Summer movies - counter programming

Sure I want to see Star Trek and Terminator Salvation, but here's some of the other movies, the non-"event movies," that are coming out this summer that I want to see. Of course, who knows what will actually make it to theaters in Syracuse.

Brothers Bloom - long delayed but starring Adrien Brody, what else do you need?

Funny People - promising-looking offbeat comedy from Judd Apatow, starring Adam Sandler

The Time Traveler's Wife - Eric Bana, nuff said

Easy Virtue - Noel Coward play set in the roaring 20s; Jessica Biel plays the offbeat American who meets her husband's stuffy parents played by Colin Firth and Kristin Scott Thomas; must see!

Whatever Works - Woody Allen's latest, but it's a maybe - since it's yet another older man (Larry David) having a romance with a much younger woman (Evan Rachel Woood)

Rudo y Cursi - Cuaron directs Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna; I've heard nothing but raves

Management - iffy, but sometimes Jennifer Aniston delivers and Steve Zahn is always worth watching

500 Days of Summer - Joseph Gordon Levitt would be enough to watch it, but there's Zoey Deschanel too!

Julie & Julia - Meryl Streep as Julia Child; expected to be the sleeper hit of the summer

The Proposal - I'm a fool for Sandra Bullock rom coms

My Life in Ruins - potentially adorable rom com from Nia Vardolos (though frankly it could suck)

Food, Inc - must see doc about corporate farming