrilled, especially after her photo is plastered across international tabloids while in lip lock with him. Even if the small town girl should decide to forgive Eddie, would she be willing to forfeit her career as a doctor and accept the title of princess, and eventually queen? “The Prince and Me” was nominated for a Teen Choice Award. This movie is rated PG for some sex-related material and language.
6:00 KSA
3:00 GMT

Air Bud

After his father's death, 12-year-old Josh moves to Washington state. Josh is very shy and afraid to try out for the basketball team until he meets a golden retriever named Buddy who can score baskets. Both Josh and Buddy eventually make the team, creating a sensation until Buddy's former owner, Norm Snively, comes along to cash in on the dog's celebrity. Josh and Buddy must stay one step ahead of Snively to rally the team to a state championship.
7:30 KSA
4:30 GMT

Cheaper by the Dozen

Growing pains? They've got twelve of them! In modern America, where the average family has 1.87 children, Tom Baker and wife Kate have decided that life is better, if not cheaper, by the dozen as they attempt to deal with their massive brood of twelve. College sweethearts Tom and Kate both dreamed of having both fulfilling careers and a huge family. But after they had a few kids, Kate gave up her career as a sportswriter, Tom abandoned his hope of becoming the coach of their alma mater's football team, and they moved their brood from the city to the country. Now, after 12 children and a happy life in rural Illinois, Tom has been offered the chance to live his dream and coach the Stallions. No sooner does the family pack up and move to Chicago to pursue Tom's dream job than Kate's ship comes in as well: a publisher has picked up her manuscript based on her experiences raising 12 children. Of course, there's a hitch. Kate has to go to New York for a few days, leaving Tom as the primary caregiver for his clan. With all hell breaking loose at home, Kate on the road, and Tom’s job on the line, the Baker family ultimately chooses not to have it all, but to love what they do have. Can Tom hold it together with his kids--who didn't want to move in the first place--pulling him one way and the university pulling him the other? This movie is rated PG for language and some thematic elements.
9:00 KSA
6:00 GMT

Meet the Fockers

Meet the Fockers is the sequel to the hit movie Meet the Parents. In the second installment of the comedy hit movies Pam, the daughter of a retired CIA agent, has been given permission by her tough dad to marry Gaylord "Greg" Focker. The couple decide to travel to Miami, Florida, with Pam’s parents and nephew and their cat to meet Greg’s quirky liberal parents, Roz and Bernie Focker. Greg’s mother, Roz, is a sex therapist for the elderly, while his dad is a prosecutor who stopped practicing when Greg was born to be a stay-at-home dad. On the other hand, Pam’s parents Jack and Dina are traditionally conservative, the point that produces many of the movie's set ups and comic situations. Meet The Fockers has assembled a historic, once-in-a-lifetime cast, which portrayed the movie characters in an exciting way. It is noticed that every conversation is totally inappropriate and downright embarrassing, keeping audiences braced for the next disaster. The film was a commercial success and is the highest grossing live action comedy in history. It gained a total worldwide gross of $516,642,939. The movie also won the ASCAP and the MTV Movie Awards. Building on this success, “Meet the Fockers” will continue with another sequel, “Little Fockers.”
10:30 KSA
7:30 GMT

Barnyard

The Secret Lives Of Animals Beyond The Barn Doors “Barnyard” is an amusing tale of animals who, when humans are not present, take on human characteristics such as driving cars, talking, and even walking on four legs instead of two. Fortunately, the tight-knit community of cows, chickens, and other livestock are taken care of by a strictly vegetarian farmer, who has no interest in slaughtering them. The primary characters are anthropomorphic cows that, despite their large size, manage to do seemingly impossible things. Ben, the elder of the group is in his final years and pleads with his son, Otis to leave behind his wild, irresponsible, life of partying. His son’s future is particularly important to Ben since, after his passing, Otis will inherit his father’s responsibilities; in his current state Otis is far too immature to do so. Otis is forced to grow up quick though when coyotes kill his father. No longer can he have wild, fraternity-like parties, steal cars and create mischief. His focus now is to protect the farm from outside intruders, including not only predatory animals, but also a teenage prankster who enjoys tipping the cows over while they sleep. But does Otis have the strength to lead a new generation of animals? His ability will be tested repeatedly and not only will his life and dignity be at stake, but also the lives of every animal under his supervision. The film’s soundtrack features a surprisingly well-rounded roster of musicians that will appeal to adults and children alike. This movie is rated PG for some mild peril and rude humor.
12:00 KSA
9:00 GMT

City of Angels

Maggie Rice (Meg Ryan) is a secular heart surgeon, unconvinced that a spiritual world or afterlife exists. As a practitioner of medicine she has been trained to search for empirical evidence in all situations; therefore any theoretical or theological claims without tangible proof are immediately dismissed. An otherworldly experience will ultimately challenge Rice's thinking though, while simultaneously touching her heart and soul. During what would ordinary be a routine heart operation, Maggie struggles to revive a man who has suddenly slipped into cardiac arrest. The doctor is a perfectionist who refuses to accept defeat, even when it is seemingly beyond her control. Indeed, her patient's time had already been written, and no amount of effort could have saved him. As a testament to that an angel had entered the operating room preceding his death, tasked to escort the man's soul to heaven. Upon the angel's arrival Maggie feels a strange presence in the room, despite no observable causes. At that moment the angel, named Seth (Nicolas Cage) had laid his eyes upon her, and immediately fell in love. Invisibility initially prevents Seth from introducing himself to Maggie, at least until fellow angel Cassiel (Andre Braugher) explains how. No longer hidden to the world, Seth approaches the doctor and introduces himself. The two form a close friendship, but Maggie is frightened to discover Seth's immunity to injury. Up until this point Seth concealed his true identity, a truth so extraordinary that any person would question his sanity -- and quite likely end the relationship. Nevertheless Maggie maintains feelings for Seth, forcing her to make a difficult decision after receiving a colleague's wedding proposal. The prospect of marrying a spiritual being visible to only her, and incapable of romantic relations seems bleak. When Seth meets a jolly man named Nathaniel (Dennis Franz) however, a possible solution is revealed. City of Angels performed beyond expectations at the box office earning nearly $200 million, effortlessly recuperating its $55 million budget. The picture was nominated for multiple awards, including a Golden Globe, Grammy, and MTV Movie Award. Its soundtrack features performances by Alanis Morissette, Sarah McLachlan, U2 and many more. Rating: Rated PG-13 for sexuality including explicit language, and some nudity.
13:30 KSA
10:30 GMT

The Foot Fist Way

Fred Simmons (Danny R. McBride) is a small-town karate instructor who owns and operates a strip mall dojo. In general, Simmons' students idolize their teacher despite his obvious lack of skill -- and in some cases human decency. As the sole Taekwondo 'expert' in the city however the wannabe sensei feels important, partially because his pupils have no superior alternative to compare him to but mostly because he is well -- a total jerk. While Simmons may have control over his dojo he has no control over his adulterous, spandex-obsessed wife, Suzie (Mary Jane Bostic). Their already crumbling relationship reaches its nadir when Fred learns that Suzie is two-timing her husband while at work; adding insult to injury, he discovers that her business documents are nothing more than photocopies of her bare breasts and derrière. The relationship eventually comes to a screeching halt and she is booted from Fred's home. The breakup leaves the instructor extremely bitter, causing him to belittle and punish his students in retribution. Faithful customers flee from the business in frustration, while potential members are sexually harassed, insulted, and subsequently scared away. In order to raise Fred's spirits, he travels to meet his lifelong hero, fellow pseudo-professional martial artist and B movie star Chuck 'the Truck' Wallace (Ben Best). Unfortunately the meeting is more damaging than therapeutic; a glimpse into Chuck's everyday life reveals a troubled alcoholic, womanizer, and overall mess. Rather than allow this discovery to drag Simmons deeper into depression he uses it to confront his fears and character flaws. He invites Chuck to his dojo for a public fight, with an audience comprised of his students and adversaries -- namely Suzie. Fred's greatest opponent is not another man though, but his own ego. Whether or not the faux-sensei can defeat Wallace or reverse years of distasteful behavior remains to be seen, however laughs and numerous awkward moments are guaranteed. The Foot Fist Way was filmed on a shoestring budget and unearthed by Will Ferrell who claims to have watched the movie more than 20 times. One might describe it as a mash up of Napoleon Dynamite and Anchorman. The picture earned a modest $245 thousand in theaters, triple its $79 thousand cost of production and rendering it a commercial success. That does not account for home media sales and rentals however, where its cult status is most apparent. Rating: Rated R for strong language and some sexual content
1:00 KSA
22:00 GMT

[OnePiece]

Sunday 27 Nov
AMERICA

3:00 KSA
0:00 GMT

ACES

4:30 KSA
1:30 GMT

City of Angels

Maggie Rice (Meg Ryan) is a secular heart surgeon, unconvinced that a spiritual world or afterlife exists. As a practitioner of medicine she has been trained to search for empirical evidence in all situations; therefore any theoretical or theological claims without tangible proof are immediately dismissed. An otherworldly experience will ultimately challenge Rice's thinking though, while simultaneously touching her heart and soul. During what would ordinary be a routine heart operation, Maggie struggles to revive a man who has suddenly slipped into cardiac arrest. The doctor is a perfectionist who refuses to accept defeat, even when it is seemingly beyond her control. Indeed, her patient's time had already been written, and no amount of effort could have saved him. As a testament to that an angel had entered the operating room preceding his death, tasked to escort the man's soul to heaven. Upon the angel's arrival Maggie feels a strange presence in the room, despite no observable causes. At that moment the angel, named Seth (Nicolas Cage) had laid his eyes upon her, and immediately fell in love. Invisibility initially prevents Seth from introducing himself to Maggie, at least until fellow angel Cassiel (Andre Braugher) explains how. No longer hidden to the world, Seth approaches the doctor and introduces himself. The two form a close friendship, but Maggie is frightened to discover Seth's immunity to injury. Up until this point Seth concealed his true identity, a truth so extraordinary that any person would question his sanity -- and quite likely end the relationship. Nevertheless Maggie maintains feelings for Seth, forcing her to make a difficult decision after receiving a colleague's wedding proposal. The prospect of marrying a spiritual being visible to only her, and incapable of romantic relations seems bleak. When Seth meets a jolly man named Nathaniel (Dennis Franz) however, a possible solution is revealed. City of Angels performed beyond expectations at the box office earning nearly $200 million, effortlessly recuperating its $55 million budget. The picture was nominated for multiple awards, including a Golden Globe, Grammy, and MTV Movie Award. Its soundtrack features performances by Alanis Morissette, Sarah McLachlan, U2 and many more. Rating: Rated PG-13 for sexuality including explicit language, and some nudity.
6:00 KSA
3:00 GMT

Air Bud 2: Golden Receiver

In this sequel Josh Framm's wonder dog Buddy is up to his old tricks when he breaks into the court of a pro basketball game the Framm family is attending. After seeing Buddy play basketball on TV, two animal "collectors" decide he would be the perfect star attraction for their fledgling Moscow circus - and make a plan to kidnap him. Buddy, meanwhile, has taken up football after he is given a ball to play with by the town vet, who is courting Josh's widowed mother. Josh must deal with his mother's new life, while the school football team badly needs Buddy's help.
7:30 KSA
4:30 GMT

Are We Done Yet?

Ice Cube and Nia Long follow up the commercially successful, “Are We There Yet?” with its sequel, “Are We Done Yet?” In this round of fun Nick Persons learns that wife Suzanne is pregnant with his child. ... Will Darcy Since the Persons live in a small city apartment, Nick decides it is time to move into a more spacious, slow-paced location. A search for real estate leads Nick to rural Oregon, where a large mansion becomes the family’s new home – though not without many problems along the way. Sheisty and eccentric realtor/electrician/home remodeler Chuck Mitchell both sells and welcomes the Persons to their new home. Initially the old mansion appeared to only require some minor repairs, though further inspection revealed bad wiring, rotted walls and floors, which Nick falls through numerous times, in addition to leaky plumbing. Ironically, the unpopulated town’s only repairman is Chuck, who is eventually hired by Nick after his own handy work proves disastrous. As time goes on the family discovers Chuck is truly a jack-of-all-trades, not just a blatant opportunist looking for cash. He quickly bonds with the kids and Suzanne, who subsequently find him more interesting and entertaining than dad, creating jealously and a rivalry between the two men. Slapstick comedy ensues while bratty kids, Colin and Ty create havoc and Chuck signs on as Suzanne’s male midwife. It is going to be a bumpy ride ahead for everyone. Despite panning by critics “Are We Done Yet?” pleased audiences just as its predecessor, earning a respectable $58 million worldwide. Children and young adults of the 80s may recognize tidbits of “The Money Pit” (1986) within the picture, which was also directly inspired by the same 40s picture. This movie is rated PG for some sexual innuendo and occasionally harsh language.
9:00 KSA
6:00 GMT

Little Black Book

Stacy is an aspiring newscaster who hopes that her gig as an associate producer on sleazy daytime talk show “Kippie Kann Do!” will propel her to more glamorous heights. At the same time she is in a steady relationship with boyfriend Derek, who she believes has the potential to be her future husband. Derek, however, is not sure that he wants to commit himself to a life long relationship, a sentiment that arouses Stacy’s suspicion. Aware of his playboy past, Stacy is frustrated when Derek refuses to reveal the names, or even details of his many past relationships and decides to take matters into her own hands. On the advice of coworker Barb, Stacy begins snooping through Derek’s PDA containing the phone numbers, addresses, and various pictures of his former lovers. When she discovers that he still talks to some of these women, she becomes even more obsessed. In an effort to reveal Derek’s past, Stacy arranges to meet each of his former girlfriends – ranging from a gynecologist to a chef. Along the way she befriends one of Derek’s former lovers, not informing her that she is now seeing Derek. When Stacy’s case is blown and her boyfriend discovers her investigation methods things get a bit sticky, and her future in television or with Derek is in doubt. “Little Black Book” is rated PG-13 due to some sexual humor and language.
10:30 KSA
7:30 GMT

Message in a Bottle

New Jersey wedding singer Robbie Hart loses all hope after being abandoned at the altar by his fiancee Linda, who decides that the prospect of marrying a guy who sings at wedding receptions doesn't equal the attraction she felt when he was lead singer in a rock band. Afterwards, Robbie finds consolation in his friendship with Julia Sullivan, an effervescent ray of light in the shape of a catering-service waitress at the wedding receptions and bar mitzvahs where he performs. Julia asks Robbie to help her plan her upcoming wedding to sleazy Glenn, DeLorean-driving junk bond salesman who tomcats around and treats women like unfeeling slabs of meat. Julia has no idea Glenn is such a sleaze ball and Robbie is starting to fall for her. Can Robbie win Julia over before she elopes to Las Vegas? Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore play their parts as if the story has never been told before. Most of the time, the script allows them to act believable, giving the well-worn plot some crackle. The Wedding Singer is cheesy fun for the nostalgically inclined. Steve Buscemi tries to steal the film in an uncredited role as a drunk best man, but that honor actually goes to Alexis Arquette, as "George." This movie is rated PG-13 for sex-related material and language.
12:00 KSA
9:00 GMT

Bella

The energy in the kitchen of an elegant Mexican restaurant in Manhattan is cranking up steadily, as the staff braces for the noon rush. One waitress, Nina, is running late, which is becoming a habit. She dashes in at the last minute, but Manny, the owner, tells her this is one time too many, and fires her on the spot. As Nina storms out, the head chef, Manny's brother José (a mysteriously tragic guy, peeking out through a forest of beard and hair), follows her outside to make sure she's OK. When he learns that she is pregnant, he walks away from the restaurant and spends the day at her side, compelled for unknown reasons to try to help her. Over the course of the day, their conversations, encounters, and decisions will send changes rippling through many lives, over many years.
13:30 KSA
10:30 GMT

See Spot Run

A mailman takes care of a dog that, unbeknownst to him, is an FBI drug-sniffing superdog that has escaped from the witness protection program after becoming the target of an assassination.
15:00 KSA
12:00 GMT

The Wendell Baker Story

Near the Texas-Mexico border, Wendell Baker has a few things going for him: his genial nature and optimism and the love of Doreen. His troubles!! He dances around telling her that he loves her, and his idea of work is illegal. He's arrested, imprisoned, and she puts him behind her when she realizes that even prison is just a good excuse for him to play football with the guys. When he is paroled, it's to a job in the "hotel industry" at a board and care home for seniors, where the head nurse is running a scam. Three of the residents respond to Wendell's good heart. Can they expose the scam and help Wendell win back Doreen?
17:00 KSA
14:00 GMT

Elizabethtown

Elizabethtown is about the industrial designer Drew Baylor who is fired from his work in an important international shoe company after the failure of his project. Drew goes to his apartment, and defeated, attempts to commit suicide. However, his sister calls and tells him that his father has just died and he has to go to Elizabethtown, Kentucky, to bring the body back home. At the airport, a quick-witted flight attendant, Claire gives him a free seat in first class, because she doesn't want to have to walk all the way back to coach just for him. After he moves, Claire starts talking to him, and draws him a map to get to Elizabethtown, writing her phone number on its back. Drew arrives at the funeral home, where he sees various members of his family. He insists on honouring his mother's wishes for a cremation, but he soon changes his mind, but it is too late. Drew then decides to return home to commit suicide but Claire prevents him and gives him a map, with instructions and CDs, guiding him "home", with notes along the way to visit certain places. Finally, the directions come to a point where he is given two choices - to continue home or to finish the journey Claire laid out for him. Drew chooses to continue the journey. He is instructed to go to the "Second Largest Farmer's Market in The World" and locates a note telling him to "look for the girl with a red hat". After looking desperately for a few minutes, he finds Claire. This movie is rated PG-13.
19:00 KSA
16:00 GMT

Little Nicky

When your mother is an angel and your father is the devil, life can be really confusing. For Little Nicky, it just got a whole lot worse. His two evil brothers have just escaped from Hell and are wreaking havoc on an unsuspecting earth. Having been the "Prince of Darkness" for ten thousand years, Satan assembles his sons to decide which of them will succeed him, but instead he keeps the throne for himself. Angered by this decision, Adrian and Cassius go to Earth to create a new Hell by possessing religious and political leaders in New York City. As they leave, they freeze the entrance to Hell, preventing more souls from entering and causing Satan's body to begin decomposing. To stop Adrian and Cassius, Satan sends Nicky to Earth with a silver flask that traps whoever drinks from it inside. At first, Nicky has trouble staying alive on Earth. He is killed several times, landing in Hell and returning to New York each time. While learning how to eat and sleep, he meets a talking bulldog named Mr. Beefy, rents an apartment with an actor named Todd and falls in love with a design student named Valerie. Nicky's first encounter with his brothers occurs when Adrian sees him with Valerie, takes mental control of his body and makes him scare her away. Then Nicky sees Cassius on television, possessing the referee of a Harlem Globetrotters game. When he goes to the court and tricks Cassius into the flask, Satanist metalheads John and Peter are so thrilled with his performance that they become his devoted fans. That evening, Nicky tries to apologize to Valerie. The meeting goes badly at first, but she accepts him after he explains who he is and why he is on Earth. Can Nicky find his inner evil in time to save the world? This movie is rated PG-13 for crude sexual humor, some drug content, language and thematic material.
21:00 KSA
18:00 GMT

Revolutionary Road

Author Richard Yates penned his popular novel Revolutionary Road in 1961; immediately film studios were interested in adapting it to the big screen, though debates about the project's execution and profitability stalled its creation for decades. Once a screenplay had been developed in the 90s, an already ailing Yates deemed it unsuitable; his death soon thereafter lessened the prospects of a film adaptation even further. Fortunately, the writer's wife eventually agreed to a screenplay by Justin Haythe, one that she believed remained faithful to her husband's original work. Revolutionary Road features Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet as Frank and April Wheeler, a thirty-something suburbanite couple from Connecticut. Both have forfeited their dreams and conformed to 50s American social norms, believing that happiness would subsequently follow. Instead their lives increased in monotony: April's acting ambitions are crushed, and Frank's job hawking office equipment leaves him angry and unfulfilled. The birth of two children completely destroys any hope that the couple had of pursuing unconventional paths in life. A glimmer of hope appears however when April suggests selling the couple's home, withdrawing their savings, and relocating to Paris. There she hopes to find work as a secretary or translator, while Frank takes time to search for a profession he truly enjoys. Although he is initially hesitant, Mr. Wheeler eventually agrees to the idea, devastating best friends Milly (Kathryn Hahn) and Shep Campbell (David Harbour). April's plans are halted when Frank receives a rewarding promotion at work, one that proves less tedious than his former routine. Infidelity eventually drives the couple even further apart, as both realize that they were in love with the prospects of a picturesque American life, but not each other. Revolutionary Road marks DiCaprio and Winslet's first pairing since 1997's Titanic, though this time in a vastly different dynamic. The picture was a critical and commercial success, earning a Golden Globe and three Oscar nominations. At the box office ticket sales totaled $75 million, effortlessly recuperating its $35 million budget. Its soundtrack features songs by The Ink Spots, The King Cole Trio, Art Blakey and many other popular 50s artists. Rating: Rated R for explicit language and some sexual content/nudity
23:00 KSA
20:00 GMT

Message in a Bottle

New Jersey wedding singer Robbie Hart loses all hope after being abandoned at the altar by his fiancee Linda, who decides that the prospect of marrying a guy who sings at wedding receptions doesn't equal the attraction she felt when he was lead singer in a rock band. Afterwards, Robbie finds consolation in his friendship with Julia Sullivan, an effervescent ray of light in the shape of a catering-service waitress at the wedding receptions and bar mitzvahs where he performs. Julia asks Robbie to help her plan her upcoming wedding to sleazy Glenn, DeLorean-driving junk bond salesman who tomcats around and treats women like unfeeling slabs of meat. Julia has no idea Glenn is such a sleaze ball and Robbie is starting to fall for her. Can Robbie win Julia over before she elopes to Las Vegas? Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore play their parts as if the story has never been told before. Most of the time, the script allows them to act believable, giving the well-worn plot some crackle. The Wedding Singer is cheesy fun for the nostalgically inclined. Steve Buscemi tries to steal the film in an uncredited role as a drunk best man, but that honor actually goes to Alexis Arquette, as "George." This movie is rated PG-13 for sex-related material and language.
1:00 KSA
22:00 GMT

[OnePiece]

Monday 28 Nov
WHAT IF GOD WERE THE SUN?

3:00 KSA
0:00 GMT

Little Black Book

Stacy is an aspiring newscaster who hopes that her gig as an associate producer on sleazy daytime talk show “Kippie Kann Do!” will propel her to more glamorous heights. At the same time she is in a steady relationship with boyfriend Derek, who she believes has the potential to be her future husband. Derek, however, is not sure that he wants to commit himself to a life long relationship, a sentiment that arouses Stacy’s suspicion. Aware of his playboy past, Stacy is frustrated when Derek refuses to reveal the names, or even details of his many past relationships and decides to take matters into her own hands. On the advice of coworker Barb, Stacy begins snooping through Derek’s PDA containing the phone numbers, addresses, and various pictures of his former lovers. When she discovers that he still talks to some of these women, she becomes even more obsessed. In an effort to reveal Derek’s past, Stacy arranges to meet each of his former girlfriends – ranging from a gynecologist to a chef. Along the way she befriends one of Derek’s former lovers, not informing her that she is now seeing Derek. When Stacy’s case is blown and her boyfriend discovers her investigation methods things get a bit sticky, and her future in television or with Derek is in doubt. “Little Black Book” is rated PG-13 due to some sexual humor and language.
4:30 KSA
1:30 GMT

Aquamarine

Two teenage girls discover a mermaid in their beach club's swimming pool.
6:00 KSA
3:00 GMT

Smother

After he's fired from his job, an everyday guy faces pressure from his wife to have a baby and from his mom, who has decided to move in with the young couple. Stars:Dax Shepard, Liv Tyler and Diane Keaton
7:30 KSA
4:30 GMT

See Spot Run

A mailman takes care of a dog that, unbeknownst to him, is an FBI drug-sniffing superdog that has escaped from the witness protection program after becoming the target of an assassination.
9:00 KSA
6:00 GMT

Revolutionary Road

Author Richard Yates penned his popular novel Revolutionary Road in 1961; immediately film studios were interested in adapting it to the big screen, though debates about the project's execution and profitability stalled its creation for decades. Once a screenplay had been developed in the 90s, an already ailing Yates deemed it unsuitable; his death soon thereafter lessened the prospects of a film adaptation even further. Fortunately, the writer's wife eventually agreed to a screenplay by Justin Haythe, one that she believed remained faithful to her husband's original work. Revolutionary Road features Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet as Frank and April Wheeler, a thirty-something suburbanite couple from Connecticut. Both have forfeited their dreams and conformed to 50s American social norms, believing that happiness would subsequently follow. Instead their lives increased in monotony: April's acting ambitions are crushed, and Frank's job hawking office equipment leaves him angry and unfulfilled. The birth of two children completely destroys any hope that the couple had of pursuing unconventional paths in life. A glimmer of hope appears however when April suggests selling the couple's home, withdrawing their savings, and relocating to Paris. There she hopes to find work as a secretary or translator, while Frank takes time to search for a profession he truly enjoys. Although he is initially hesitant, Mr. Wheeler eventually agrees to the idea, devastating best friends Milly (Kathryn Hahn) and Shep Campbell (David Harbour). April's plans are halted when Frank receives a rewarding promotion at work, one that proves less tedious than his former routine. Infidelity eventually drives the couple even further apart, as both realize that they were in love with the prospects of a picturesque American life, but not each other. Revolutionary Road marks DiCaprio and Winslet's first pairing since 1997's Titanic, though this time in a vastly different dynamic. The picture was a critical and commercial success, earning a Golden Globe and three Oscar nominations. At the box office ticket sales totaled $75 million, effortlessly recuperating its $35 million budget. Its soundtrack features songs by The Ink Spots, The King Cole Trio, Art Blakey and many other popular 50s artists. Rating: Rated R for explicit language and some sexual content/nudity
10:30 KSA
7:30 GMT

Elizabethtown

Elizabethtown is about the industrial designer Drew Baylor who is fired from his work in an important international shoe company after the failure of his project. Drew goes to his apartment, and defeated, attempts to commit suicide. However, his sister calls and tells him that his father has just died and he has to go to Elizabethtown, Kentucky, to bring the body back home. At the airport, a quick-witted flight attendant, Claire gives him a free seat in first class, because she doesn't want to have to walk all the way back to coach just for him. After he moves, Claire starts talking to him, and draws him a map to get to Elizabethtown, writing her phone number on its back. Drew arrives at the funeral home, where he sees various members of his family. He insists on honouring his mother's wishes for a cremation, but he soon changes his mind, but it is too late. Drew then decides to return home to commit suicide but Claire prevents him and gives him a map, with instructions and CDs, guiding him "home", with notes along the way to visit certain places. Finally, the directions come to a point where he is given two choices - to continue home or to finish the journey Claire laid out for him. Drew chooses to continue the journey. He is instructed to go to the "Second Largest Farmer's Market in The World" and locates a note telling him to "look for the girl with a red hat". After looking desperately for a few minutes, he finds Claire. This movie is rated PG-13.
12:00 KSA
9:00 GMT

Little Nicky

When your mother is an angel and your father is the devil, life can be really confusing. For Little Nicky, it just got a whole lot worse. His two evil brothers have just escaped from Hell and are wreaking havoc on an unsuspecting earth. Having been the "Prince of Darkness" for ten thousand years, Satan assembles his sons to decide which of them will succeed him, but instead he keeps the throne for himself. Angered by this decision, Adrian and Cassius go to Earth to create a new Hell by possessing religious and political leaders in New York City. As they leave, they freeze the entrance to Hell, preventing more souls from entering and causing Satan's body to begin decomposing. To stop Adrian and Cassius, Satan sends Nicky to Earth with a silver flask that traps whoever drinks from it inside. At first, Nicky has trouble staying alive on Earth. He is killed several times, landing in Hell and returning to New York each time. While learning how to eat and sleep, he meets a talking bulldog named Mr. Beefy, rents an apartment with an actor named Todd and falls in love with a design student named Valerie. Nicky's first encounter with his brothers occurs when Adrian sees him with Valerie, takes mental control of his body and makes him scare her away. Then Nicky sees Cassius on television, possessing the referee of a Harlem Globetrotters game. When he goes to the court and tricks Cassius into the flask, Satanist metalheads John and Peter are so thrilled with his performance that they become his devoted fans. That evening, Nicky tries to apologize to Valerie. The meeting goes badly at first, but she accepts him after he explains who he is and why he is on Earth. Can Nicky find his inner evil in time to save the world? This movie is rated PG-13 for crude sexual humor, some drug content, language and thematic material.
13:30 KSA
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Camouflage

Marty Mackenzie is an unsuccessful stage actor who takes an interest in private investigating. He takes a job working with Jack Potter, a crusty private eye. They both take a case in Beaver Ridge, a seedy small town where a murder is being planned against a rich gravel pit owner. Marty realizes that private investigating is not as it seemed to be.
15:00 KSA
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Nanny Mcphee

Widower Cedric Brown is at his wits' end. His seven children have just scared off their 17th nanny since their mother passed away and seem to have exhausted all local resources. Then, as if by magic, Nanny McPhee appears out of the blue, literally warts and all. This governess has a different approach to minding Mr. Brown's wild brood; each tap of her walking stick seems to work magic and impart a much-needed lesson. Although the children are determined to chase her away, they soon discover how much they really need her. But the Brown family has another problem. Stern Great Aunt Adelaide, the late Mrs. Brown's aunt, has been supporting the family and has issued an ultimatum to Cedric: he must marry by month's end or she will cut off all financial support. Cedric is reluctant to marry just anyone, and his options appear to be limited to the garish widow Selma Quickly. Will he marry to keep his family intact, or have his children learned enough to help him find love again? Firth and an understated Thompson are in fine form, and Lansbury, Imrie, Derek Jacobi, and Peter Barlow are a delight in their supporting roles, as are the children. The costumes and set are infused with vivid colours that lend a larger-than-life, fanciful feel to the film, adding to the magic. This movie is rated PG for mild thematic elements, some rude humour and brief language.
17:00 KSA
14:00 GMT

Last Holiday

Emmy and Academy Award nominated star of blockbusters “Chicago” (2002), “Ice Age: The Meltdown” (2006), and “Bringing Down the House” (2003) Queen Latifah portrays Georgia Byrd, an average girl with inner-beauty and only three weeks to live. Starring alongside Latifah is rap colleague LL Cool J who depicts Sean Williams, Georgia’s shy and handsome coworker who she secretly adores. “Last Holiday” (2006) is a remake of the identically titled British classic featuring Alec Guinness. . Georgia Byrd works at a high scale New Orleans department store selling kitchenware and preparing food samples for its customers. She is an aspiring cook who is addicted to the Food Network and loves watching superstar chef, Emeril Lagasse prepare dishes. When at home, she practices her culinary skills, recreating the delicious dishes featured on Food Network programs. Strangely, however, she never eats them. Extremely self-conscious regarding her weight, Georgia opts instead to eat a low fat, frozen dinner from Weight Watchers. She is frugal, sensible, sweet, single and to her dismay, dreadfully lonely. At work she drools over her coworker Sean. While both Sean and Georgia feel the attraction they are both too shy to articulate it. When it seems that the two are about to spark a relationship, Georgia bangs her head against an open kitchen cabinet, requiring medical evaluation. After receiving a CAT scan, Dr. Gupta (Ranjit Chowdhry) reveals that Georgia suffers from a rare neurological disorder, and that the blow to the head accelerated it. Subsequently, she has just three to four weeks to live; surgery could possibly save her life, but there are no guarantees – and more importantly, her insurance refuses to cover it. But it’s only when she’s about to die does Georgia really start to live and she quickly withdraws her life’s savings and heads to Grandhotel Pupp, a luxurious resort located in the Czech Republic. Pupp is home to one of her culinary idols, world-renowned Chef Didier (Gérard Depardieu). The Louisiana born newcomer soon becomes a popular fixture at the resort, lending her simple but direct advice to its patrons – including a self-help guru and the senator of her home state, who happens to be visiting with his mistress. Though terminally ill, Georgia lives life to its fullest. At the resort’s casino she collects a healthy sum during a game of roulette. She also catches the attention of Chef Didier, who is impressed by Georgia’s cooking skills and even allows her to prepare a few dishes in his kitchen – an honoring gesture. Despite her newfound fame, the lonely store clerk still yearns for those close to her – especially Sean. Just as Georgia attempts to return home an avalanche leaves her trapped inside Pupp; unbeknownst to her, she has a visitor immediately on the other side Last Holiday was nominated for two Teen Choice Awards. Its soundtrack features a number of soul classics by the likes of Marvin Gaye, The Staples Singers, Isaac Hayes, and many more. It is rated PG-13 for some sexual references with a runtime.
19:00 KSA
16:00 GMT

Stardust

The many threads of the story intertwine seamlessly, unfolding at an unforced pace that complements the movie's magical special effects. Charlie Cox stars as Tristan, a somewhat bumbling shopkeeper's assistant in the sleepy English village of Wall, so named for the stone barrier that separates it from the magical realm of Stormhold. Tristan is in love with the beautiful, dismissive Victoria, who much prefers her other suitor, Humphrey, since he has travelled all the way to Ipswich to buy her an engagement ring. Tristan, in a last-ditch effort to win Victoria's affections, offers to bring her a fallen star they've just seen, and she agrees to marry him if he can deliver. Unbeknownst to Tristan, he is the product of his father's sole excursion to Stormhold, where he had a tryst with a mysterious slave girl who said she was a princess. As Tristan retraces his father's steps he discovers that the "star" is actually a beautiful young woman named Yvaine. A trio of witches, led by a delightfully wicked Michelle Pfeiffer, wants to capture Yvaine to cut out her heart and gain eternal youth, while the three remaining sons of the recently deceased king (Peter O'Toole) compete with one another to find the gem Yvaine wears around her neck. With special effects that never outshine the performances and a sweet story peppered with hints of Gaiman's dark sensibility, STARDUST is a truly enchanting fairy tale. This movie is rated PG-13 for some fantasy violence and risque humor.
21:00 KSA
18:00 GMT

The Illusionist

The Illusionist is an Academy Award-nominated film that is loosely based on Steven Millhauser's story "Eisenheim the Illusionist" about a world where nothing is as it seems and an illusionist and a police inspector face off in a challenge of wills that attempts to determine where reality ends and magic begins, blurring the line between power and corruption, love and devotion, and ultimately, life and death. Edward Norton plays a mysterious stage magician, Eisenheim, who bends nature's laws to his will in front of awestruck crowds. When Eisenheim begins to perform his astounding illusions in Vienna, word quickly spreads of the man with other worldly powers, even reaching the ears of one of Europe's most powerful men, Crown Prince Leopold (Rufus Sewell). Leopold attends one of Eisenheim's shows, convinced that he can debunk him during the performance. But when the Prince's beautiful fiancé and companion, Sophie, assists the magician onstage, Eisenheim and Sophie recognize each other from their childhood and a dormant love affair is rekindled. It quickly becomes apparent that both men will go to any length to claim and keep Sophie's love, which is where Vienna's Chief Inspector, Uhl, enters as he is assigned by Leopold to expose Eisenheim, even while the magician gains a devoted and vocal public following. With Uhl doggedly searching for the reasons and the man behind the trickery, Eisenheim prepares to execute his greatest illusion yet. The film was nominated for Oscar Award for best achievement in cinematography in 2007. It won Critics Choice Award for best composer (Philip Glass), Achievement Award for outstanding achievement in filmmaking acting (Jessica Biel) and SDFCS Award for best cinematography (Dick Pope) in 2006. With a production budget of US$ 16.5 millions, the movie grossed US$ 40 millions in domestic market and achieved moderate success worldwide, with revenues amounting to US$ 47 millions. The film is rated PG-13 for some sexuality and violence.
23:00 KSA
20:00 GMT

Elizabethtown

Elizabethtown is about the industrial designer Drew Baylor who is fired from his work in an important international shoe company after the failure of his project. Drew goes to his apartment, and defeated, attempts to commit suicide. However, his sister calls and tells him that his father has just died and he has to go to Elizabethtown, Kentucky, to bring the body back home. At the airport, a quick-witted flight attendant, Claire gives him a free seat in first class, because she doesn't want to have to walk all the way back to coach just for him. After he moves, Claire starts talking to him, and draws him a map to get to Elizabethtown, writing her phone number on its back. Drew arrives at the funeral home, where he sees various members of his family. He insists on honouring his mother's wishes for a cremation, but he soon changes his mind, but it is too late. Drew then decides to return home to commit suicide but Claire prevents him and gives him a map, with instructions and CDs, guiding him "home", with notes along the way to visit certain places. Finally, the directions come to a point where he is given two choices - to continue home or to finish the journey Claire laid out for him. Drew chooses to continue the journey. He is instructed to go to the "Second Largest Farmer's Market in The World" and locates a note telling him to "look for the girl with a red hat". After looking desperately for a few minutes, he finds Claire. This movie is rated PG-13.
1:00 KSA
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