The Proposal stars Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds. She's a high powered book editor facing deportation (to Canada) on a visa violation. He's her ground under her heel assistant and unwilling fiance who turns the situation to his advantage at a family reunion. The situation is old hat. The film is incredibly funny. Seriously. Our audience was splitting sides, start to finish. Cranky's movie review

Year One from very funny writer/director Harold Ramis and very funny star Jack Black is . . . hold on to your shirts, folks . . . terrible (and that's putting it nicely). For those who remember Mel Brook's History of the World, Part One, this is a pale wannabee. For those that don't, get to a vidstore or netflix and save some money. Michael Cera co-stars with Oliver Platt and Hank Azaria. Cranky's movie review

Whatever Works, from writer director Woody Allen, ultimately, doesn't. Larry David is in the hot seat as the older guy who finds a mutual attraction with a Southern belle (Evan Rachel Wood) he knows is way too young for him. Yeah, it's creepy but it's Woody Allen funny -- even if the jokes are running ragged with age. Things pick up with the arrival of  parental units (Ed Begley Jr and Patricia Clarkson) but for those adults who'd rather wait, that's a good choice. Rent.

The Hangover may not star a lot of big comedy names but it is very, very funny. Four males head to Las Vegas for a bachelor party. Not only do they get so wasted that they lose the night, they also lose the groom. Four letter words fly as fast and furiously as the jokes do and any further attempt on our part to say more would wreck the fun. Okay... Heather Graham adds some estrogen. And there's Chinese gangsters, a tiger and a baby and boxing champ Mike Tyson, not necessarily in that order. Now go see the thing. Cranky's movie review.

We will continue to plug the, for the adult audience, Away We Go starring John Krasinsky and Maya Rudolph. She's newly pregnant. His parents, the only soon to be pair of grandparents (aka babysitters) drop the bomb that they are leaving the country, What's left for our  heroes is a road trip in search of a new place to live and, perhaps, a new job for the male (She illustrates biology textbooks). Plus reunions with old friends and loved ones, all of whom are nuttier than the proverbial fruitcakes, in their own way. Grownups shall have a wonderful time! Find it and see it!

Moon (ltd) stars Sam Rockwell as Sam Bell, the lone inhabitant of an automated mining operation on the moon. With only Gerty the computer (Kevin Spacey) to talk to, and two weeks to go on his three year contract, Sam thinks he is losing his sanity. Sam's a real smart guy. Cranky's movie review