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Movies produced in 2007
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A young man named Tristan Thorne (Charlie Cox) lives in the small English village of Wall bordering on a supernatural parallel world. Trying to win the heart of Victoria (Sienna Miller), the most beautiful but selfish girl in the village, Tristan makes a reckless promise to retrieve a fallen star by crossing the forbidden old wall and entering the magical realm. In the kingdom of Stormhold, Tristan finds more than he has bargained for: the fallen star turns out to have been transformed into a striking young woman, Yvaine (Claire Danes). Moreover, he is not the only one in search of the luminous star. Yvaine is hunted by the King's (Peter O'Toole) four scheming sons, who are desperate to use her cosmic powers to succeed the throne, and the villainous old witch, Lamia (Michelle Pfeiffer), who yearns to devour her heart to achieve eternal youth and beauty. On his odyssey, Tristan has an incredible encounter with a sky pirate named Captain Shakespeare (Robert De Niro), faces a life-and-death struggle with Yvaine's nemeses, and discovers the secret to his own identity and the meaning of true love. |
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Set in Australia in the 1960s, the touching drama tells the story of Maps (Daniel Radcliffe), Sparks (Christian Byers), Spit (James Fraser) and Misty (Lee Cormie), four close friends who were all born in December. They live in a Catholic convent and look forward to being adopted. Years pass, the boys grow older, and they come to realize that their dreams may never come true. But on a summer holiday at the seaside the orphans are given hope of ever gaining a real family. The boys make friends with a young couple, Teresa (Victoria Hill) and Fearless (Sullivan Stapleton), who are unable to have kids and ready to adopt one of the orphans. While Maps experiences his first love, the other boys put their friendship to the test by competing for adoption. |
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Based on a true story, the pulse-pounding, gory thriller depicts the perilous adventure of Grace (Diana Glenn), her boyfriend Adam (Andy Rodoreda), and her younger sister Lee (Maeve Dermody). During the vacation in Northern Australia, the travelers venture to navigate the treacherous waters of the outback, along with local guide Jim (Ben Oxenbould). What at first seems to be a typical river tour later becomes a real threat, turning their adventure into every tourist's worst nightmare. Stuck in a crocodile-teemed mangrove swamp, the three hapless holiday makers desperately try to survive a deadly struggle with hungry predators. |
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When Professor John Oldman (David Lee Smith), a history scholar, makes his sudden decision to retire from the University, his associates invite themselves to a farewell party, seeking an explanation from him for his untimely resignation. In his cabin in the remote woods, John perplexes his colleagues by claiming that he is an immortal who has been living on the earth for 14,000 years. |
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A horror-thriller in which a doctor and his teenage daughter are terrorized by flesh-eating zombies at a truck stop. |
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The supernatural horror movie revolves around a young woman named Liz Chambers (Jaimie Alexander) who unexpectedly becomes aground in an American small town. She makes a shocking discovery that she falls prey to a terrifying prophecy of a bloodthirsty, diabolical preacher (Ethan Phillips) who founded the town a century earlier. Now, she must escape from the clutches of the frenetic townspeople before she ends up dead. |
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This tense, suspense-packed thriller centers on a man named Eddie (Luke Goss) who finds himself held at gunpoint and pursued by an unseen assailant on his way home through the desolate Texas desert in the broiling sun. The hunter is Jimmy (Lance Henriksen), a brutal man, armed to the teeth, who takes a sadistic delight in stalking his prey through the seemingly endless, barren desert and putting him to various tortures. At the final destination the hunter and the hunted will come face to face and engage in mortal combat... |
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The shy son (Chittenden) of an aging comedienne (Blethyn) tries to find a balance between his demanding home life, his new girlfriend (Booth), and his mother's second chance at fame. |
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Successful and happily married Chicago residents Neil (Gerard Butler) and Abby Randall (Maria Bello) are the living embodiment of the American dream. But all of a sudden, their peaceful existence is shattered by a cold-blooded and calculating sociopath named Tom Ryan (Pierce Brosnan) who kidnaps their little daughter, Sophie (Emma Karwandy). However, Ryan doesn't seem to be an average kidnapper. He doesn't demand ransom money for returning their adorable kid safe and sound. What he wants is to derail their idyllic life that they have built over 10 years. Ryan takes a sadistic delight in making them suffer from psychological torture and take their difficult choice in life. |
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Who could have imagined that the motto "To See Paris and Die" might have been prophetic? After receiving an invitation from her sister Carolyn (Pink), young woman Victoria (Shannyn Sossamon) visits the City of Lights for the first time. After settling in the girls decide to go to a secret rave party held in the city's Catacombs where they find themselves being chased by infuriated monstrous creatures that are disturbed by the unbridled revelry... |
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After his last botched job retired CIA hitman James Dial (Wesley Snipes) leads a reclusive life on his ranch in Montana. One day he is unexpectedly approached by his former employer, Jeremy Collins (Ralph Brown), to kill the leader of the world's most notorious terrorist group, Ali Mahmoud Jahar (Nikolai Sotirov), who has been ultimately caught and is under heavy protection of the British government. Dial agrees to finish the job in order to redeem himself. Little does he know that his quiet life will soon turn into a real nightmare... |
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Single mother Dawna Wilkins (Michelle Stafford) considers her fellow John Collins (William R. Moses), a college professor, to be an almost perfect man, unaware that he is dating her daughter, Emily (Danielle Kind). When Emily suddenly goes missing, it is he who offers Dawna his aid in finding her daughter. From that point on, Dawna finds herself at the mercy of the madman... |
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This exciting psychological thriller concerns Erroll Babbage (Richard Gere), a hyperactive employee of the Department of Public Safety whose duty is supervising registered sexual offenders. Babbage is obsessed with his job but he is forced into an early retirement due to his use of the unorthodox methods. Assigned to train his young female replacement, Allison Laurie (Claire Danes), he sets out to investigate the case of teenage girl Harriet Wells (Kristina Sisco) who suddenly disappeared in his area. Suspicion falls on one of the paroled sexual offenders he is monitoring, and Erroll convinces his partner to scour the seamy underworld of S&M and pornography to find the culprit and the missing girl. |
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The comedy focuses on Eddie Cantrow (Ben Stiller), a 40-year-old sporting goods store owner who, after years of bachelorhood, finally meets a seemingly perfect woman named Lila (Malon Akerman) and hastily proposes to her after only 6 weeks. While on their honeymoon in Cabo, Eddie gets shocked to realize that he has married the woman from hell. Things get even worse for him when he unexpectedly falls for a fellow vacationer, Miranda (Michelle Monaghan), a smart, beautiful and cheerful woman - a rose without a thorn. Now he has to find a way to break off his marriage to the sociopathic Lila. |
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The suspense thriller follows an elite team of FBI agents who are sent to Saudi Arabia to investigate the deadly bombing at an American compound. Once in the desert kingdom, Ronald Fleury (Jamie Foxx), Grant Sykes (Chris Cooper), Adam Leavitt (Jason Bateman) and Janet Mayes (Jennifer Garner) must race against time to find a perpetrator before he strikes again. But they meet with the suspiciousness and resistance of Saudi officials who consider the crime to be a local matter and want to get the American agents out of the country. Thus they throw bureaucratic obstacles in the team's way so that they can't crack the case within the deadline. Nevertheless, the crew gains the trust of a scrupulous police officer, Faris Al Ghazi (Ashraf Barhoum), who agrees to help them unlock the secrets of the brutal mass murder. |
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The smutty, hilarious comedy finds freshman Erik Stifler (John White) and his pals Mike 'Cooze' Coozeman (Jake Siegel) and Bobby (Nic Nac) pledging the most infamous fraternity on campus, Beta House, led by Erik's cousin Dwight (Steve Talley). Willing to enjoy college life to the fullest, the boys get plunged into a whirlwind of wild parties, crazy pranks and sex with hot girls, but they unexpectedly find themselves challenged by the Geek House, a rival fraternity run by the nerdy Edgar (Tyrone Savage). Dwight and the other Betas must pull together to defend their House from the Geeks. |
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When jealous superior officers transfer London's successful constable Nicholas Angel (Simon Pegg) to the remote sleepy town of Sandford, he tries to accommodate himself to a seemingly crime-free life in the village as well as to his oafish partner, Danny Butterman(Nick Frost). However, a series of ghastly crimes that rocks the town make Nicholas realize that Sandford is not what it seems at first glance. Angel and the overzealous Butterman set out to solve the murder cases. |
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Mr. Earl Brooks (Kevin Costner) — a respectable family man, a prosperous businessman, a generous philanthropist, one of so-called pillars of society — wins Man of the Year awards. The old saying goes that still waters run deep. Earl has a secret life full of terrific things. He is a brilliant and diabolical serial killer who manages to conceal his double life from his family and avoid being caught by police thanks to the efforts of his cunning alter ego Marshall (William Hurt). He is too wide awake to be caught napping. But one day Mr. Brooks ends up embroiled in the sinister agenda of an opportunistic, voyeuristic photographer, Mr. Smith (Dane Cook), who has accidentally witnessed the sadistic crime and now wants to adopt Earl's methods so as to become a killer himself. Meanwhile, hotshot police detective Tracy Atwood (Demi Moore) is on Earl's trail... |
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The Chicago Chronicle reporter Newton Piles (Chris Coppola) arrives in a godforsaken town to write an article about the Wild West and unexpectedly finds himself at the centre of mystical confrontation. Led by 357-year-old Transylvanian Billy the Kid (Zack Ward), a vampire gang terrorizes townspeople, turning men into bloodsuckers. Thus Billy forms an army of vampires to create his own kingdom in the New World. The only person on earth capable of withstanding the deadly vampire is dhampir Rayne (Natassia Malthe), a perfect creature with vampire powers and human soul. Teamed up with Piles, a preacher and a farmer, she sets out to wreak bloody vengeance in a shattering showdown. |
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At the U.S. military base in Texas there was an experimental bio-nerve gas leak that caused harm to townspeople by turning them into ravenous zombies. As a number of deadly infected people is growing, threatening to wipe out all of humankind, a gun-legged woman named Cherry (Rose McGowan) and her martial arts-wielding ex-boyfriend Wray (Freddy Rodriguez) lead a motley crew of characters who try to survive an onslaught of the flesh-eating monsters. |
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