The Accountant

As a notorious crime lord, Christo (Simon Majiba), is about to be released from a South African prison and Alex Laney (Christopher Lambert) is hired to protect corrupt accountant Robert Nile (Dennis Hopper), who has a history with Christo. With Nile's adult daughter (Diane Kruger) in tow, they go to a small village in the remote outback to await a showdown with the mystically-gifted killer.

The flop musical "Funny Boy" (based on William Shakespeare's Hamlet) opens – and closes ("Opening Night"). Afterward, Leo Bloom (Matthew Broderick) arrives at the office of the show's washed up producer, Max Bialystock (Nathan Lane). Max has hired Leo Bloom as his accountant. While studying Max's books, Leo inadvertently inspires Max to gain more money with a flop than a hit by putting on a show that is certain to fail at the box office after collecting an excessive amount of money from their backers and cleverly changing their accounts, leaving them with $2,000,000 to spend. At first, Leo refuses to participate. Max, who cannot change the books himself, attempts to coax Leo into the scheme ("We Can Do It"), but Leo still refuses and returns to his old accounting firm, Whitehall & Marks.

Drive Angry is an upcoming American 3D action film directed by Patrick Lussier (My Bloody Valentine) and starring Nicolas Cage. It to be released on February 25, 2011.

John Milton broke out of Hell, and he is walking (or more accurately, driving) this earth again in pursuit of Jonah King, the leader of a Satanic cult that had killed his daughter and kidnapped his baby granddaughter. They’re planning to sacrifice the child on the full moon in order to bring Armageddon and a new world order. Milton acquires help in the form of the beautiful waitress Piper; still, the two are up not only against the cultist, but a shitload of police, and more importantly – the Accountant – the Devil’s right hand man, whose mission is to bring Milton back to Hell.