"Amazing Grace" tells the story of William Wilberforce, a British 18th Century abolitionist. The movie switches between an elder, sickly Wilberforce in 1797 and a younger more idealistic version of himself in 1789. Many people play key roles in the mission of Wilberforce, most outstanding is John Newton, played by Albert Finney, a former slaveholder who became a clergyman and spent the rest of his days repenting. The title of the movie comes from the name of John Newton's hymn. "Amazing Grace" is directed by Michael Apted ("49 Up") and written by Steven Knight. ("Dirty Pretty Things")

"Paris, Je T'aime"

Big name directors make 18 short movies all set in the City of Lights. Participating directors include the Coen Brothers, Gus Van Sant, Gurinder Chadha, Wes Craven, Walter Salles, Alexander Payne and Olivier Assayas. Some of the movies themselves are in French, but others provide a more outside perspective as American citizens visit Paris. The directors brought along big name actors as well. Elijah Wood, Natalie Portman, Juliette Binoche, and Steve Buscemi are only a few familiar faces that you'll see in the 18 films.

"The Princess Bride"

"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father prepare to die." It's hard to find someone who in not familiar with those words. "The Princess Bride" is now being featured in a 20th anniversary DVD release. This new DVD features "The Princess Bride: The Untold Tales," "The Art of Fencing" "Fairy Tales and Folklore" and "True Love and High Adventure: The Official The Princess Bride DVD Game"

"Shrek The Third"

Shrek and his gang of fairy tale characters from Far, Far Away are back in the latest Shrek film. This time King Harold falls ill and Shrek has to fill his kingly shoes. When King Harold passes away, Shrek (Mike Myer), Donkey (Eddie Murphy) and Puss-in-Boots (Antonio Banderas) set out to find Arthur (Justin Timberlake) the only heir in line for the throne besides Shrek.