“Australia”, “Four Christmases” and “Transporter 3” hit theaters

It’s love down under as Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman star in the romantic epic “Australia”. 

She plays an English aristocrat who’s forced to work with Jackman, an Aussie cowhand, to save the land she inherited. 

That means driving cattle for sale to the Australian port city of Darwin. 

That happens to be the same city that the Japanese bombed almost two weeks after Pearl Harbor in 1942.

This one’s from director Baz Luhrmann, who worked with Kidman on “Moulin Rouge”. 

“Australia’s rated pg-13.
It’s an overdose of family holidays for Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn in “Four Christmases”. 

They’re a couple that were hoping for an exotic Christmas alone but they’re forced to make four separate family visits meaning loads of ‘quality time’ with the relatives. 

The visits resurrect old wounds as well as memories and lead the couple to reconsider their own life path. 

“Four Christmases” is rated pg-13.
Jason Statham’s back to handle the courier duties no one else can Handle in “Transporter 3”. 

This time around, the former special forces operative’s transporting a live person the kidnapped daughter of a Ukrainian government official.

The fact that she’s not all that cooperative and that seemingly everyone on the planet is after them makes the job none too easy. 

“Transporter 3” is rated pg-13.