Arabian Nights, Jack Ryan, Kon Tiki and Blue Jasmine in West Coast Midnight Run Round Up

is Mad Max and Mel Gibson
has a cameo appearance, The
fourth film in the series will be
directed and produced by
George Miller, the original cre-
ator of the series who is work-
ing on filming two new films
simultaneously for rapid re-
lease. Charlize Theron and
Nicholas Hoult also star. The
first will be released some-
times in 2014.

A new re-boot of the old movies of the 1960s featuring favorites Sinbad, Aladdin and Princess Scheherazade. This film is unrelated to the Prince of Persia adventure from Disney. Arabian Nights will star Liam Hemsworth, Anthony Hopkins and Dwyane Johnson (Fast and Furious 6).

An English comedy period film of the 1700s with a touch of vampirism about a small village afflicted with a disease that forces them to eat anything and everything. Their leader Lord Fortitude must help them escape the menace to France. Starring Ian McKellen (Lord of the Rings and X-Men’s Magneto), Gillian Anderson (X-Files Scully), Andrew Buchan, Tori Hart and Imelda Staunton (Harry Potter).

Woody Allen in top form directs Blue Jasmine, a tragedy comedy about the travails and hardships of a New York house wife starring Cate Blanchett with nods for an Oscar performance.

Keanu Reeves returns as a Samurai warrior in 18th century Japan seeking revenge for the murder of his master and Lord, along with a band of Ronin (outlaw Samurais), by Lord Kira - a rival Shogun.

Anyone not familiar with the super popular Harrison Ford crafted character from the Tom Clancy novels? The series re-boots with Jack Ryan as the origin story of the CIA operative, starring Chris Pine (Star Trek) and directed by powerhouse Kenneth Branaugh in a film bound to compete for viewers that love The Bourne series and the 007 Bond franchise. Kevin Costner (Man of Steel) and Keira Knightley (Pirates of The Caribbean) complete the A-list cast for this film from Paramount due out at the close of the year.

Oscar nominated for Best Foreign Film of 2013 Kon Tiki chronicles the efforts of legendary explorer Thor Heyerdal’s 1947 crossing of the Pacific on a wood raft to prove the migration of South Americans to Polynesia in Pre-Columbian times.