"P.S. I Love You" -- Just what every widow needs: a hubby thoughtful enough to leave behind a series of letters with life-affirming tasks so she can get on with things -- or maybe he's just too selfish and perverse to go to his grave quietly and let her grief run its course naturally.

Hilary Swank stars as the woman left alone after her husband (Gerard Butler) dies of a brain tumor. His posthumous letters turn up for a year after his death to encourage her to get out of the house and put an end to her moping.

"First Sunday" -- When they pass the collection plate at church, Ice Cube is there to take out his share. Cube and Tracy Morgan star as inept crooks who need cash fast and decide to steal it from the local house of worship -- only to take the congregation hostage after they discover someone's beaten them to the money.

"Over Her Dead Body" "Desperate Housewives" star Eva Longoria Parker is desperately in need of better movie offers -- and a different screen persona. This painfully unfunny supernatural romantic comedy casts Longoria Parker as a fidgety, scheming, high-maintenance clone of the character she plays on the TV show -- only here, she's dead, jealously returning from beyond to foul up a potential relationship for her fiancé (Paul Rudd).

"I'm Not There" -- One of last year's boldest films -- not just one portrait of Bob Dylan but six, featuring half a dozen actors proved largely an exercise for hard-core fans of the music icon.

Although the movie was too esoteric for general audiences, it features captivating performances, including the Academy Award-nominated turn by Cate Blanchett in a spot-on rendition of the Dylan-goes-electric era of the mid-1960s.

In one of his last roles, Heath Ledger also does Dylan, along with Christian Bale, Richard Gere, Marcus Carl Franklin and Ben Whishaw.

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