If you’re going to see just one movie this year it has to be this film. Being a comic book nerd has finally paid off in a big way with this film. Heath Ledger is absolutely phenomenal in his finest role ever.

WALL•E discovers a new purpose of life when he stumbles on another robot EVE. EVE runs to space to report her guesses to humans as she thinks WALL•E has unknowingly discovered the key to planet’s future. WALL•E runs behind EVE through the galaxy and provides the audiences an awesome comedy ever to hit the silver screens.

Wes meets Fox (Angelina Jolie) after the death of his father. Fox works hard to unlock all the powers of Wes hereby building him to take the revenge of his father’s murder. In between beauty and the hardcore training, Wes will soon realize that he controls his destiny all by himself. Inspired by awesome graphic novel series by Mark Millar’s, the movie is a stunner.

When they come to know that their niece Amanda (Brittany Snow) is working as a prostitute in Las Vegas he finds this to be the best excuse to visit L.A. in order to bring her back and take her to rehab center. As expected he falls pray to the shine of L.A. and the plot takes shape.

After returning home he finds himself face to face with The Abomination (Tim Roth) – a monster with energy equivalent to that of his own (The Hulk’s). Now, a fight to rescue New York City from destruction starts. Later on he finds himself in a situation where he must opt for the normal human life or permanently become THE INCREDIBLE HULK.

Armed with low experience, no time, and a couple of spy-tech gadgets, Smart has to complete the task with the same enthusiasm with which he is starting. Get Smart fails to live up to the expectations which it had created although it has some highly experienced people behind it.

He romances with his customers under the name of “special services” in the back room until recognized. Old and new enemies try hard to compromise his original identity but slowly all realize the plot of the story: You Don’t Mess With the Zohan.

Pitka is asked to unit the couple and bring back Roanoke so that his team can win the Stanley Cup after a period of 40 years. Save your money and skip The Love Guru as it will fail to live up to your expectations. It is full of errors.

Most of the American cities have been hit by total breakdown of mankind’s behavior for some unknown reasons and hence the reason why Elliot along with others is looking for a safe place. Soon they realize that no one is safe from the crisis no matter wherever they were. Elliot somehow starts to understand the reason behind whatever was happening and it depends on him how he saves the existence of humanity.

Carrie Bradshaw, Samantha (Kim Cattrall), Miranda (Cynthia Nixon), and Charlotte (Kristin Davis) are again fighting (this time on silver screen) for friendships, jobs, and relationships. Four years back Sex and the City was a hit in HBO and now it’s the turn of silver screen. You will find the four gorgeous ladies fighting through marriage, motherhood, and Manhattan real estate and many times bracing yourselves.