Julian Stone Movies

Drake Doremus' romantic drama Like Crazy stars Felicity Jones as Anna, a British girl who comes to America to attend college. In Los Angeles she falls madly in love with fellow student Jacob (Anton Yelchin), who returns her affection absolutely. However, when she overstays her visa, the government kicks her out of the United States, forcing the lovebirds to maintain a long-distance relationship and overcome a number of problems to keep their relationship alive. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

The world's most famous team of astronauts-cum-superheroes returns in the effects-heavy sequel Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. As the story opens, Sue Storm (aka The Invisible Girl [Jessica Alba]) and Reed Richards (aka Mr. Fantastic [Ioan Gruffudd]) prepare for their upcoming, superhero-studded wedding celebration. But Reed cannot stay focused on the nuptials -- he's distracted by wire reports of a bizarre, comet-like object hurtling toward the Earth with tremendous force, triggering brownouts, blackouts, tropical storms, and various other climatological disasters. When the said object hits the island of Manhattan, destroying much of the city in its wake, its identity becomes resoundingly clear. "It" is actually a "he" -- a psychotic villain known as The Silver Surfer (voice of Larry Fishburne) who intends, for some unascertainable reason, to destroy much of the Earth, just as he obliterated dozens of planets before it. Feeling compelled to rally their old gang and save the day, Sue and Reed summon Ben Grimm (aka The Thing [Michael Chiklis]) and Johnny Storm (aka The Human Torch [Chris Evans]) to take on the Surfer -- and end up battling not only him, but an obnoxious Army general (Andre Braugher) and the cantankerous Victor Von Doom (Julian McMahon), who has broken out of his icy prison that held him captive at the end of the first movie. Tim Story returns to direct this sequel. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

With this episode, Hallee Hirsh takes over from Yvonne Zima in the role of Rachel Greene, the rebellious daughter of Dr. Mark Greene (Anthony Edwards). Rachel pops up unexpectedly in Chicago, announcing that she's run away from her mother and that she intends to move in with Doug. Elsewhere, an outraged Weaver (Laura Innes) fires Malucci (Erik Palladino) after he is caught in the middle of an on-the-job sexual indiscretion (in the back of an ambulance!); Carter (Noah Wyle) performs a "reverse burglary" on Abby's (Maura Tierney) behalf; and Corday (Alex Kingston) nods off during surgery. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

A bunch of guys find that the game of poker is being complicated by the game of love in this independent comedy. For the past ten years, Bill (Ray Porter), an author currently wrestling with writer's block, and several of his friends have enjoyed a weekly ritual of an all-night poker game every Friday night. However, Bill's buddies are going through some changes, and one night their game begins to pointedly reflect them. Andy (Dion Luther) asks if it's OK to bring a friend from work to play; the guys say "yes," only to discover that the "friend" is an attractive woman named Liz (Melissa Lechner). Liz also happens to be an excellent poker player, which doesn't make Bill any happier about her presence, nor does Andy's news that he and his girlfriend have gotten engaged. Gordon (Thomas Napier) confesses to Andy that he's been having an affair with the girlfriend of his pal Ty (Mike Cudlitz); Ty, on the other hand, informs Andy that he's been sleeping with Gordon's girlfriend. Nebbishy Karl (David Teitelbaum) has developed a furious crush on the woman who delivers his pizza and is baffled about what to do. And Blake (Matt Foyer), an actor, is currently appearing in a play as Henry Kissinger, and has started "living the role" to the point that he arrives at the game as the former National Security Adviser. In case you're wondering, the title Follow the Bitch comes from a poker game, also known as "Follow Mary" or "Follow the Queen," in which Queens are wild. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Jamie (Helen Hunt) is attracted to the doctor (Julian Stone) supervising her diagnostic procedure. At the same time, Ira (John Pankow) poses as the agent of his cousin Paul (Paul Reiser). While Jamie agonizes over her seeming inability to get pregnant, Paul watches in horror as his job with the Explorer Channel threatens to disappear. ~ Rovi

Melissa Gilbert stars in the title role of this made-for-television adaption of the novel by Danielle Steel. Gilbert stars as Zoya, an Russian orphan who flees her homeland and falls in love with an American Army soldier stationed in Paris. The two settle in New York, start a family and all seems well, but the dramatic twists and turns for Zoya have only just begun. ~ Bernadette McCallion, Rovi

This less than thrilling erotic sequel chronicles the further adventures of a professional voyeur. This time he is hired to watch over an ambassador's sexy wife, but instead of merely watching, he gets involved with her and trouble ensues. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi