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Every time someone puts a quarter into the arcade game Fix-It Felix, the player controls Felix (Jack McBrayer), the hero of the game, but no one gives any thought to the villain in Disney's Wreck-It Ralph.
Though they've been in the same game for 30 years, Felix is treated
like a hero by the other video game characters while Ralph (John C. Reilly)
is snubbed and ignored. Though the villains from other games tell him
to accept his role, Ralph wants to win games... so he breaks into a
modern action game ,joining a squad of alien-fightng marines (led by Jane Lynch)
to win a medal and prove he can be a hero. Instead, he finds himself
stranded in a racing game called Sugar Rush, with his future in the
hands of a "glitch" called Vanellope (Sarah Silverman) who has never been allowed to race before. While the ruler of Sugar Rush (Alan Tudyk)
tries to stop Vanellope from racing, afraid for the future of his game,
Felix enters Sugar Rush to find Ralph... because there's nothing for
Felix to fix if there's no Ralph to do the wrecking. On DVD, Blu Ray, and 3D Blu.A Little Help
Driss (Omar Sy) is an ex-con applying for jobs he'll never get to secure his unemployment benefits in the French The Intouchables, but his devil-may-care demeanor secures a trial period as a caretaker for rich, quadriplegic Phillippe (Francois Cluzet). Phillippe's gruff and combative nature
drives
off most eager-to-please caretakers in less than a month, but Driss is a
different sort of character altogether: able to find humor in nearly
everything and completely willing to talk back to his wealthy
benefactor, Driss is exactly the kind of person Phillippe needs in his
life. On DVD and Blu Ray.Embracing Adulthood
Coping with her divorce, Amy (Melanie Lynskey) spends most of her time curled up into a ball of depression in a baggy t-shirt in Todd Louiso's Hello I Must Be Going. Her mother (Blythe Danner) is exasperated taking care of her 35-year-old daughter and her father (John Rubinstein) is preparing to close the deal that will secure his retirement, but Amy can hardly get out of bed... until she meets Jeremy (Christopher Abbott).
As Amy and Jeremy sit at an uncomfortable dinner party, while their
parents sideline and dismiss them both, they become an unlikely couple--
Amy is fifteen years older than Jeremy-- but Jeremy helps her discover
what she needs in her life beyond her parents and her ex-husband.
Ex-pro-footballer George Dryer (Gerard Butler) is barely getting by, but finally starts forming a real relationship with his son Lewis by coaching the kids' soccer team in Playing for Keeps. George's legendary glory days win him the support of the team's wealthy sponsor (Dennis Quaid)
and his accent and good looks attract every young mother on the soccer field (including Uma Thurman, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and Judy Greer), but he's shocked to find out Lewis' mother (Jessica Biel)
is getting re-married. Suddenly, George has to choose between his
self-involved lifestyle and dedicating himself to the family he's
neglected for years. On DVD and Blu Ray.Non Fiction
Nominated for a Best Documentary Academy Award, 5 Broken Cameras is the story of Palestinian farmer Emad Burnat and his attempts to film his village's protests on the West Bank Barrier... protests the begin peacefully but invariably end in beatings, stun grenades, and Emad's smashed cameras. Co-directed by Palestinian Burnat and Israeli Guy Davidi as they record the seemingly endless conflict, personally recording the effects of life on the Barrier at ground level as the struggles take place.Focusing on the birds that gather in urban parks, Birders: The Central Park Effect interviews birders and ornithologists that frequent New York's Central Park. Following the change in seasons as migration brings different birds into and out of the city, the documentary tells the story of the birders that delight in the diverse birds that gather in the city parks.
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