Ian Gomez

Lifelong friends Barb and Star embark on the adventure of a lifetime when they decide to leave their small Midwestern town for the first time - ever. Best friends Barb and Star leave their small Midwestern town for the first time ever to go on vacation in Vista Del Mar, Florida, where they soon find themselves tangled up in adventure, love, and a villain's evil plot to kill everyone in town. Seeking a way out of their crumbling world, Nebraska beauties and best friends for life Barb and Star decide to take a chance and go beyond the fence to discover if the grass is greener on the other side. Without delay, the girls pack up their indispensable hair curlers and comfortable culottes, and off they go to the sun-kissed Florida resort of Vista Del Mar. However, who would have thought that darkness resides even in Paradise? Before long, the unsuspecting holidaymakers find themselves embroiled in an evil plan concocted by a remorseless super-villain bent on destruction. There is no turning back. Can Barb and Star save the idyllic Vista Del Mar haven and, in the process, find the meaning of life? —Nick Riganas Barb and Star are great friends, and they truly believe in each other. When they find themselves far from home in the midst of an adventure to Vista Del Mar, will they make it back unscathed? Meanwhile, a scientist makes a remarkable innovation and discovery. Will he uncover the sinister intention behind the funding of his research, before it's too late? Of Soft Rock, NE, forty-somethings overly naive Barb and Star are never-lying, especially to each other, BFFs who spend all their time together in being coworkers, each who goes to work even on her day off to be with the other, and housemates, ever since the end of their respective marriages, Barb a widow, and Star whose ex-husband left her for another woman leaving her feeling unwomanly. Their perfect, at least in their own minds, narrow lives having never left Soft Rock take a few hits in succession making them decide to take a chance in breaking out of those lives by going on vacation, specifically to the seaside resort of Vista Del Mar, FL. While the start of their vacation doesn't go quite the way they had hoped or envisioned, they eventually and slowly settle into that vacation life in part when they meet handsome Edgar Pagét, in who both are interested romantically. Edgar has the potential to be the cause of the end of Barb and Star's friendship. What neither knows is that Edgar, who has stated that he is a clam inspector, is not who he says he is as he is in Vista Del Mar at the behest of his boss Sharon Gordon Fisherman, whose end goal is to kill everyone in town with specially developed killer mosquitoes for this purpose. While Sharon has her own personal motives for wanting everyone in town dead, Edgar is doing it solely for love in Sharon having strung him along for her end goal. But things don't go smoothly for Edgar on several fronts, leading to Sharon needing to send in a secondary operative, Darlie Bunkle, the worst secret agent in the world especially when it comes to the secret part. —Huggo

A hero`s life is shattered by one massive, misplaced rush to judgement when the man who thwarted the 1996 Atlanta bombing is wrongly accused as the main suspect.

A young detective goes undercover at an elite private school to destroy an international stolen car ring.

This movie is a satire of voyeurism and celebrity when an ordinary guy who works at a video store in San Francisco becomes an overnight star when he agrees to allow his daily life to be televised. Ed (Matthew McConaughey) quickly learns that he has absolutely no privacy. The taping of his life begins when he is waking up and shown to be scratching himself in his most private area. His father (played by Dennis Hopper) shows up and his mother is forced to admit that she made him leave, after having told Ed that he ran away. The television producer Cynthia Topping (Ellen Degeneres) begins to manipulate his life by arranging to have certain characters to "show up." For example, shortly after his girlfriend Shari (Jenna Elfman) moves away to escape the infringement on her personal life, Jill (Elizabeth Hurley) shows up and begins to seduce him. Jill isn't really interested in Ed, though, but is only using him in an attempt to further her own career. A really racy scene ensues and it appears that Ed and Jill are about to have sex on TV but he falls off the dining room table and squashes her cat, ending the ardor. The cat survives, fortunately, so we animal lovers folks can relax. He never sees Jill again. Life for poor Ed begins to degenerate (no pun intended Ellen) when his brother Ray Pekurny (Woody Harrelson) publishes an expose book (entitled "My Brother Pissed On Me"). LIfe takes another terrible turn when he gets a phone call from his mother telling him that his stepfather has died. The doctor tells him that he died making love with his mother and about that time, his real stepfather, Al (Martin Landau), comes zipping down the hall of the hospital on his scooter and leaves Ed confused. His mother admits that she was having sex with Hank and admits on national television that Al is unable to perform. Ed really wants to get back together with Shari, who has been caught following him in disguise. He wants to end the contract but the producers won't release him. So he devises a way to get them to cancel the show by offering a $10,000 reward to the viewer who can dish the most dirt on the producers. The main producer (Cynthia Topping) sympathize with Ed and tells him a terrible secret on Mr. Whitaker (Rob Reiner) that he cannot perform without pumping a liquid into his male member but before he can announce it, they quit airing the show.