Rodney Saint James (voiced by Hugh Jackman) is an uptown rat living a pampered, domesticated life as a pet to a well-off family in London. His comfy world literally goes down the toilet, however, when gutter rat Sid (Shane Ritchie) invades his peaceful home and sends him spiralling down into the sewers, where he discovers an entire city of rats.

Ricky Bobby (Will Ferrell, The Producers) has always wanted to go fast. When he finally gets the chance, he speeds his way from being a lowly crew guy to the number one driver on the circuit. But a race against the deadly French import Jean Girrard (Sacha Baron Cohen, Ali G in Da House) sends Ricky crashing straight to rock bottom, where he has to figure out how to get back behind the wheel.

Severance seemed to have quite s daunting task ahead of it. After all, it’s got some pretty big shoes to fill—being hailed as the next Shaun of the Dead, the movie which blended everything that was cool about gore fests and witty English humor seamlessly into one cult classic. It proves, however, to be more than up to the task, upping the level of horror and humor quite a few notches.

Love him or hate him, there really is only one Woody Allen (Anything Else). His quirks, mannerisms and sense of humor are synonymous with who he is and any form of emulation is bound to come off badly. Which is why Scarlett Johansson’s (In Good Company) performance in Scoop is one of the most glaring flaws in an otherwise straightforward, though entertaining story by Allen.

Matt Saunders (Luke Wilson) has been dating nothing but crazy chicks recently, but when he starts going out with the bookish Jenny Johnson (Uma Thurman), all his ex’s begin to look pretty well-adjusted. Neurotic, paranoid and extremely jealous, Jenny eventually gets the boot … and that’s when Matt’s troubles begin. Jenny, as it turns out, is the nigh-indestructible superheroine known as “G-Girl.” And, to put a twist on the old saying, hell hath no fury like a wonder woman scorned.

When a US army base disposes of formaldehyde into the Han River, a large, hideous mutant emerges to attack the riverside and abduct several victims, including middle school student Park Hyun-seo (played by newcomer Ah-sung Ko). It swallows its victims whole and regurgitates them later at its lair. When Hyun-seo’s lazy father Kang-du (Kang-ho Song, Sympathy for Lady Vengeance) realizes that his daughter is still alive and not digested in the belly of the beast, he—and the rest of his oddball family—set out to save the girl in spite of government warnings to stay clear.