The Plot - The Twist - The Ending of all the current movies, now playing at a theater near you! http://www.themoviespoiler.com http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/newmoon.html A full moon slowly wanes, and reveals the title as Bella (Kristen Stewart) explains that violent delights have violent ends. We immediately cut to a crowded street in Italy, everyone is wearing red cloaks, and Bella is forcing her way through the crowd. Suddenly, she's no longer charging through a crowd, but she's shoving branches aside as she runs through the woods to Edward's meadow. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/2012.html In 2009 American Scientist Adrian Helmsley (Chiwetel Ejiofor), travels to a copper mine in India run by his friend Satnam (Jimi Mistry). Satnam has just discovered that the Earth's core temperature is rising at an accelerated rate. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/menwhostareatgoats.html The movie opens with Brigadier General Dean Hopgood (Stephen Lang) staring intently at his wall from behind his desk. He tells his secretary that he will be going into the next room and charges into his wall, hoping to phase through it. He hits the wall hard and says “shit.” http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/thisisit.html The movie starts off with text explaining that the film is a collection of rehearsal recordings that were being shot for Michael's personal collection, but after his death in June it was turned into a concert film... "for the fans." http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/astroboy.html The film begins with a movie being shown in Toby Tenma’s classroom about the history of Metro City and how robots were invented to improve the lives of humans, but by creating so many robots there was a lot of garbage from the defective ones so the city was lifted into the sky with the help of advanced technology. The old earth is referred to as “the surface” and is where all the junk and garbage in Metro City is dumped. Also during the film we get our first glimpse of Dr. Tenma who is the greatest robot builidng scientist in Metro City and he designed all of the robots. A classmate leans over to Toby and asks if that is his father, Toby looks proud and says it is. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/sawVI.html The movie opens in a similar fashion to the earlier films - a woman (played by Tanedra Howard, winner of the 'Scream Queens' reality show) awakens in a dark room with a trap on her head. The trap consists of a headset with two bolts placed at her temples in such a position that they will drill into her brain if activated. Across the room, separated from the girl's location by an impassable fence, an overweight man awakens with the same device on his head. Despite the girl's efforts to control the situation, the man panics, and accidentally activates the signature television message from Jigsaw. Jigsaw blames the two individuals for their roles in medical insurance 'crimes' (denying policies and claims for profit) and directs their attention to a scale mounted between the fences. One of the two will most certainly die, according to Jigsaw, and the survivor will be the one who cuts off the most flesh from their own bodies and places it on the scale in a 60 second time frame. To demonstrate what will happen if they are unsuccessful, Jigsaw gives a warning twist of the screw headsets, causing them minor injuries. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/lawabidingcitizen.html The movie starts off showing Clyde Sheldon (Gerard Butler) working in his home and his daughter next to him making bracelets out of letter cubes.  She’s made one for Clyde with “Daddy” on it.  Someone knocks on the door and when Clyde opens it, Darby and Ames knock him down.  Darby and Ames proceed to tie Clyde and his wife up, and Darby stabs them both and rapes Clyde’s wife as Clyde watches hopelessly.  As Clyde is struggling, Darby tells him “you can’t fight fate”.  His wife dies and just before Clyde passes out, he sees Darby going after his daughter. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/paranormalactivity.html The movie opens with Micah trying out his new video camera. He films the house a bit and then goes outside to greet Katie as she pulls into the driveway. Micah and Katie live together in a newer, planned community in suburban San Diego. She is an English major and he is a day trader. They have been hearing strange noises at night and Micah has bought the camera in order to film their bedroom while they sleep. He believes it’s a neighbor playing a prank but Katie believes it is supernatural. They talk for a bit as he plays with his camera and films as they get ready for bed. They seem like a normal happy couple and although curious about the strange things that are happening around the house, are not too concerned about it. They even joke that the strange noise they are hearing is just the icemaker. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/wherethewildthingsare.html The movie opens up with our main character Max (Max Records), as he screams like a banshee and chases his dog around the house. We then get an idea of how his homelife is: he doesn’t have many friends, his sister constantly ignores him, and he spends most of his time getting lost in his own imagination Some of the things he plays with are his toy sailboat and something that looks like a ball made of sticks.  His mom (Catherine Keener) cares very much for him, but his dad is clearly not around. One day, after he builds a snow igloo, Max throws snowballs at his sister’s friends. A snowball fight ensues, and it looks like everyone’s having fun…..until one kid takes things too far and dives on top of Max’s igloo (with Max still inside). It crumbles, Max emerges from the snow crying, but his sister and his friends just drive off. In a move of anger, Max trashes his sister’s room, including a gift he had made for her. He eventually feels guilty and tells his mom what he did.  They clean up the mess together. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/whipit.html The movie opens with Bliss Cavender (Ellen Page) participating in a beauty pageant. The contestants are lining up on stage and introducing themselves. Her mother Brooke Cavender (Marcia Gay Harden) is seated with the other parents since Bliss told her she didn't want her in back with her. The scenes with the mother with the other parents and the girls on stage are spliced with Bliss dying her hair with best friend Pash. When she is introduced to go on stage it is clear that her hair is a bright blue and her mother is not pleased. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/surrogates.html The movie opens with an intro explaining the back-story in detail. In 2017, humans live in near-total isolation, rarely leaving the safety and comfort of their homes, thanks to remotely-controlled robotic bodies that serve as "surrogates," designed as better-looking versions of their human operators. Because people are safe all the time, and damage done to a surrogate is not felt by its owner, it is a peaceful world free from fear, pain, and crime. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/jenniferbody.html "Hell is a teenage girl." So says the voiceover of Anita "Needy" Lesnicki (Amanda Seyfried), a teenaged girl locked in an asylum. The film opens with a view of a hooded figure appearing and disappearing at a girl's window, before showing us Needy's room at the asylum. Commenting on her numerous mailings - which include religious figures and statuettes, Needy is reminded to head out to the recess yard. Credits roll as she changes into her orange correctional shirt and bunny slippers, eventually making her way past her fellow "Mental Olympians" to punch the tetherball from its pole. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/icandobad.html The movie opens with a rockin’ house number at the Indigo Club (Rock Steady – made famous by Aretha Franklin). Nightclub singer April (Taraji P. Henson) takes the stage with the microphone in one hand and a glass of liquor in the other. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/whiteout.html The movie opens inside a Russian cargo plane flying over freezing airspace.  Two Russian pilots are in the cockpit talking about the cargo they are carrying.  The co-pilot comments that he will go to the cargo hold and take care of things.  The co-pilot enters the cargo hold where three other Russians are enjoying vodka and looking at American nudie magazines while playing games to pass the time.  The co-pilot jokes with one of the Russians.  The camera lingers on a padlocked box in the cargo hold.  While retrieving another bottle of vodka, the co-pilot drops and quickly pulls a guy, shooting one of the cargo Russians.  A firefight ensues between the co-pilot and two cargo hold Russians.  In the middle of the firefight, the pilot is shot and the plane begins to plummet.  Eventually, everyone is dead as the plan crashes into the ice of Antarctica. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/9.html The movie starts off with The Scientist (Alan Oppenheimer) making a sapient ragdoll, on whose back he writes "9". Outside, the world is pretty much destroyed. A while later, when all is silent, 9 comes to life. Looking around, he sees the place ("the First Room") is a mess. He opens window and sees the entire city in ruins. He tries to say something, but nothing happens. He can't talk. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/sororityrow.html The movie opens with a “Pajama Party” (very few pajamas... robes, lingerie, and underwear) at the Theta Pi sorority house in the middle of hazing. The camera wanders through the party, and we meet the housemother Mrs. Crenshaw (Carrie Fisher) and five of the senior class sisters one by one: Jessica (Leah Pipes) is blond, bitchy and either the president of the sorority or self-appointed queen. Ellie (famous daughter Rumer Willis, looking exactly like she did in The House Bunny but without the orthopedic brace) is intelligent/pre-med, has glasses, and is the obligatory awkward less-sexy sister. Claire (Real World alumna Jamie Chung) who is sexy and Asian and looks like the love child of Lucy Liu and Tila Tequila. “Chugs” (Margo Harshman), who drinks a lot and makes nasty jokes, is the epitome of the drunken-slut sorority stereotype. And finally Cassidy (Briana Evigan) who is pretty, responsible, and thus our main character. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/gamer.html The film begins some years in the future from this exact moment. We see ads everywhere (buildings, walls, bus stops, e.t.c…) for the hit game Slayers, and how the star character Kable (Gerard Butler) has four battles left before he earns his freedom. We are then shown a battle in progress – a massive shootout inside a factory. Everyone in the game is controlled by players elsewhere. Characters get points for each kill and for saving a teammate. Some characters are shown to be doing menial tasks in the battlefield, seemingly unaware of all the violence around them. 17-year-old Simon (Logan Lerman) plays/controls Kable and leads him around the factory. After slaughtering most everyone in his way, Kable gets blasted outside of the factory. Kable manages to run to the safe point to win the battle. Afterwards, the surviving characters are transported elsewhere. The other characters congratulate Kable on winning, since he now only has three battles left until freedom. Some of the other characters don’t believe that anyone will be released from the game. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/allaboutsteve.html The movie starts with a terminally cheerful, latex-cherry-boot-wearing Mary Horowitz (Sandra Bullock) walking through Sacramento on her way to work to drop off her weekly crossword for the local city newspaper. She’s a cruciverbalist (a creator of crossword puzzles) and she's very proud of her work, peeking over people's shoulders as they try to figure out her clues. It becomes obvious very quickly, however, that all Mary is not like other people, and all she has is her work. All around her, her coworkers talk about going out and having fun, and another coworker announces his engagement. None of this fazes Mary, who confronts her boss with her fantastic idea to include a DAILY crossword puzzle in the newspaper. Her boss, concerned that Mary is all work and no play, encourages her to start enjoying life. "Try enjoying being normal," he says. She writes this down on her folder. "Be more normal." She then tells her boss that she has a blind date that night, set up by her parents, that she'd planned on canceling. Now she isn't so sure she should cancel it.  http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/extract.html Cindy (Mila Kunis) is at a guitar store trying to find a guitar for her dad. The two employees are completely engrossed by her and ignore other customers. She doesn’t seem to know a lot about guitars so they try to impress her by acting like guitar experts. She asks for a different color and they both go back to get it, leaving her alone with a guitar. She looks around then takes the guitar and drives off. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/shorts.html The film opens with a voiceover by Toe (Toby) Thompson (Jimmy Bennett) as the screen pans over the small town of Black Falls. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/halloween2.html The definition of what a White Horse represents in dreams appears on the screen: it is linked to instinct, purity and the drive of the physical body to release powerful and emotional forces, like rage with ensuing chaos and destruction. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/thefinaldestination.html At the McKinley Speedway racetrack, a group of friends are seated in Section 180, watching a race. Nick O’Bannon, one of the young men in the group, has a premonition in which a car crash kills the majority of the spectators in Section 180. Nick panics, and tries to leave. The resulting scuffle leads to several individuals leaving the race track, confronting Nick outside for his outburst. The group consists of Nick, the main character who saw the accident occur before it happened; Lori, Nick’s girlfriend; Hunt, a young man with a carefree and arrogant attitude; Janet, a skeptical girl who loves shopping; George, the security guard on duty; Carson, a racist redneck; Samantha, a mother of two young boys; Andy, a mechanic; and Naomi, Andy’s wife. Just as the confrontation comes to a boiling point, the crash occurs, and Naomi is torn in half by a tire. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/takingwoodstock.html The movie opens with a British customer asking Sonia Teichberg (Imelda Staunton) for $7 back as a refund for his motel room, which he says is less than satisfactory. The room is dirty, the air-conditioner is just a plastic box propping open the window, and there are no towels. Sonia points him toward signs behind her counter that read there is a no-refund policy and towels are an extra dollar each. They begin to argue and are interrupted by Jake Teichberg (Henry Goodman), her husband, and Elliot Teichberg (Demetri Martin), her son and the main character of the movie.  http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/postgrad.html The movie opens with Ryden Malby (Alexis Bledel) preparing for her college graduation. Ryden has had her life planned out since she was eleven. She wanted to get good grades, earn a college scholarship and get a great job at the publishing house Happerman and Browning. So far, everything is on track including the interview she has scheduled for her dream job.  http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/paperheart.html Paper Heart is partly a documentary about the nature and possibility of love and partly a fictional narrative about Charlyne Yi’s burgeoning romance with Michael Cera.  Yi, a comedian and musician, has never been in love and doesn’t believe that she will ever love anyone else.  She sets out with director Nicholas Jasenovec (played by Jake M. Johnson) to interview people from all walks of life about love in the hope of discovering how relationships develop and survive.   http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/goods.html Selleck Motors is not having a good year.  When the movie opens we see all the salesmen standing around listlessly.  When a couple does approach a car they are greeted by one of the salesmen, Dick Lewiston (Charles Napier) a crazy old man who ends up making several sexist remarks, then gets in a fistfight with the husband.  http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/district9.html The movie opens with a series of interviews and news clips, including one with Wikus Van De Merwe (Sharlto Copley) a worker for MNU who nervously fumbles with the mic as he is being interviewed. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/julielulia.html It’s 1949 in France.  Some men are packing a car while Julia (Meryl Streep) and Paul Child (Stanley Tucci) arrive in Paris.  Julia seems enchanted with the streets of Paris when they both arrive at their house and are greeted by a maid.  http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/gijoe.html The film opens in the 17th century, where an arms dealer named McCullen is being taken to a dungeon by French soldiers. The French soldiers accuse McCullen of selling arms to both sides of a war and conspiring to kill the French king. McCullen insults the French king and vows that even if he is killed, his descendants will carry on his work. The commander of the soldiers replies that they're not going to kill him; they instead take a burning iron mask and smelt it into McCullen's face to make an example of him. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/aperfectgetaway.html The film begins with video footage of a wedding. The footage is intercut with newlyweds Cliff (Steve Zahn) and Cydney (Milla Jovovich) driving in Hawaii on their honeymoon. Cydney videotapes them and notices for the first time a scar under Cliff’s chin. He says that his brother hit him when they were younger. In the wedding footage, we see the brother putting the groom in a headlock and various friends/family talking to the camera about the newlyweds. Cliff nearly crashes their jeep while talking to Cydney. They drive to a goods store and buy hiking equipment. While Cliff makes sure they have everything, Cydney says that it’s been since nine minutes since they’ve been apart. If he tells her that he missed her, she’ll give him a blowjob in the car. Cliff is too focused and doesn’t say it. He gets their permits to go on the hiking trail and pays for their equipment with a big wad of cash. Employee Chronic (Anthony Ruivivar) walks into the store and eyes the money. He helps the couple put their things into the jeep and they drive away. As they pull out of the parking lot, we see a newspaper on the ground. On the cover is a story about two murdered bodies being found in Honolulu. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/orphan.html The movie opens at a hospital. Kate Coleman (Vera Faramiga) and her husband, Jon (Peter Sarsgaard) walk in and Kate is clearly pregnant and clearly in labor. While Jon registers at the front desk in the lobby, Kate is wheeled towards the delivery room, but a painful contraction hits and Kate sees she is bleeding heavily. The nurse pushes the wheelchair along as if nothing is happening, but the audience can see blood trailing behind the wheelchair. In the delivery room, Kate is in a lot of pain and asks where Jon is, but nobody will tell her anything. The doctor tells her to relax, but Kate knows something is wrong with her baby. The nurse tells her that the baby is stillborn but they have to deliver it anyway, Kate is in disbelief and tells them that the baby is alive. Before she has time to think, the doctor grabs his scalpel and begins to cut into Kate's stomach, Kate wants to be put to sleep but the doctor says there isn't time. Kate yells and screams as the doctor cuts into her, Jon walks into the room with a video camera and tells Kate that she is doing perfect. After a few seconds, a baby's cry is heard and the nurse hands her a stillborn baby covered in a bloody blanket. Kate screams in terror. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/uglytruth.html The movie starts off with Abby (Katherine Heigl) going to work at a television station in which she is the producer of a morning talk/news show. When she gets there, many people approach her with their many problems with the show. One anchor, Larry (John Michael Higgins), approaches her, complaining that he does not want to work with the other anchor, Georgia (Cheryl Hines), claiming that he deals with her enough at home. She tells him that other famous anchors could never work with their spouses because they could never handle it, but he can do it. Georgia is having allergy problems with a food dish, but Abby handles the situation, as well as many others. Somehow another stressful show goes by with little on camera issues. Off camera her manager Stuart (Nick Searcy) tells her that even public access shows on at night get better reviews than her show and they have to do something about it. She thinks on this as her assistant Joy (Bree Turner) walks up, telling her about their date they have that night, going on into specifics about the guy. In actuality, she plans the blind dates and gets as much information on the men as she can, giving them to the overly control freak Abby. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/harrypotterhalfblood.html View of the sky, clouds mostly in dark greys or black, highlighted with silver whenever ominious thunder rumbles.  In the background, a voice singsongs, "I killed Sirius Black!", laughing and gloating. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/bruno.html The movie opens with Bruno (the comedic genius Sasha Baron Cohen) at the top of his career-- as the host of a fashion show in Austria and the most popular German-speaking TV personality outside of Germany. He's obviously gay, and is in a satisfying relationship with his small Asian boyfriend (Clifford Banagale), detailed explicitly in their very active sex life. Bruno decides that it's time he expand his career, and decides to attend Prada's fashion week show. He shows up in an all-velcro outfit and proceeds to interview models and a casting agent. He's kicked out of the show, but causes a scene when his velcro outfit gets stuck to a curtain and he ends up on the runway, where he is booed away. This leads to his downfall in Europe and the cancellation of his show, along with being dumped by his boyfriend. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/moon.html The film begins with a commercial from Lunar Industries. Earth has had an energy crisis. Our new primary source of energy is Helium-3, which is found on the moon. Lunar Industries is responsible for the mining of Helium-3 and sending it back to Earth. We are then shown Lunar Industries Sarang Mining Base on the moon. There is only one person in the crew, and their contract is for three years. We are introduced to the employee, Sam Bell (Sam Rockwell). He has grown out his hair and has grown a beard during his time on the base. He puts on a spacesuit and goes outside, where he drives a rover over to a Helium-3 harvester. He collects the Helium-3 and then sends it back to Earth using a rocket. We see how lonely Sam is when he continually talks to himself. Sam has video messages from his bosses and family, but he can’t communicate with them via live feed due to a satellite being jammed. Sam’s only companion is GERTY (voice by Kevin Spacey), an intelligent robot who controls the base and looks after Sam. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/hurtlocker.html Baghdad, 2004 – we see several US soldiers clearing a busy street as the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) unit uses a remote controlled machine to search for bombs. Sergeant Sanborn (Anthony Mackie), controlling the machine, finds an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) hidden in trash bags. Sergeant Thompson (Guy Pearce) sees the IED via camera and identifies it. Sanborn brings the machine back and Specialist Eldridge (Brian Geraghty) attaches a small wagon to the back of the machine. Inside the wagon is a detonator, which they will use to clear the bomb. Sanborn moves the machine and wagon back over to the bomb, but one of the wheels falls off of the wagon. Sanborn detaches the wagon from the machine and brings the machine back, leaving the wagon in the middle of the street. Thompson decides that he will detonate the bomb himself. Sanborn and Eldridge suit him up and put a helmet on him. As Thompson walks to the bomb, a man approaches Sanborn and tries to talk with him. Sanborn forces him away at gunpoint. Thompson picks up the wagon and carries it to the bomb. He places the detonator on the bomb and then starts walking away. As Sanborn and Eldridge joke around, Eldridge sees a man in a nearby shop holding a cell phone. They order the man to drop the phone while Thompson starts to run away. The man detonates the bomb using his phone, killing Thompson before he could reach a safe distance. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/iceage3.html The movie begins with Scrat once again in pursuit of the elusive acorn. It ends up landing on a small cliff and then disappearing near a tree. As he rounds the tree, he sees Scratte, and their theme song by Al Green, “You’ll Never Find,” starts playing as they both dance around who gets the acorn. Eventually, both fall off a cliff, and Scratte grabs the acorn and opens her arms like a parachute (flying squirrel-style) and leaves Scrat falling to the floor. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/publicenemies.html 4 years into the Great Depression. John Dillinger (Johnny Depp) is being escorted into prison by a federal marshal. As a group of prisoners work to make clothing, a box is passed around to each prisoner in a suspicious manner. The prisoners all take weapons out of the box and hide them under their clothes. Moments later, an inmate attacks a guard and a break out occurs. Dillinger, who has been recently released on parole, arranged the break out in order to get his mentor, Walter Dietrich, out of prison along with several of his associates. One of the inmates, Charles Makley, loses their cool and shoots a guard, alerting the guards on the outer walls of what is happening outside. The guards begin firing on Dillinger and the escapees. Walter is shot and Dillinger holds his hand as the car drives away, dragging Walter along. Walter slowly dies and Dillinger lets go, allowing the body to slide to a rest on the side of the road. Dillinger then pistol whips Makley and throws him out of the car. They pull over to the side of the road so that Dillinger can look into the horizon and mourn Walter. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/mysisterskeeper.html The movie begins with a narration from Anna Fitzgerald (Abigail Breslin) discussing the nature of life from conception to birth. Anna is eleven and as such, doesn't know much about sex and believes that we are all souls in heaven before we are assigned a body on Earth through a series of coincidences. She, however, is not a coincidence as she was cultivated in a test tube specifically for the purpose of saving her sister, Kate (Sofia Vassilieva). Kate is diagnosed with acute promyelocytic leukemia at a very young age and her parents Sara (Cameron Diaz) and Brian (Jason Patric) decide to conceive a child with the same genetic match of Kate in order to use the umbilical cord tissue from the birth to help treat her cancer. This is suggested (off the record) to them by their oncologist, Dr. Wayne (Jeffrey Markle). http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/transformers2.html Optimus Prime states in a monologue that the fates of Cybertron (home world of the Autobots and Decepticons) and Earth have been interlocked for longer than either race could have suspected. The earliest Autobots had visited Earth millennia prior to the first film. A scene from 17,000 BC shows The Fallen attacking primitive tribesmen around Egypt, as Autobots and Decepticons fight among a Cybertonian Object. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/yearone.html The movie, set in a combination of prehistoric and biblical times, begins with a group of men walking through the forest. They are hunting prey when suddenly someone steps on a twig. This alerts the animal and it begins running really fast. As one man is about to stab it from behind, he suddenly gets stabbed in the back with a spear. Zed (Jack Black) screams out in delight that he has caught the prey but reminds everyone that this will be “our kill.” He finally realizes that he did not stab the animal and then protests that it wasn’t his spear, claiming his has feathers on it. One of the other men takes the spear out of his back, shows him the feathers, and then breaks it in half. Zed happily exclaims “Yeah I’ve got two now, even better,” as the rest of the men begin to walk off towards the village. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/proposal.html The movie starts off with Andrew Paxton (Ryan Reynolds) snoozing his alarm clock, and jumping out of bed realizing that he’s overslept and could be late for work. He rushes out and gets to the office in the nick of time. Just as he gets to his desk, Margaret Tate (Sandra Bullock) walks into the office. Everyone either stutters or looks away as she coldly, hurriedly walks past them and directly into her office. Margaret is a book editor for a big NYC Publishing company and Andrew is her assistant/secretary. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/awaywego.html At the beginning of the movie, Burt (John Krasinski) speculates that girlfriend Verona (Maya Rudolph) is pregnant due to a change in her "vaginal flavors."  After the title shot, Verona is six months pregnant.  The couple visits Burt's parents, Jerry (Jeff Daniels) and Gloria (Catherine O'Hara), for dinner, who excitedly break the news they are moving to Belgium in June.  Burt and Verona are shocked at the random announcement, as the baby is due in July and the reason they moved to Colorado was to be close to family.  Jerry and Gloria are still too excited about their move to be concerned, seeing the positive that if they can't get their house rented for the next two years, Burt and Verona can live in it.  Burt and Verona are devastated that Jerry and Gloria are okay with being away from their grandchild for two years, but Jerry and Gloria (still excited) simply state they can fly back to visit.  Gloria gets a phone call from their realtor and discovers they have someone who will rent the house.  Jerry and Gloria are even more thrilled, while Burt and Verona try to absorb the situation. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/brothersbloom.html The Brothers Bloom were foster children thrown around the system, sent from house to house. They were troublemakers who never fit in to any community. Stephen was the eldest, while Bloom was three years younger. After 38 different foster families, Stephen was disillusioned and realized that they were always going to be poor…unless they did something about it. He drew up a plan to con the neighborhood children out of their money, using Bloom as the point man. Bloom befriended the children, earned their trust, told them about a treasure in a cave in the woods and took their money. Bloom then led them through the cave where the kids got all dirty but were happy. Their parents came to the foster family and their stepdad knocked Stephen around until he gave the money back. They were sent away from the foster house, but on their way out of town the two collected 50 dollars from the town’s sole dry cleaner in exchange for bringing him so much business. They had found their calling. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/takingofpelham.html The film opens with shots of New York City in midmorning. Several men are gathered on the platform waiting for a train. Ryder (John Travolta) is waiting on a platform for Pelham 1 2 3. His three accomplices board the train at earlier stops and they wait for Ryder’s stop to initiate their plan to hijack the Pelham train. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/hangover.html The movie opens with Phil (Bradley Cooper) on the phone. He is calling the fiancé of his best friend Doug (Justin Burtha) and tells her that they “f*cked up. We lost Doug.” The fiancé, Tracy Garner (Sasha Barrese), flips because she and Doug are supposed to get married in 5 hours. “Yea…That’s not going to happen.” http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/mylifeinruins.html Georgia (Nia Vardalos) is a Greek American woman stuck in Greece. She applied to be a professor at Athens University, but lost her job because of cutbacks. As a result, she is working as a tour guide. She stresses the fact that many people tell her that she’s lost her kefi (Greek for mojo). http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/danceflick.html The film opens with a large dance showdown. Thomas Uncles (Damon Wayans Jr.) and his crew are engaged in a fierce showdown which results in a tie. During the dance off, Thomas (literally) pisses on the competition, only to be countered with a dancer who spins so fast he drills into the floor. The judge says that the only way to settle the score is with a rematch. Thomas doesn’t want to bet someone else’s money on the match, but one of his crew says they can win if they pull off a signature move. Thomas warns against it since the person who does the move could become crippled for life. Thomas tells him that there’s no I in team and the other man starts listing words that could have an i and include others. He disregards what Thomas is saying and bets 5,000 on the outcome of the match. The judge lies about the amount of money several times, each time getting a gun pointed at his head until he announces that the winner walks away with 10,000 dollars. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/up.html The movie starts off with a young boy (Carl Fredricksen voiced by Ed Asner later in the film) at the theatre, watching a black and white documentary about a famous explorer called Charles Muntz (voiced by Christopher Plummer), who the boy idolizes. Muntz captains a blimp, and accompanied by some canine companions, he travels the world bringing back rare and exotic finds – many of them animals. The documentary goes on to show Muntz returning from one of his travels; his prize is the skeleton of large bird – never before documented by people. But while the public is awed at the find, scientists are skeptical, claiming that such an animal cannot exist. Muntz is humiliated and disgraced. He makes a public appearance, however, determined to prove that what he found actually did exist, and that he will return to where he found the skeleton, and will bring back a live specimen – or never return at all. He boards his blimp – called “The Spirit of Adventure” – with his dogs and leaves. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/dragmetohell.html A Spanish couple races through the city with their car until they arrive at the house of a Hispanic spiritualist. Their son stole a necklace from a group of wandering gypsies. After he took it, they didn’t take it back and their son has been complaining about hearing voices which grow stronger every day. The Spiritualist tries to help the boy, but an evil spirit enters the room and beats the parents and the spiritualist and sends them flying around the room before throwing the boy down onto the room below. The boy survives the floor and, as his parents rush down the stairs to get to him, he is brutally dragged to hell by the demon. The spiritualist, Shaun San Dena, vows that she will meet this demon again one day. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/girlfriendexperience.html The film opens up with Chelsea, real name Christine (Sasha Grey), on a date with a man. They come out of a movie and have dinner together. The man discusses the movie they saw and tells Chelsea about problems in his life, including a friend who keeps borrowing money. They start to make out on the man’s sofa. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/nightatsmithsonian.html The film opens with a panoramic view of New York City, Central Park, and then the Museum of Natural History as the opening credits roll. As the opening credits roll, we see gloved hands carefully putting away various exhibit pieces, highlighting characters from the first film (the miniatures, Attila the Hun (Patrick Gallagher), Sacagawea (Mizuo Peck), the cavemen, etc.) http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/terminatorsalvation.html The movie starts out in 2003 with Marcus Wright (Sam Worthington) in a jail cell. A doctor named Serena (Helena Bonham Carter) comes in to speak with him, offering him one more chance to donate his body to science so that other people could benefit from his healthy tissue and organs, and he could have a "second chance at life." He becomes angry, yelling that he doesn't deserve a second chance. We learn that he was about to be executed as a result of killing his brother and two police officers. After a bit of back and forth he retorts, "I can't cure your cancer." Serena states that she isn't trying to help herself, she is trying to help the world. He eventually relents and offers to sell his body to her for a kiss, after which he states, "So that's what death tastes like." He is then executed. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/angelsdemons.html As the movie opens, we see Camerlengo Patrick McKenna (Ewan McGregor) as he prepares to destroy the Ring of the Fisherman, which is worn by the Pope and is destroyed upon his death and before the leaders of the Catholic Church gather in Conclave to pick the new Pope.  A voiceover narrates the steps that are taken for the Cardinals to be sealed in for Conclave. http://www.themoviespoiler.com The film opens up on a farm in France one year into the German occupation. A farmer is cutting wood for his family when a group of Nazis under the command of Colonel Hans “The Jew Hunter” Landa (Christoph Waltz) arrive on the premises. The farmer invites Landa in and gives him milk to drink and the two get down to business. Landa is there to cut a deal with the farmer in order to uncover the whereabouts of a missing Jewish Family that escaped Landa’s initial purge. After promising the farmer that he and his family will not be harmed, Landa speaks to the Farmer in English in order to throw off anyone listening. Landa confirms his suspicions that the missing Jewish family are lying down under the floorboards. He announces in French that he is leaving the room, only to herald in his troops and fire into the floorboards, killing most of the Jewish family instantly. One girl survives and makes a desperate escape to the woods outside the farmhouse. This girl – Shosanna Dreyfus – escapes and Landa says “Until We Meet Again.” His troops question whether it is wise to let the girl escape, but Landa shrugs her off saying that she will probably freeze to death. What can one girl do against the Third Reich? http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/soloist.html The film opens up in the early morning. A man is cycling by as a paper boy is driving around delivering newspapers. A newspaper hits a door and the main article’s title is “Life Has A Mind” by Steve Lopez (Robert Downey Jr.).  Steve Lopez is cycling around town and goes in the opposite direction of a bunch of cyclists. Lopez gives an internal monologue chronicling a biking accident which occurred near a construction site. His bike hits a bump and he hits his head badly on the pavement. In the next scene he’s in an ambulance being driven to a busy hospital. While in the emergency room, Lopez writes down his thoughts as if writing an article. He is given an MRI and after being cleared, takes a taxi home.  He checks his messages (there are none), continues to narrate into a tape recorder. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/nextdayair.html The film opens with Leo (Donald Faison) giving a voice over explaining how he was just a deliveryman and wondering how he got “into this situation.” 2 Days Ago. Rhino (Cisco Reyes) is talking on the phone with a girl named Chita as he drives to a meeting with Bodega Diablo, a drug kinpin. Chita tells Rhino where to send a package and Rhino tells her to be ready to sign for it. When Rhino arrives at Bodega’s, Rhino asks if there’s anyone they can trust with such a big shipment. Bodega tells him that they have no choice since they took a loss with their last courier, Carlos. Rhino tells Bodega that he found Carlos, and takes Bodega to the trunk of his car. Inside, Carlos is crying. Carlos claims that he got the money from Rhino to pay for a shipment when the Feds swooped in and took it. Bodega is skeptical and slams the trunk on Carlos’ face. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/startrek.html The movie opens with the USS Kelvin, which has encountered a strange space anomaly - one that looks like a lightning storm, in space.  The Kelvin is in contact with Starfleet command, sending them information on the anomaly, as the scientific readings they are recording are quite abnormal.   A giant, alien ship then begins to emerge from the anomaly, and starts to fire on the Kelvin - the Kelvin is ill-equipped to retaliate against the superior technology of this alien ship, and is summarily hailed by the aliens.  They are Romulans, heavily tattooed and shaven bald.  They request that the captain of the Kelvin flies by shuttlecraft to the Romulan ship for negotiations.  The captain agrees and places George Kirk in command of the ship - instructing him to place the starship on autopilot and perform a complete evacuation should anything bad happen.  The captain flies over to the Romulan ship, where the Romulans, led by a man named Nero, ask him the whereabouts of Ambassador Spock, and the location of a separate alien ship - both of which they provide images of for the captain's identification.  The captain has no idea what the Romulans are talking about, at which point they ask him the date.  When he answers, they kill him. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/ghostsofgirlfriends.html Connor Mead (Matthew McConaughey) walks into a building where his assistant, Melanie, meets him and gives him all of his messages and such. He stops behind a camera and takes one photo of a bunch of women in their underwear. He and his assistant keep walking and run into more women in their underwear, who invite him to dinner. He says he’s booked and as they walk away, he tells his assistant to book them too. He walks behind a curtain and meets a singer who is supposed to be on the cover of Vanity Fair. He strips her down and puts an apple on her head and tells a lady with a bow and arrow to shoot the apple and he takes the picture. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/fighting.html Shawn (Channing Tatum) is walking through the busy streets of New York to get to the subway. He is carrying a big blanket with something inside. He gets to a street with a bunch of vendors and scalpers. He opens up his blanket and has iPods and Harry Potter books to sell. Harvey (Terrence Howard) is watching him. An old woman picks up two books and Shawn says they’re $20 each, but the woman gives him a $20 and walks away. Another lady (Zulay Valez) comes and is interested in buying a Harry Potter book. Two thugs come over and start hassling Shawn. Zulay notices that the book is called Harry Potter versus the Hippopotamus and demands her money back. Shawn is trying to deal with all three people when another thug comes and tries to steal his books and iPods. He starts throwing punches and hits a bunch of people. He grabs his blanket and runs off, dropping his money. Harvey tells a kid to pick up the money. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/wolverine.html Northwest Territories, Canada, 1845 Two boys are in a room talking to one another, one is near the fireplace whittling a chunk of wood, the other bed-ridden and apparently very ill. The younger boy is James Logan (Troy Sivan), and the older one is Victor Creed (Michael-James Olsen); they appear to be friends. An older man, the younger boy’s father, comes in to tend to him. While James’s father is giving him some meds for his illness, there is a commotion downstairs, and it appears to be Victor’s dad on a drunken rampage. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/obsessed.html The movie opens with a family moving into their new home.  The family consists of Derek Charles (Idris Elba), his wife Sharon (Beyonce Knowles) and their baby, Kyle (Nathan and Nicholas Myers).  The drive up to their new home and Sharon removes the sold sign and they go inside. While the baby sleeps, Derek and Sharon play a game of hide and seek in the empty rooms; this includes a tour of the attic, which is only beams and insulation.  The game ends in their bedroom where the two enjoy a quickie while awaiting the moving van. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/stateofplay.html The movie starts with a young homeless man running through the street. He runs through several stores, jumping down staircases while continuously looking over his shoulder. He eventually hides under a tunnel behind some boxes. As he looks out from behind the boxes, he is shot in the head and the spine by a man (Michael Berresse) carrying a silver briefcase. As he begins to walk away, a pizza deliveryman cycles by and sees the dead homeless man and the gun in the assassin’s hand. As he tries to get away, the assassin shoots him twice. As he’s about to finish the job, a group of people come out of a nearby restaurant. The assassin turns and runs away before the bodies are noticed.