A doctor (Meg Ryan) and an angel (Nicolas Cage) fall in love with poignant results. 'City of Angels' (PG-13) - This fantasy contains the romantic quality that made 'Titanic' a big hit with teens. Most high school kids will relate to several funny scenes and scenarios. The plan backfires and everyone ends up having a good time. 'Can't Hardly Wait' (PG-13) - William (Charlie Korso) and his nerd friends want revenge against their high school classmates, so he plans to sabotage their graduation party.

'BUFFALO '66' (Not rated) - Actor Vincent Gallo's offbeat blend of comedy and romance deals with the terrible fallout when a man does the unthinkable and bets a large sum on the Buffalo Bills to win the Super Bowl. Blade's mother was bitten when he was in her womb, but Blade survived and possesses vampire strength and powers along with a human heart and determination to seek revenge. 'Blade' (R) - Wesley Snipes is Blade, a modern-day vampire hunter who teams with Kris Kristofferson to rid the world of an elite vampire society. Sexual themes, adult humor and profanity make it inappropriate for children and young teens. 'Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss' (R) - The angst-ridden romantic adventures of an out of work/out of love art photographer are chronicled in this breezy and good-humored gay comedy. Rude, crude remarks are in every scene and bodily functions are repeatedly depicted or implied.

'BASEketball' (R) - Friends Cooper and Remer ('South Park' creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone) invent a game that combines basketball, baseball and volleyball. It seems twice as long as its relatively brief running time, and any sexual innuendo will go over the heads of most youngsters. 'The Avengers' (PG-13) - This film doesn't work as nostalgia, adventure or comedy.

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