Nutty Professor 2: The Klumps (M15+) Comedy Starring: Eddie Murphy, Janet Jackson, Larry Miller Director: Peter Segal Released: 14 December 2000

A sequel to Eddie Murphy's popular remake of The Nutty Professor, this follow-up looks a far bit crasser than its predecessor; and that's saying something.  Still, the preview looks like this film will provide plenty of laughs, especially if you enjoyed the original.  We've had to wait along time to see this film (it was released in the U.S in May) so let's hope it is worth the wait. Read the Review

	Bring It On (M15+) Teen Comedy Starring: Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku, Jesse Bradford Directors: Peyton Reed Released: 14 December 2000
Cheerleading does not seem like a great theme to base a movie on but this film looks like it may be worth a look.  The preview shows that this film will a lot of fun and let's hope that it doesn't try and go all sentimental like American Pie did.  If it sticks to being a straight comedy then this may be one of the surprise hits of the summer. Read the Review

Vertical Limit (M15+) Adventure Starring: Chris O'Donnell, Bill Paxton, William Devane Director: Martin Campbell Released: 21 December 2000

If they gave out awards for the best preview of the year then the one for Vertical Limit would win hands down.  The trailer by itself is as heart-pumping as any action film this year and let's hope that the film itself can maintain that same sense of action.  This looks like a film that you should just forget about the plot - a man scales K-2 to rescue his stranded sister - and just enjoy the action.  It looks spectacular! Read the Review

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102 Dalmatians (G) Kids Comedy Starring: Glenn Close, Gerard Depardieu, Alice Evans Directors: Kevin Lima Released: 26 December 2000

Summer always brings with it a flood of releases aimed at children and this sequel to 101 Dalmatians is one such film.  This time around, Cruella De Vil is released after being rehabilitated but it does not take long for her to begin pining for that Dalmatian-fur coat that she has always wanted.  This will prove enjoyable for the kids but adults should probably try and take their kids to see The Grinch instead.

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