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In the Shadow of the Moon Subtitles
Released: 02/12/2008 Rated: PG - mild language, brief violent images and incidental smoking Avg. Score: 4.75/5 | Trailers | Photos | Reviews All the surviving members of the Apollo space missions are gathered for this intimate documentary about their inspiring and moving journeys to the Moon. Combining archival NASA film footage with new interviews with Jim Lovell, Buzz Aldrin, Dave Scott, Harrison Schmitt and six other astronauts, the stories of the only human beings to stand on non-Earth ground come vividly to life.
Bar Starz Subtitles
Release: Mar. 7, 2008 Rated: PG-13 - for crude and sexual humor, and language Details | Trailers Barry Derek Waters has been feeling a little down in the dumps since breaking up with his girlfriend and moving away to college, but at least he has his best friend Douglas Charlie Finn to help keep him motivated — i.e. motivated to meet girls and become the big party man on campus. When the ultra-hip clique Bar Stars is looking for a new intern, Douglas immediately signs Barry up to try out for the job. If Barry can beat out his fellow wannabe competitors, not only will he become a hard partying superstar, but hell land the new girl of his dreams, Ryann Jana Kramer.
Never Back Down Subtitles
Release: Mar. 14, 2008 Rated: Rating Pending Details | Trailers | Photos Jake Tyler Sean Faris is just a kid desperate to fit in. After moving with his family to Orlando, FL, Jake has a tough time making friends, but he goes to a party after being invited by one of his hot classmates Amber Heard. Hes challenged to a fight at the shindig and is swiftly beat down by a bully Cam Gigandet. Completely humiliated, Jake is then introduced into the world of Mixed Martial Arts fights where a tough teacher Djimon Hounsou takes him under his wing.
The Business of Being Born Subtitles
Release: Jan. 9, 2008 Rated: Not Rated Avg. Score: 4.5/5 Details | Tickets | Trailers | Photos | Reviews While giving birth is a profoundly moving personal experience, its also a multimillion-dollar business. Actress Ricki Lake Hairspray presents this documentary that explores the intimate side of pregnancy by interviewing women as they go through the process while at the same time gives historical, political and scientific insights into the maternity-care system.
