A fun little thriller set in the English countryside, in the vein of The Sixth Sense. Christina is an American backpacker who loses her memory after being hit by a car.

Not quite as good as the original, but still fun.

Playing perhaps the sweetest sorority girl ever seen in movies, she develops feelings for a wheelchair bound mentally challenged boy that her sorority has picked out for their charitable help. The many reactions to the relationship are quite compelling. A well done indie movie.

A deliciously evil Christina seduces pretty much everything in sight, and manages to maintain her likability, despite portraying one of the most self-centered characters in movie history.

Obligatory Woody Allen film that accomplished young actresses think they need to do to legitimize their career, with American Pie guy co-starring. On the bright side, it's not Woody's worst movie.

Being neither a child nor having severe ADD, this movie didn't really appeal to me, but I suppose it's good for someone quite a bit younger than me.

Makes The Joy Luck Club look manly.