Ping pong gets the "Beerfest" treatment. Recruited by the FBI for a secret mission, former professional Ping pong star Randy Daytona (Dan Fogler) is swept into the underground world of extreme ping pong.

"Halloween"

Director, rockstar, living-dead guy Rob Zombie has perverted his way back to a rental shelf near you. This time it's the original story of everyone's favorite serial killer, Michael Myers. Sixteen years ago, a young Michael kills his stepfather, elder sister and her boyfriend. After years of being committed to a mental institution, he escapes and returns to his hometown to pick up where he left off.

"The Heartbreak Kid"

The Farrelly Brothers and Ben Stiller team up for another movie in which Ben Stiller has a hard time with women. Stiller plays Eddie who has started dating an incredibly attractive Lila. With some parental urging, Eddie proposes to her after only a week and they get married. On their honeymoon in Mexico, Lila reveals her awful personality. And then, Eddie meets the woman who he realizes is his actual soul mate. Wacky adventures ensue as Eddie balances his psycho wife and the woman of his dreams.

"The Simpsons Movie"

Doh! Homer has screwed up again. This time drawing the attention of the President of the United States -- Arnold Schwarzenegger -- to the town of Springfield. To redeem himself, Homer embarks on a personal quest to seek forgiveness from Marge, reunite his family and save the town. All of the characters make an appearance in the TV show's first theatrical release.

"Stardust"

"Stardust" is based on the best-selling graphic novel by Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess. The story follows Tristan (Charlie Cox), a young man who is trying to win the heart of Victoria (Sienna Miller) by going capturing a fallen star. Claire Danes, Robert DeNiro and Michelle Pfeiffer also star.

"Underdog"

In the original cartoon, Underdog had to take a pill to bring on his super powers. In this new edition, a beagle named Shoeshine is the victim of a freak accident and finds himself not only able to fly, but also talk. As Spider-Man taught us, with great power comes great responsibility and Underdog embraces the responsibility to save the citizens of Capital City.