Now Showing: `Enemy at the Gates,' `Exit Wounds'
MILES O'BRIEN, CNN ANCHOR: Feel like a movie? Here's Anna Hoven.</s>BEGIN VIDEO CLIP, "ENEMY AT THE GATES") UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: We need our heroes.</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: Do you know any heroes?</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: I know one.</s>ANNA HOVEN, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): In "Enemy at the Gates," Stalingrad is under siege, and the Russians make a young sharpshooter, Jude Law, the hero of a propaganda campaign to rally support. The Nazis send their top marksman, Ed Harris, to track him down. (</s>BEGIN VIDEO CLIP, "ENEMY AT THE GATES") UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: How are you going to go about finding this young Russian?</s>ED HARRIS, ACTOR: I'll fix it so that he's the one who finds me.</s>JUDE LAW, ACTOR: I don't stand a chance against this man.</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: If you kill him, you can win the war for us.</s>HOVEN: Based on a true story, "Enemy at the Gates" is rated</s>R. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP, "EXIT WOUNDS") UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: Stolen drugs, crooked cops.</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: The price is $5 million. I think that's a nice round figure. You in?</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: Are all cops bad?</s>HOVEN: In "Exit Wounds," Steven Seagal is a cop who's investigating police corruption. He turns to a crime boss, DMX, to help him weed out the dirty cops. (</s>BEGIN VIDEO CLIP, "EXIT WOUNDS") DMX, ACTOR: See, a couple of your buddies wanted to keep one of their own drug dealers on the street. So rather than lose him, they framed Sean. I got to get him out of jail. I made my father a promise before he died. I promised I would always be my brother's keeper. I keep my promises.</s>HOVEN: "Exit Wounds" is rated R. With "Now Showing," I'm Anna Hoven.