This Weekend: Eagle Eye, Miracle at St. Anna, Nights in Rodanthe

Eagle Eye
Shia LaBeouf is Jerry Shaw, a low-rent copy store employee who finds his bank account suddenly filled with a fortune, and comes home to discover his apartment is full of bomb-making materials, and he’s been framed as a terrorist with the FBI closing in on him. Michelle Monaghan is Rachel Holloman, whose son is threatened by the same mysterious voice who is leading Shaw on a mad dash from the feds. Together, they’re forced to jump through all sorts of hoops in order to satisfy the demands of their puppeteer, who seems to have control over every bit of technology they encounter.

Miracle at St. Anna
In Spike Lee’s World War II film Miracle at St. Anna, Sgt. Aubrey Stamps (Derek Luke), Sgt. Bishop Cummings (Michael Ealy), Cpl. Hector Negron (Laz Alonzo) and PFC Samuel Train (Omar Benson Miller) are four members of the 92nd Division of “Buffalo Soldiers” who get stranded in a Tuscan village, surrounded by Nazis. Along the way, they deal with racist idiot superior officers, a young boy who seems a little touched in the head, divided loyalties among the people who shelter them and their animosities with each other.

Nights in Rodanthe
Richard Gere and Diane Lane have both been wronged by love, but when they meet by chance at a retreat in Rodanthe, North Carolina, they might just get a second chance at happiness.

Fireproof
Christian crusader Kirk Cameron stars as a fireman whose beliefs are challenged when his marriage starts to fall apart, but divorce, of course, is evil. He’d better be careful - he wouldn’t want to be Left Behind.