Q: I saw a very good movie, but I forgot the name of it. It started out with a man lying on the floor and this woman running out of the room. Later, we see the woman moving to a small town and befriending a local store owner and his daughter. Things are g
One could say that the woman found "safe haven" in the small town after fleeing the violent scene you describe at the beginning. One could say that because that's the name of the movie.
It's also the name of the book by Nicholas Sparks, on which the film is based (which tells a lot about the kind of movie you're in for -- lovers kept apart, kissing in rainstorms and so on).
How I Met Your Mother, on CBS
CBS presents the final episode of this long-running comedy. Josh Radnor, Alyson Hannigan, Neil Patrick Harris, Cobie Smulders and Jason Segel unite for the last time as Ted (Radnor) finally reveals how he met the mother of his children.
New Releases for the week of March 30 - April 5
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues
Out of work and down on his luck, San Diego’s No. 1 newsman Ron Burgundy has hit an all-time low after his wife Veronica is promoted to lead anchor and he is fired from his anchor job at a New York news station. When he is approached by the world’s first 24-hour news network, Ron reunites his old team and relocates them to the Big Apple, where they will host the late night news. To contend with rival anchor Jack Lime, who was awarded the prestigious prime-time slot, Ron devises a radical new format that will give his ratings a massive boost and put him back on top.
Director: Adam McKay. Stars: Will Ferrell, Christina Applegate, Paul Rudd, David Koechner, James Marsden, Greg Kinnear, Kristen Wiig, Harrison Ford. 2013. 119 min. Comedy.
The Bag Man
After killing several men and escaping with a mysterious bag, Jack is told to wait in a seedy motel for his boss to arrive. Surrounded by other shady individuals, Jack tries to piece together the events of the night before the legendary crime boss who hired him to perform this unusual task arrives.
Director: David Grovic. Stars: John Cusack, Rebecca Da Costa, Robert De Niro, Crispin Glover, Dominic Purcell. 2014. 108 min. Crime.
47 Ronin
As a young boy, Kai, a half-Japanese outcast, was adopted by the beloved Lord Asano Naganori, ruler of the village of Ako. While the Samurai reject him due to his ancestry, Kai becomes a skillful warrior. Years later, Lord Asano hosts a tournament to welcome Shogun Tokugawa Tsunayoshi to Ako, during which he is dishonored and forced to commit a ritual suicide. Banded together for the first time, Kai and the Samurai seek revenge for their master’s humiliation and death despite orders not to.
Director: Carl Rinsch. Stars: Keanu Reeves, Hiroyuki Sanada, Ko Shibasaki, Tadanobu Asano. 2013. 118 min. Action.
At Middleton
On a college campus tour, two single parents escape the group to spend time with each other. Though they have nothing in common besides having a college-bound kid, George and Edith spend the day reminiscing about their own college years and opening up about their lives.
Director: Adam Rodgers. Stars: Andy Garcia, Vera Farmiga, Taissa Farmiga, Spencer Lofranco. 2013. 99 min. Comedy.
Late Laughs for the week of March 30 - April 5, 2014
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Jimmy Fallon
A little drama coming out of Washington. Yesterday, House Speaker John Boehner referred to Vladimir Putin as a “thug,” then called on President Obama to stand up to him, which is sort of like throwing your drink on a big guy at a bar and then being like, “My friend here will take care of you.”
In the house: Foodie culture spreads to MTV
The cast of “House of Food”
Wow, you know that foodie culture's gone mainstream when even MTV is getting in on it.
The youth-focused network is known for its programs that appeal to its younger demographic, and its new cooking competition program is a pretty good sign that cooking and food are "in."
'Turn' back time: Espionage finds a home in a revolutionary age
Daniel Henshall, Jamie Bell, Heather Lind and Seth Numrich star in “Turn”
"Turn" back time: It's time for some espionage with a historical twist.
Once Upon a Time, on ABC
Belle (Emilie de Ravin) features prominently in this new episode. In a quiet New England town of Storybrooke, fairytale characters battle evil and fight to return home. This magical drama is now in its third season and still going strong.
Recaps for the week of March 24 - 28
Redaric Williams stars in “The Young and the Restless”
The Bold and the Beautiful
Rick is beside himself when he finds Brooke passed out drunk in Eric's living room. Later, Brooke recounts of all her regrets about the past and present to Donna. Meanwhile, Bill solicits advice from Liam on how to win Brooke back. Quinn has designs of her own on Bill and voices to Wyatt that she's not worried about Brooke because she's the wrong woman for him. Thorne becomes concerned for Aly when she confesses to him that she's been speaking to her dead mother, Darla. When Wyatt proposes a new concept for the HFTF line using a life-size cutout of Hope, Aly becomes enraged and the entire team discusses the consequences to the company of changing the message of the line. While Aly and Hope try to come to a resolution, Liam and Wyatt argue about who knows Hope better and which way she'll ultimately decide to go.
Days of Our Lives
Rafe has a violent reaction to finding Jordan with Ben before he discovers the true nature of their relationship. John tries to talk some sense into Brady and plots to rid Theresa from his son's life. Brady seeks more information on Theresa before deciding to take things to the next level with her. Kate stirs up some trouble for Sami and EJ after Sami warns her not to fall for Stefano again. Eric receives disappointing news about his prospects with Nicole. Later, Nicole is suspicious of Marlena's intentions when she unexpectedly tries to reach out to her. Someone catches Nicole in the act as she tries to dispose of the shredded evidence for good. Meanwhile, Kayla is charmed by Aiden, so she asks Hope about him. JJ is surprised to learn that Paige knows much more about him than he thought. Sonny and Will ask Marlena for a special favor for their upcoming wedding. Later, Nick tries to sow seeds of distrust between Will and Sonny.
General Hospital
Tensions rise as Britt and Nikolas' engagement party gets underway. Lulu shocks the party guests with a wild assertion, and soon thereafter, Nikolas completely denounces Britt. Ric is confronted by Alexis regarding his connection to Julian. Julian is offended when Alexis questions him, while Ric shifts his attention to Elizabeth. After Dr. Obrecht issues a threat to Brad to keep him quiet, Dante and Lulu are disgusted by his latest scheme. Dante puts Britt on the spot about Ben, while Nikolas takes off to see Elizabeth. Silas reveals some information about Nina and teams up with Nathan after his apartment is ransacked. Carly discovers the stunning truth about who really shot AJ.
The Young and the Restless
Ian Ward's ex-wife, Willa, offers Dylan and Avery more information about Ian, but only if there is something in it for her. Dylan worries that Willa will try to squeeze some money out of Nikki next, so he sends her packing. Victor learns of the blocked phone call Chelsea received and the warning from Billy to stop looking for Adam. Victor calls his P.I. to investigate Billy and to look into Chelsea's phone records. Neil assures Leslie he is only going out of town on business with Hilary when she worries that he's already begun seeing someone else. During their trip to Los Angeles, Neil and Hilary enjoy a visit to "The Price is Right." Meanwhile, Victor explains to Jack that he's been keeping an eye on Phyllis because he doesn't want Summer to have hope that her mother will wake up if that's not to be the case. Lauren and Lily meet with Chloe and Chelsea about carrying Chelsea's new line in the new Fenmore's boutique that is opening up.
Game Changers With Kevin Frazier, on CBS
Kevin Frazier brings viewers inspiring stories of professional athletes. The show shines a spotlight on athletes who use their public image to make positive changes in their communities and better the lives of others.
Kaling kills: Fans gear up for the spring premiere of 'The Mindy Project' on Fox
Ed Weeks, Adam Pally, Mindy Kaling and Chris Messina star in “The Mindy Project”
Comedy has always been a man's game.
There have been a few women in past decades who have stood out as exceptional comedians -- Mary Tyler Moore and Carol Burnett immediately come to mind -- but overall, the comedy world has been dominated by men since its inception.