This film is a comedy screening of famous Arabian fairy-tales with main heroin Scheherezade (Zeta-Jones). But there are many other fantastic characters such as Sindbad (Gassman), Bagdad’s calif (Lhermitte), and Aladdin (Freiss) with his magic lamp with Jean. The most interesting character here is Aladdin coming from the 20th century. It leads to different comedy situations.

Two babies were changed. As a result Tommy (Eric Idle) was brought up in Pakistan family and Henry (Rick Moranis) became a heir of count title. Many years have past before Tommy gains an overthrow of an impostor. This is a funny.

British islands have its own history and culture of surf legends. Jay Si is one of such legends. He is a qualifying surfer who never misses a challenge. His devotion to his friends nearly destroys his relation with his girlfriend Cloe. They are planning a world trip when three old friends have come from London...

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All the razzmatazz of the Kander and Ebb/Bob Fosse stage musical is captured in this electrifying film that garnered six Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Supporting Actress. Renee Zellweger is a Windy City housewife in the Roaring '20s who dreams of vaudeville stardom who meets murderess Catherine Zeta-Jones in the slammer. Both women are represented by slick lawyer Richard Gere, who plans to swing media attention in their favor with some "razzle dazzle." Songs include "All That Jazz," "Funny Honey," and "Nowadays." With John C. Reilly, Queen Latifah. 113 min.