Filmed at the world-renowned Long Beach Aquarium of the the Pacific, this movie contains two 40 min. tracks of Sea Jellies. Moon Jellies: Translucent and colorless, pulsing and flowing, like moving abstract art. These alien-looking creatures are named for their moon-like circular bell. Mastigias Jellies: Contained in the Rock Islands of Palau are hidden bodies of saltwater, the most unusual of which is Jellyfish Lake. Known for the millions of Mastigias jellyfish that inhabit the lake, this species is also known as a lagoon jelly.

Devastated when his fianc e Kate (Eva Longoria Parker) is killed on their wedding day, Henry (Paul Rudd) reluctantly agrees to consult a psychic named Ashley (Lake Bell) at the urging of his sister Chloe (Lindsay Sloane).

Devastated when his fianc e Kate (Eva Longoria Parker) is killed on their wedding day, Henry (Paul Rudd) reluctantly agrees to consult a psychic named Ashley (Lake Bell) at the urging of his sister Chloe (Lindsay Sloane).

As Laura (Lake Bell) and Rich (Jay R. Ferguson) race against time in a submersible they realize the "unidentified species" are laying thousands of eggs on the ocean floor. Meanwhile, Miles (Carter Jenkins) hears a report of a vicious attack on two electricians working on a marine dock, and suspects that Nimrod may be the culprit. Elsewhere, Phil (Eddie Hassell) stakes out an underwater power cable in hopes of finding Nimrod only to discover Nimrod now has a lot of underwater friends. Ian Anthony Dale and Leighton Meester star.

Miles (Carter Jenkins) is trying to form a bond with his unidentified species that he decides to name (Nimrod) but Savannah (Leighton Meester) decides to throw a party while their parents are away and the creature escapes and causes widespread panic at the party. Meanwhile, Laura (Lake Bell) and Rich (Jay R. Ferguson) attempt to get onto Sullivan's Island to find out the truth behind the mysterious carcass that was washed ashore but instead they are taken to an evacuation center and questioned. Rade Sherbedegia also stars.

Eva Longoria Parker, Paul Rudd, and Lake Bell star in first-time feature filmmaker Jeff Lowell's heavenly romantic comedy concerning a female psychic and a doubtful skeptic who find their fledgling love affair thwarted by the latter's recently deceased fianc e. Henry (Rudd) and Kate (Longoria Parker) were all prepared to live out their happily ever after when tragedy struck from out of nowhere and Kate was killed on their wedding day. In the aftermath of the accident, a devastated Paul reluctantly takes his sister's advice and pays a visit to local psychic Ashley (Bell). Now, despite the fact that he openly questions her ability to communicate with the dearly departed, Paul can't help but fall head over heels in love with Ashley. Despite the fact that the feelings are most certainly mutual, however, their growing relationship is threatened when Kate makes it her supernatural mission to sabotage the happy couple's fledgling relationship before it starts to get serious. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide.

Dan (Jason Biggs) questions Ashley (Lake Bell) over her motivations.

Kate (Eva Longoria Parker) gets furious when Ashley (Lake Bell) lies to Henry (Paul Rudd).

Kate (Eva Longoria Parker) tries to distract Ashley (Lake Bell) while she makes out with Henry (Paul Rudd).

U.S. Air Force Captain Chuck Yeager becomes the first person to fly faster than the speed of sound. Yeager, born in Myra, West Virginia, in 1923, was a combat fighter during World War II and flew 64 missions over Europe. He shot down 13 German planes and was himself shot down over France, but he escaped capture with the assistance of the French Underground. After the war, he was among several volunteers chosen to test-fly the experimental X-1 rocket plane, built by the Bell Aircraft Company to explore the possibility of supersonic flight. For years, many aviators believed that man was not meant to fly faster than the speed of sound, theorizing that transonic drag rise would tear any aircraft apart. All that changed on October 14, 1947, when Yeager flew the X-1 over Rogers Dry Lake in Southern California. The X-1 was lifted to an altitude of 25,000 feet by a B-29 aircraft and then released through the bomb bay, rocketing to 40,000 feet and exceeding 662 miles per hour (the sound barrier at that altitude). The