Sixteen years ago we were first introduced to Melrose Place, an innocent (at least it started that way) spin-off of Beverly Hills, 90210 that took place in a West Hollywood apartment complex. I know as an 8-year-old boy I was excited to see what the lives of 20-something people would be like.

A true story of tragedy, hope, and resilience comes to the screen in the sports drama We Are Marshall. Two coaches turn a handful of rookies and second-string players into a competitive team who in 1971 showed the world what they could do. Also on DVD: The Condemned, Lucky You, Gracie & Death Proof.

Carly Schroeder found that swimming with the dolphins during the filming of award-winning "Eye Of The Dolphin" was an amazing cross-species experience.

Actress Carly Schroeder endured a tough time on the set of recent soccer movie Gracie - she finished the film covered in bruises. The 16-year-old, who stars as a teenage girl desperate to play competitive soccer in the 1970s-set movie, pushed herself to the limit during the physical shoot.

Movie-maker Davis Guggenheim is reluctant to work with wife Elisabeth Shue again after a bitter-sweet experience on the set of new movie Gracie. The Academy-award winning producer says he enjoyed working with his wife on the soccer-based movie - but once is enough.

Inspired to reevaluate her life after a devastating family tragedy, sixteen year-old Gracie Shue wages a passionate campaign to amend the rules of competitive team soccer in order to allow for female players. Dermot Mulroney, Elisabeth Shue, and Carly Schroeder star in a heartwarming sports drama set in 1978. Continue Summary Pictures / Review / Trailer / More

If you competed in high school athletics, you might be able to overlook the fact that ''Gracie'' is just another formulaic, if well-intentioned, sports movie.

Elisabeth Shue's new film, Gracie, is dedicated to her late brother who fell to his death from a tree when he was 27. The actress, who was 24 when her brother William died, admits she has never got over the tragedy and the new film, in which she plays the mother of a teenager coming to terms with a sibling's death, helped her deal with the loss.