Superman Returns
Director: Bryan Singer
Stars: Brandon Routh, Kevin Spacey, Kate Bosworth (Full Cast)
Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures

The Plot: After a mysterious absence of several years, the Man of Steel (Routh) returns to Metropolis, only to find Lex Luthor (Spacey) is back to his old tricks -- and Lois Lane (Bosworth) may have moved on.

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THE BUZZ: The poster for this movie should be a revolving door, since so many directors and stars have come and gone we don't remember who did what when. Singer abandoned X3 for this, and ironically, new X3 director Brett Ratner was once attached. After a Scarlett O'Hara-style search, newcomer Routh was picked to fill out the red and blue tights, and Bosworth trumped a number of other actresses for the role of Lois Lane. Warner Bros. is betting heavy on this, and you can bet there are knives out as well as fanboys. All we can say is, you better not mess up, Mr. Singer. The final trailer is so loaded with themes, we don't feel the need to point them out.

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Click
Director: Frank Coraci
Stars: Adam Sandler, Kate Beckinsale, Christopher Walken (Full Cast)
Studio: Sony Pictures Releasing

The Plot: Workaholic architect Michael Newman (Sandler) comes to own a universal remote that allows him to fast-forward and rewind to different parts of his life. But complications arise when the remote starts to overrule his choices.

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THE BUZZ: Does this sound a bit like Bruce Almighty? Back in 2003, Bruce writers Steve Koren and Mark O'Keefe's spec script was purchased by Columbia as an ideal project for Sandler. After a few production delays, the comedian cozied up to the director who guided The Waterboy, one of his biggest successes to date. Don't let Click's dramatic overtones fool you into thinking this is another form of Spanglish, as we hear the script is very funny and the production went so well that the film was pushed into summer blockbuster season. Kate, we hope you and your huzz bought a huge new place with your paycheck ...

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Nacho Libre
Director: Jared Hess
Stars: Jack Black, Ana de la Reguera, Efren Ramirez (Full Cast)
Studio: Paramount Pictures

The Plot: An unskilled cook (Jack Black) at a Mexican monastery moonlights as a Lucha Libre wrestler in order to provide better food for his orphans, and to win the favor of the beautiful Sister Encarnaci�n (Ana de la Reguera).

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THE BUZZ: Ready to finally donate that "Vote for Pedro" tee to Goodwill? Jared Hess follows up Napoleon Dynamite with a comedy loosely based on the story of a priest who moonlighted as a luchador on the Mexican professional wrestling circuit. Unless Black's antics have worn thin with audiences, Hess should have another cult hit on his hands, making him more and more attractive to studios; hopefully he'll be inspired to write and direct original stories instead of, say, taking on a Marvel movie or remake of a comedy classic. The director co-wrote this screenplay with his wife, Jerusha, and one of our favorites, Mike White.

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The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
Director: Justin Lin
Stars: Lucas Black, Zachery Ty Bryan, Bow Wow (Full Cast)
Studio: Universal Pictures

The Plot: To avoid a jail sentence, a young street racer (Black) heads to Japan to live with his uncle. Getting involved in the world of drift racing, he finds himself quickly in debt, and the only way to repay is to enter the Tokyo underworld.

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THE BUZZ: First Vin Diesel abandoned this franchise, and now Paul Walker? What does it say when you can't even get Paul Walker to sign to your movie? If they're lucky, the addition of director Lin (Better Luck Tomorrow) and the underground appeal of drift racing (relatively speaking, it's as big as NASCAR, except illegal) will inject some new kind of adrenaline into the mix.

Update: Okay, okay, so Diesel hasn't let Dominic Toretto fade away completely, as the actor lands an uncredited cameo at the end of the movie.

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The Break-Up
Director: Peyton Reed
Stars: Jennifer Aniston, Vince Vaughn, Jon Favreau (Full Cast)
Studio: Universal Pictures

The Plot: After Brooke (Aniston) calls it quits with her boyfriend Gary (Vaughn), neither person is willing to move out of the condo they share. Taking the advice of their repsective friends and confidants (and a few total strangers), they both engage in mental warfare designed to force the other person to flee the premises -- until they both realize they might be fighting to keep their relationship alive.

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THE BUZZ: Jen and Vince weren't the hottest newsmakers in the weeks leading up to their joint project's release: no baby births in Namibia, no offical declaration of their love, little interest in promoting their film. Even the industry seemed to turn its back on the couple (murmurs of tankage and unfriendly reviews), but none of it ultimately seemed to matter, as The B-U dethroned The X-M with an opening weekend just shy of $40 million. We're eager to see how it holds up in the dailies (still holding strong at $2+ million a day!), and what Jen's next project will be (Vince is gearing up for a small role in Sean Penn's Into the Wild).

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