All the Movies You Can Stream on Netflix This May

Based on the true story of Jackie Robinson's entry into major league baseball, "42" stars the late Chadwick Boseman as the iconic baseball player. With the support of Brooklyn Dodgers manager Branch Rickey (played by Harrison Ford), Jackie takes on public scrutiny and intense racism as he tries to play the game. During this inspirational movie, viewers get an inside look at the origin story of #42 and everything Jackie had to endure just to play the game he loved.

When it's available: May 1

Brothers Colt (Max Elliott Slade), Rocky (Sean Fox), and Tum Tum (J. Evan Bonifant) drop everything when they find out their grandpa (Victor Wong) is in trouble back in Japan. These little ninjas get there in no time to stand by their grandpa's side as he goes up against an enemy from years gone by. The three ninjas have to work together and pour all of their soul and might into defeating their big, bad antagonist. An installment in the 3 Ninjas series, "3 Ninjas: Kick Back" is a high-energy adventure for the whole family.

When it's available: May 1

Craig Sheffer and Brad Pitt play brothers Norman and Paul Maclean. Growing up in Montana, the two are close, despite Norman being more shy and Paul being more outgoing and rebellious. They spend their free time fishing, developing a bond - especially since their strict father (played by Tom Skerritt) is a lot to deal with at times. The brothers spend time apart when Norman moves across the country to go to college, but the years and life experience eventually bring them back together at home, reflecting on the passage of time and what they've gotten up to.

When it's available: May 1

Victor (Johnny Depp) and Victoria (Emily Watson) are engaged to be married, and while they aren't necessarily in love, they like each other well enough. Victor, however, is nervous about his upcoming wedding. While traipsing through a dark forest giving himself a pep talk, he's dragged into the underworld, where he meets Emily (Helena Bonham Carter), the corpse bride. She was murdered and found herself banished to the afterlife, and she views Victor as her potential love match. Victor, on the other hand, now sees the advantages of marrying the very-alive Victoria and has to get back home before it's too late.

When it's available: May 1

Cal (Steve Carell) is comfortable with his life, but it's all thrown out the window when his wife, Emily (Julianne Moore), decides she wants a divorce. Now, he has to figure out how to start over in the dating game. Fortunately, he meets the ultra-suave Jacob (Ryan Gosling), who shows him how to clean himself up and charm women. Together, the two sweep through cocktail lounges, meeting women and showing them what they can bring into their lives - even if it's just for one night. It all goes belly up, though, when Cal meets someone new - and so does Jacob.

When it's available: May 1

Nick O'Brien (Gerard Butler) is the leader of a top-notch branch of the Los Angeles sheriff's department. The Regulators are the best - they're the ones called upon for the toughest jobs, which is why it's up to them to go up against known criminal Ray Merrimen (Pablo Schreiber) and his cohorts. The bad guys, who are ex-military and use their skills from the armed forces to get around the law, have decided to rob a highly secure bank in LA. It's up to the Regulators to stop them.

When it's available: May 1

Clint Eastwood is "Dirty Harry" Callahan, a cop who won't take any crap from anyone and who will use any means necessary to get his man. His current mark is the Scorpio Killer (Andrew Robinson), who has committed a string of crimes. Harry is hot on his trail, with the help of his partner, Chico Gonzalez (Reni Santoni). The two of them do whatever they can to lure the Scorpio Killer out into the open, and while the criminal won't make it easy, he's no match for Dirty Harry's tactics.

When it's available: May 1

Chris (Liam Hemsworth) had dreams of being a cop, but he failed to make the cut. As an alternative, he becomes a security guard for an armored truck company. He knows, though, that the company's ability to protect its money is questionable at best - which is something Chris's friend Eddie (Michael Angarano) is happy to hear. With a penchant for theft, Eddie takes it upon himself to start robbing the armored trucks, and Chris is now stuck in the middle. Together, Chris and Eddie nab millions, but now they have top cop James Ransone (Dwayne Johnson) and the mob on their tails.

When it's available: May 1

In this classic film directed by Robert Zemeckis, Forrest Gump (Tom Hanks) is a simple man who loves life. From his days as a football star to his cross-country run, everything he does inspires those around him. Full of optimism and love for others, Forrest is beloved by others. His biggest love, though, is Jenny (Robin Wright), his childhood friend and closest confidante. Things have never been quite right between them, and she's been led astray time and time again, but Forrest is always there for her. More than two decades after its initial release, this movie remains beloved and highly quotable.

When it's available: May 1

You know what happens when Harold (John Cho) Kumar (Kal Penn) get super stoned? They get hungry. That's exactly what goes down one fateful night, when the two friends are sitting at home. First, they get stoned - and then they get caught up in the emotions of a White Castle commercial on TV and decide they absolutely must get food as soon as possible. Naturally, their night goes off the rails at every possible opportunity in their quest for tiny burgers. Will they get past all the people in their way and get their sliders?

When it's available: May 1

Doris (Sally Field) has long been ignored. Never married (but engaged once), she's struggled to find a man she wants to pour all her energy into - until John (Max Greenfield), the new art director, walks into her office. Young, handsome, and charming, John is everything Doris wants in a man - but she's older, out of touch, and shy. With the help of her friend, her friend's granddaughter, and her own growing self-confidence, Doris settles into the person she always knew she could be and discovers that she has a lot to offer the world.

When it's available: May 1

The first installment in the Jackass collection - a spinoff of the TV series - this documentary-style movie is a continuation of the stupid stunts you know and love from television. Starring the jackasses themselves - Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Bam Margera, and more - "Jackass: The Movie" is over-the-top funny and horrifying. The stunts the guys pull are both lighthearted and downright dangerous - and sometimes, they're almost too much to watch. It's not a movie for the fainthearted, but it might just make you laugh and be glad it's not you in these situations.

When it's available: May 1

John Q. Archibald's (Denzel Washington) young son, Mike (Daniel E. Smith), is in desperate need of a life-saving transplant. He collapses while playing baseball, and after being rushed to the hospital, the doctors say the only way to save him is to do a heart transplant. But in a sick twist of events, John's health insurance won't cover the transplant. In a desperate attempt to get the doctors to do it anyway, John takes the whole emergency room hostage to plead with the doctors. Now, the question is if they'll listen or if a solution will come too late.

When it's available: May 1

It's been a rough life for teenager Caine Lawson (Tyrin Turner), who grew up in the projects in California and just wants better for himself. He's surrounded by violence and crime, and he knows that if he doesn't make an effort, it'll become his future, too. Deciding to leave his life behind and find more, Caine uses the support of his loved ones as his motivation. He soon finds out, however, that try as he might, his rough surroundings in LA may not be so easy to escape. It's going to take a lot more than just the desire to leave.

When it's available: May 1

Told over a long span of time and multiple timelines, "Once Upon a Time in America" is the life story of David "Noodles" Aaronson (Robert De Niro). Starting with his childhood in a rough neighborhood in New York City, the story shows how Noodles came to be throughout the years, leading up to his life of crime and his career in the mafia. While he makes it to old age, it's a life filled with violence, loss, and betrayal - all of which culminates in him becoming a mafia boss who loses pretty much everyone.

When it's available: May 1

Sylvester Stallone both stars in and directs this fourth installment of the Rambo series. More than 25 years after the first film, "Rambo" finds John Rambo retired, deep in the jungle. He helps two missionaries find their way through his region, but when he finds out days later that they've gone missing, he feels obligated to help. He may be retired and living a peaceful life, but he can't allow these innocent people to be captured by the Burmese army when he knows he can help.

When it's available: May 1

John Rambo (Sylvester Stallone) is yet again trying to lead a quiet retired life. He has come stateside and is keeping to himself on a horse farm in Arizona. He befriends a woman named Maria (Adriana Barraza) and her teenage granddaughter, who become a sort of family for the aging war veteran. However, Rambo's violent instincts are kicked into high gear when the Mexican cartel snatches the teenager and takes her back to Mexico. Rambo feels he has no choice but to follow them to Mexico to try to rescue her. It's what he does, and he'll stop at nothing to protect his family.

When it's available: May 1

John Rooney (Paul Newman) has two go-to henchmen: Mike Sullivan (Tom Hanks) and his son, Connor Rooney (Daniel Craig). John is loyal to his son, but he's closer to Mike - something Connor resents. Still, their operation is essentially seamless - until the night when Mike's son, Michael (Tyler Hoechlin), witnesses his dad and Connor carrying out a hit. The child is sworn to secrecy, but Connor doesn't want to take any chances. He tries to take out the whole Sullivan family, which results in Mike and Michael making a run for it.

When it's available: May 1

Austrian adventurer Heinrich Harrer (Brad Pitt) sets out to climb Nanga Parbat in India. Aiming for glory, he will stop at nothing to accomplish his goals. However, in the middle of his quest, WWII breaks out, and Heinrich and his team are captured and made prisoners of war. When he finally makes it out, he finds himself in Lhasa, where he befriends the Dalai Lama. Despite being in a place that usually isn't welcoming to outsiders, Heinrich bonds with the Dalai Lama and his people, finding refuge among the community during the war.

When it's available: May 1

Based on the true story of a young surfer named Bethany Hamilton (played in the film by AnnaSophia Robb), "Soul Surfer" is the story of how her whole life changed in the blink of an eye. While surfing, Bethany is attacked by a shark and loses an arm. She's built her whole life around surfing, but it seems like it might all be over for her. But Bethany refuses to give up. Losing her arm forces her to reframe her whole outlook on life and pushes her to find a larger purpose for her future.

When it's available: May 1

Reclusive writer Alice (Gemma Arterton) has shut herself away in the English countryside during WWII. She's content to live a life of solitude - until one day, a young evacuee from London shows up at her doorstep. While she says she doesn't want young Frank (Lucas Bond) in her life, she's stuck with him. The two have a tough time getting along - Alice has never had children and doesn't understand them, and Frank is desperately missing his family. Together, they learn about love, friendship, and each other - and realize that a life together might not be so bad.

When it's available: May 1

In this Guy Ritchie-led action comedy, Matthew McConaughey stars as a marijuana connoisseur named Mickey who's running his own business in London. The American expat might have reached a point where he wants to leave his weed life behind, though, so he floats the idea around that he might be in the market to sell off his business. Unsurprisingly, a highly profitable business like this is going to drum up some interest - and also some drama. What follows is some light violence, some cat-and-mouse chasing, lying, deceit, and Mickey making a big decision in the end.

When it's available: May 1

"The Lake House" takes place in two timelines - Alex (Keanu Reeves) in 2004 and Kate (Sandra Bullock) in 2006. When Alex moves into a beautiful lake house, he starts corresponding with Kate across a flimsy wrinkle in time. Through their letters, they start to fall in love but eventually realize their timelines don't match up. They have to figure out if there's a way to communicate with each other to sync up their lives and come together in present day. It won't be easy to figure out, but they're determined to try.

When it's available: May 1

What starts out as a regular weekend with his kids turns into anything but for Ray Ferrier (Tom Cruise). After separating from his wife, Ray has had a hard time connecting with his kids (played by Dakota Fanning and Justin Chatwin). But when he brings them home one weekend for his regularly scheduled custody time, they find themselves in the middle of an alien invasion. Ray has to throw his insecurities about his relationship with his kids out the window in order to protect them and get the whole family to safety amid the attack by these otherworldly creatures.

When it's available: May 1

Harry (Billy Crystal) firmly believes that men and women can't be friends. He brings this up to Sally (Meg Ryan) in 1977, setting the tone for their future. When they part ways, it's not until five years later that they meet again. This time around, Harry suggests the two become friends, which surprises Sally after his previous thoughts on men and women being platonic. Alas, the friendship isn't meant to be and they go their separate ways, only to run into each other again five years later. Now 10 years down the line, the two form a tentative friendship that toes the line of becoming more.

When it's available: May 1

In real life, indie bookseller Katherine (Meg Ryan) loathes Joe (Tom Hanks) for owning a high-powered chain of bookstores that have the potential to destroy her small business. But what neither realizes is that the budding online relationships they're each forming with a chat-room stranger is actually between the two of them. Through the written word, they become close, developing feelings for each other without even knowing who's on the other end of the emails. Will their real-life squabble be the downfall of what could be a beautiful love story? Or will their feelings for each other online translate to real life?

When it's available: May 1

The Mexican film "40 Years Young" - called "Cuarentones" in Spanish - features a chef named César (Erick Elias) on the cusp of turning 40 when his whole life is flipped upside down. Everything with his wife and son are great, until he discovers she's been lying to him - and it's a big lie. To escape for awhile, César and his business partner head to Cancun for a culinary contest. While there, César tries to let loose and find joy in life again, all while putting forth the effort to take home the top prize in the competition.

When it's available: May 4

Marmaduke (voiced by Pete Davidson) is, well, he's a bit of a hot mess. The Great Dane loves to stir up trouble and make messes, but then again, what dog doesn't? Although he's a sharp dog to look at, his behavior tends to make him a bit of a loose cannon. A famous dog trainer sees a spark in him, though, and thinks Marmaduke might just have a shot at being the first Great Dane to take the top prize at the Westminster Dog Show. All it will take is some training, some more training, and more training after that.

When it's available: May 6

In this Hindi Western movie, Siddharth (Harsh Varrdhan Kapoor) is a cop who's a bit aimless. He ends up moving to a quiet desert town in search of something, but he doesn't necessarily know what that is yet. Perhaps it's a new beginning or perhaps it's something else. Once he arrives, though, he sees an opportunity to make up for mistakes in his past and prove himself - something he's always wanted to do but been unable to figure out. It comes in the way of a brutal murder that he thinks he can have a hand in solving.

When it's available: May 6

Ousmane Diakité (Omar Sy) and François Monge (Laurent Lafitte) are the epitome of night and day. The cops once worked together, butting heads at every turn over their very different work styles, but eventually went their separate ways. Now years later, the two are brought back together to get to the bottom of an ongoing crime that seems to have evaded everyone else. They may not get along very well, but they bring out the best in each other when it comes to catching the bad guys. They have to call on those skills again for this one before it's too late.

When it's available: May 6

Based on Ben Macintyre's book about World War II England, "Operation Mincemeat" is based on real events from the war. In the midst of the war, British armed forces devise a plan to thwart the Nazis, but there are a lot of things that could go wrong. They decide to use a corpse with planted documents on his person and let it wash up on shore where the Nazis will find it. They hope that it will send them off their trail and give them the idea that they're planning to attack somewhere else. Will it work, though?

When it's available: May 10

Zdzislaw Najmrodzki (Dawid Ogrodnik) has been in his fair share of tiffs. He's been in and out of prison numerous times and has become notorious for his escapes and evasion from law enforcement. It all changes though when a new woman comes into his life. Now he's considering changing his entire life around to be a little more clean cut and a bit more of a rule follower. It's not exactly easy to change everything you've ever known, though, especially after escaping the cops a whopping 29 times already. Can this man actually change his ways?

When it's available: May 10

When Stephanie (Rebel Wilson) was in high school, she was a popular cheerleader with her whole life ahead of her. It all comes to a stop, though, when she falls into a coma just before prom. Fast forward 20 years and she finally wakes up. Though she's now 37 years old, her last memories are of being a teenager who didn't get to finish her high school career. Naturally the logical next step is to return to high school and live out those memories she missed out on. Fortunately for her, her parents have her back.

When it's available: May 13

Elly (Lucy Hale) is a botanist in the middle of nowhere minding her own business. She's in the remote location studying plants when she unwittingly becomes the center of a drug deal gone wrong. A very green drug mule who has no idea what he's doing kidnaps Elly after his plane goes down near her location. Now she's forced into staying with him while they traverse the landscape. She quickly enters fight or flight mode, and though she initially sticks it out, unsure of what to do to save herself, she soon decides the only way to survive is to get away.

When it's available: May 14

Lucia (Belén Rueda) loves having the perfect family. As someone who values aesthetics and reputation, she always desires to have everything be just so. It's all thrown out the window when her son meets a girl with a family that clashes with everything Lucia's dreamed up for herself. This new family in question is a bit rough around the edges, constantly running their mouths and living a fast and loose lifestyle. Needless to say, Lucia is not impressed and can't imagine her son being part of such a crowd. The question is, what can she do about it?

When it's available: May 18

A wine-lover and connoisseur (Victoria Justice) has high expectations for the company she works for. As an executive, it's up to her to ensure her company is only producing the best wine the world has to offer. She heads off to Australia in search of a new client, but of course it isn't that simple. She finds herself working as a ranch hand in an effort to sway the client. What she never expected when she headed out on this trip was to find a little bit of romance, but that's exactly what happens.

When it's available: May 19

Ben (Lucas Hedges) is a teen who has struggled with drug abuse and disappeared from home. He shows up on Christmas Eve morning, much to his mother's (Julia Roberts) surprise and delight. But as happy as she is to have him home, she's wary of where he's been and if he's clean. She makes Ben promise that he'll go to a sober living facility after Christmas, and while he seems to want to, he might be in over his head with his drug use, abuse, and trafficking. And though it all only affected him in the past, he's now dragged his family into it.

When it's available: May 20

The sequel to "F*ck de Liefde" finds us back with the intertwining love stories where everyone's dealing with something complicated. Each of our leading ladies is unlucky in love for one reason or another, but at the end of the day, they always have each other to turn to. They try to help each other find the silver lining in their troubles and sort out their relationships, but it doesn't always work. For some of them, their happily ever after is just around the corner. For others, well, it might be a bit of a longer wait.

When it's available: May 20

In the most recent part of the "Jackass" franchise, "Jackass 4.5" takes "Jackass Forever" to the next level. As with all of the .5 editions of the "Jackass" movies, "Jackass 4.5" gives viewers behind-the-scenes looks at what went into creating its corresponding film. With this movie, you'll see what didn't make the final cut of "Jackass Forever" and those beloved outtakes. Coming right on the heels of "Jackass Forever," which was released in early 2022, "Jackass 4.5" will take you inside the stunts that are bigger, funnier, and even more outlandish than the franchise has ever seen.

When it's available: May 20

After her father's death, Sam (Hilary Duff) is stuck living with her heinous stepmom and stepsisters. She meets a mystery boy on the internet, and the two slowly fall in love with each other's words. The only problem is neither of them realizes that they go to the same school and they've been seeing each other day in and day out without even realizing. It all comes to a head when their identities are revealed to one another and Sam finds out her Prince Charming is none other than the most popular kid in school, Austin Ames (Chad Michael Murray).

Watch "A Cinderella Story" on Netflix.

Tony D'Amato's (Al Pacino) Miami Sharks are on a downward spiral that's capped off by his aging quarterback, Jack Rooney (Dennis Quaid), taking a hit on the field that knocks him onto the injured list. In a pinch, coach puts in Willie Beamen (Jamie Foxx), an eager alternate who's been biding his time and waiting for his chance to play. With a burst of energy, Willie shows the talent he's been hiding, turning things around for the Sharks. Now with a new star at play and pressure from the team's co-owner, Coach D'Amato has a budding success on his hands that he has to keep under control.

Watch "Any Given Sunday" on Netflix.

When the US embassy in Iran is invaded, dozens of Americans are taken captive by militant forces. Though some of them manage to escape, they can't fully leave the country and instead hide out in the Canadian embassy. They know their time is limited, though, as the military is searching for them and will likely kill them. In an effort to try to get their people out, the US government sends skilled extractor Tony Mendez (Ben Affleck) to Iran to pose as a filmmaker scouting locations for his next big project. Now it's up to Tony to bring everyone to safety.

Watch "Argo" on Netflix.

Amalie (Lisa Teige) and her dance crew get the chance of a lifetime when they're invited to compete in Break the Cypher Paris, a huge dance battle that means everything to them. But while they were good enough to qualify, they know they need to completely revamp their choreography if they want a chance to win. But amid all this, Amalie is searching for her mother, who lives in Paris, and tentatively decides that maybe she'll go to dance school there as well. But with all this on her mind, she can't devote enough energy to her crew and is left off their roster. Now she's searching for her purpose and trying to figure out where she goes from here.

Watch "Battle: Freestyle" on Netflix.

Wesley Snipes is Blade - half mortal, half immortal in a world full of vampires. But unlike so many of the depraved vampires walking the streets, Blade is instead lauded as a hero among men for wanting to wipe out the blood-sucking population for good. He tries to help humans who are attacked by vampires in an effort to keep the vampire population from growing and the human race from dying. He has evil coming after him, though, and it is up to him to do everything he can to protect everyone.

Watch "Blade" on Netflix.

In the second installment of the "Blade" series, Wesley Snipes returns as the titular character - a creature who is half man, half vampire but despises his evil origins. He's still on the same mission as he was last time around, to rid the world of vampires, but now there's a new creature wreaking havoc on things - the Reapers. In a weird twist of events, Blade has to work with the vampires to take out the Reapers, who are making everything more difficult for everyone. Will this new alliance between Blade and the vampires last, though?

Watch "Blade II" on Netflix.

Blade (Wesley Snipes) has built up a reputation over the years as somewhat of a savior for the human race. Though he's part man, part vampire, his life goal is to eradicate the vampire population for good and restore balance in the world - no evil involved. However, word gets around that Blade may not be the good guy everyone seems to think he is, and slowly humans start to turn on him. Now he has to team up with new people to fight back against those spreading rumors about him and the vampires themselves.

Watch "Blade: Trinity" on Netflix.

"Blow" is the story of famed drug trafficker George Jung (played by Johnny Depp). In the 1970s, George found a way to embed himself in the drug-smuggling ring between the States and the Medellin drug cartel in Colombia, and before he knew it, he was one of the most notorious members of the drug trade. But what goes up, must come down, and George was all the way at the top, so his fall was a long way down. "Blow" gives you the full story of how George got to where he was and how it all came crumbling down beneath him.

Watch "Blow" on Netflix.

It's when Clyde Barrow (Warren Beatty) tries stealing a car that he winds up with his new partner in crime, Bonnie Parker (Faye Dunaway). Together the two constantly get up to no good, slowly escalating in their crimes, but as they move into bigger, badder, bolder escapades, the rest of their gang raises some concerns. While the gang used to be more balanced, now Bonnie and Clyde are pulling away to do their own thing. As tensions rise among the crew, things start to spiral out of control among all of them. Bonnie and Clyde are at risk of losing it all if they don't get things under control.

Watch "Bonnie & Clyde" (1967) on Netflix.

Gray's (Jennifer Garner) life comes crashing down when her fiancé unexpectedly passes away. Unsure how to move on and what to do with herself, she immerses herself in the life he left behind, which includes bonding with his friends. In doing so, though, Gray learns everything about her love - including the good and the bad - and realizes that he kept a lot of things from her. And while she would have never expected to grow so close to his friends, she finds solace in the newfound relationships she's establishing.

Watch "Catch and Release" on Netflix.

Larry (Larry the Cable Guy), Bill (Bill Engvall), and Everett (DJ Qualls) are just a few regular guys having a good time one weekend when somehow Sgt. Kilgore (Keith David) mistakes them for actual military men and promptly deploys them to Iraq. But while the guys are trying to psych themselves up for what's to come, they miss the fact that they've landed in Mexico instead and they need to figure their situation out really quick or everything's going to quite literally blow up in their faces. Alas, they think they've saved the world, but they're so very wrong.

Watch "Delta Farce" on Netflix.

Out of nowhere, Jerry Shaw (Shia LaBeouf) and Rachel Holloman (Michelle Monaghan) find themselves the target of a total stranger out to ruin their lives. Though Jerry and Rachel don't know each other, they've both fallen victim to a woman who manipulates them into doing anything she wants - including committing crimes that put them on the most-wanted list. Not only do Jerry and Rachel have to figure out how to keep themselves safe, but they have to figure out who's trying to destroy them before it's too late and they're captured and punished for things they've been forced to do.

Watch "Eagle Eye" on Netflix.

Four men who grew up together in foster care - Jack (Garrett Hedlund), Angel (Tyrese Gibson), Bobby (Mark Wahlberg), and Jeremiah (André Benjamin) - refuse to accept that their adoptive mother's death was an accident. She was shot in what was classified as a botched holdup, but the four brothers think there's a larger plot afoot. They come together to try to get answers on what really went down the night their mom died so they can figure out who might be behind the whole ordeal. But now it's a matter of getting their answers while staying out of danger themselves.

Watch "Four Brothers" on Netflix.

Based on the novel "The Short-Timers" by Gustav Hasford, "Full Metal Jacket" is a gritty take on the military, training for and then entering the battlefield. The story follows Private Davis (Matthew Modine), who is nicknamed Joker in his early days of basic training. He struggles to reconcile his gentle nature with the rigors of war, but while he's able to balance what he's going through, his friend and fellow recruit Private Lawrence (Vincent D'Onofrio) has a much harder time dealing with the pressure and trauma of the Vietnam War and what comes when the war ends.

Watch "Full Metal Jacket" on Netflix.

Lenny (Adam Sandler), Eric (Kevin James), Kurt (Chris Rock), Marcus (David Spade), and Rob (Rob Schneider) all have a history. This band of misfits once played together on their high school basketball team but lost touch after graduation. When their old coach dies, the five of them come back together in their hometown for the funeral, and their old friendship is reignited. These five men reminisce about how different life was in high school compared to how it is now as grown-ups and consider how their lives may have been different if they'd kept in touch.

Watch "Grown Ups" on Netflix.

Theodore Twombly (Joaquin Phoenix) is in a failing marriage when he finds a new potential partner. His new prospect is a bit unusual, though. She's an AI virtual assistant who names herself Samantha and takes on a whole - somewhat attractive - persona, and Theodore can't help but have feelings for her. Though he's separating from his wife, Catherine (Rooney Mara), the presence of Samantha doesn't go over well with her, and she makes him question his feelings for his new love interest. Theodore's now also questioning his choices, all while Samantha is still showering him with love.

Watch "Her" on Netflix.

Based on the book of the same name by Cressida Cowell, "How to Train Your Dragon" is a charming animated feature about understanding that not everything is what you assume. A young Viking named Hiccup (voiced by Jay Baruchel) just wants to hunt and slay dragons and be a well-respected man of society, but of course it's not that easy. He comes face to face with a dragon that's not at all what it seems, and in fact, Hiccup befriends the dragon and the two become partners in crime who learn from each other.

Watch "How to Train Your Dragon" on Netflix.

In this twisty psychological thriller, Leonardo DiCaprio plays a thief named Dom who has the unique ability to get inside people's heads and enter their dreams. Though his talents make him valuable, they're also a huge burden that have quite nearly destroyed his life. When he's offered the ultimate challenge to cap off his career - one that will require him to plant criminal thoughts in someone's head - he takes it on thinking this will be a life-changing moment. But dreams and reality start to get muddled, and Dom struggles to figure out what's really happening.

Watch "Inception" on Netflix.

It's Christmastime in London in this classic holiday film, and we're following along with several intertwining stories. There's the grieving husband who just lost his wife; the prime minister who's fallen for a member of his staff; the couple in the struggling marriage; the newlyweds (and the friend who's in love with the wife); the porn star stand-ins who fall in love on set; and more. Starring popular British actors like Hugh Grant, Colin Firth, Emma Thompson, Alan Rickman, Liam Neeson, and more, "Love Actually" will make you laugh, make you cry, and make you want to fall in love.

Watch "Love Actually" on Netflix.

"Molly's Game" is the true story of skier Molly Bloom (played by Jessica Chastain), who, for several years, ran an illegal poker ring out of her home. The high-class, high-stakes game was played only by the elite, but when it all came crashing down around her - to the tune of more than a dozen FBI agents in a middle-of-the-night raid - she had no one to turn to except her lawyer, Charlie Jaffey (played by Idris Elba). While everyone else wrote Molly off as a criminal, Charlie dug deeper to get to know his client and see the good in her.

Watch "Molly's Game" on Netflix.

Life is pretty great for Charlotte (Jennifer Lopez) and Kevin (Michael Vartan), who have met and fallen in love. When Kevin proposes, Charlotte is overjoyed at where her life is going and can't wait to be a wife. However, Kevin's mom, Viola (Jane Fonda), is absolutely not ready to hand her son over to Charlotte. She's in a particularly vulnerable stage in her life and thinks that Kevin is all she has. She's determined to break up this relationship if it's the last think she does - but Charlotte's not going down without the fight of a lifetime.

Watch "Monster in Law" on Netflix.

Teenagers Jane (Ashley Olsen) and Roxy Ryan (Mary-Kate Olsen) duck out of school one day to head into New York City for wildly different reasons. Jane has a speech to make to try to earn a scholarship, while Roxy wants to deliver her band's demo to the rock band Simple Plan on the set of their video shoot. From the start of their trip, everything that could go wrong does, and now these twins are in the adventure of a lifetime during their big day out. Now the question is: will Jane's and Roxy's missions be a success?

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When Sarah (Jennifer Aniston) returns home to California for her little sister Annie's (Mena Suvari) wedding, she does not expect the history lesson that comes by way of her grandmother Katharine (Shirley MacLaine). But she's full of stories, including a winding tale about how their family is actually connected to the classic movie "The Graduate." Rumor has it, though, there's even more to this story - including who Sarah's father actually is. Now Sarah's questioning everything she thought she knew, all while trying to celebrate her little sister and spend time with her family.

Watch "Rumor Has It" on Netflix.

Before he met Shrek, Puss in Boots (Antonio Banderas) was simply a debonair cat who's made a name for himself as a hero. That is, until a robbery is pinned on him that he had nothing to do with. Despite being the one behind the robbery, Humpty Dumpty (Zach Galifianakis) teams up with Puss in Boots, and now the two set out on a mission to steal a magical goose that lays golden eggs - a goose that could change their lives forever. Naturally, these two don't see eye to eye on everything, which makes for a lighthearted comedy from beginning to end.

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In the epic battle on D-Day, American soldiers went head to head with German soldiers, resulting in mass casualties all around. As the dust settled, American forces realized three brothers all lost their lives that day - but the fourth was still out there. A decision was made to track down Private James Ryan (Matt Damon) and send him back to the States. A group of soldiers set out on the dangerous search, and though they wanted to help the Ryan family, they couldn't help but wonder if it was in their best interest to go to so much trouble to save just one soldier.

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In the fourth installment of the Shrek series, Shrek (voiced by Mike Myers) and Fiona (voiced by Cameron Diaz) are happily settled into married life, though it's not without its ups and downs. But Shrek, who spent so long on his own living it up as ogres do, has flashes of longing for the olden days. Not enough to change his life, but the feelings are there. It's then that he finds himself bound to a contract with Rumpelstiltskin (voiced by Walt Dohrn) that throws him into an alternate reality where Fiona's not his wife and his life is on the line.

Watch "Shrek Forever After" on Netflix.

In this take on the Sherlock Holmes stories, detective Sherlock Holmes (Robert Downey Jr.) and his partner, Dr. Watson (Jude Law), are called upon to try to get to the bottom of a number of murders in London. Together they poked around dark corners and questioned those involved in the crimes to track down the real killer. But the killer, Lord Blackwood (Mark Strong), was always one step ahead, ready to lure Sherlock and Watson into something much more dangerous than they're expecting. Now these two have to figure out how to get themselves out of trouble.

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In the second Sherlock Holmes installment, detective Sherlock Holmes (Robert Downey Jr.) and his trusty partner, Dr. John Watson (Jude Law) are trying to get to the bottom of how the prince of Austria died because they refuse to believe it was suicide. Sherlock and Watson are convinced it's all the doing of their enemy Moriarty (Jared Harris), who they must now track down and bring to justice. But Moriarty's involvement in the prince's death is just the beginning, which means Sherlock and Watson have their work cut out for them in stopping him from committing more crimes.

Watch "Sherlock Homes: A Game of Shadows" on Netflix.

In this Nancy Meyers classic, perpetual bachelor Harry Sanborn (Jack Nicholson) and his too-young, too-attractive girlfriend, Marin (Amanda Peet), make a plan to go away together to her family's beach house. What they don't account for is her mother, Erica (Diane Keaton), being there too. Erica certainly throws a wrench into Harry and Marin's romantic plans, but what throws it off even more is Harry having a heart attack. Feeling all of his years, Harry has to stick to bed rest, and when Erica helps care for him, he realizes that maybe he's finally ready to settle down with someone more age-appropriate. But who's to say Erica actually wants that?

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In this Netflix Original, the cast of fictional movie "Cliff Beasts 6" find themselves stuck in a COVID-free bubble attempting to make their movie in late 2020. With all the cast and crew contained in quarantine to escape the virus, they, of course, start to go stir-crazy. Nevertheless, though, they're determined to get their movie made, dinosaurs and all. Featuring COVID-19 testing, viral TikTok videos, video calling, and much of the rest of the way life's been for the past two years, this movie provides a few laughs amid something that's been so tough. Directed by Judd Apatow, the film features a number of funny people, including Leslie Mann, David Duchovny, Keegan Michael Key, Pedro Pascal, and more.

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Things aren't exactly a walk in the park anymore for Surly the squirrel (voiced by Will Arnett). Once a beloved member of a group of animals in the park, Surly finds himself cast out after he accidentally destroys their food supply. Now he's finding new trouble to get into - like raiding a nut store he's found. He soon discovers, though, that the nut store isn't exactly what it seems. In fact, it's all a front for a much more dangerous robbery ring. It's up to Surly to get to the bottom of what's really going on - and he might just need his old park friends for help.

Watch "The Nut Job" on Netflix.

Two couples head out to a waterfront house for a weekend getaway that's supposed to be nothing but fun. But Michelle (Alison Brie) starts to question things when something feels off about the house. The guests soon discover that the rental house is bugged and there are hidden cameras that have been spying on them. Everywhere. It soon becomes a fight for their lives when a mysterious figure comes after them and they have to fend him off. Naturally it's at night, so it's dark, not to mention unfamiliar territory for the guests. Will they make it out alive?

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What would you do if you found a videotape that, upon watching, foretold your death in seven days? For plenty of people, they're going to watch it anyway. "The Ring" is a horror movie that shows you how hard it is to resist temptation - because who knows if this will actually come true for you? Rachel (Naomi Watts) wants to change the pattern, though, so she intentionally watches the tape so she can try to figure out who the girl on the screen is and put a stop to the mysterious deaths once and for all.

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Based on the novel by Justin Torres, "We the Animals" is a coming-of-age story about three young brothers who have the world at their fingertips. Despite having a toxic home life with their parents, the boys have a youthful innocence and love for each other. As they grow, though, the two older brothers mature into young men. Their mother, played by Sheila Vand, wants to keep her youngest boy sheltered, innocent, and optimistic. Determined to keep him dreaming of an idyllic world, she encourages him to find the brightness in everything where he can.

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Ballet dancer Irene (María Pedraza) finds herself being tapped to be the star of the show "Giselle" after the company's star ballerina dies by suicide. It's immense pressure under normal circumstances, but having to step into someone else's shadow under such darkness makes it even more heavy for Irene. Add to this the fact that the other ballerinas in the company are now jealous and bitter at her getting the role and Irene quickly reaches her wits' end. Struggling with it all, she starts to pull away, especially when she bonds with another outcast in the company. Instead of falling prey to the toxicity within the company, the two decide to make their own life together.

When it's available: April 8

Teenagers Kevin (Jaeden Martell) and Hunter (Adrian Greensmith) decide they're going to start a metal band so they can reign supreme at the Battle of the Bands. The only problem is that the two of them aren't enough to make an actual band. Kevin has the idea to recruit his budding crush, Emily (Isis Hainsworth), but Hunter doesn't think she fits the vibe. If they want to have any chance of winning the music battle and taking out their rivals, they have to pull something together to wow the judges and make people believe that metal will never die.

When it's available: April 8

In this intense South Korean spy film, a notorious spy who goes by the name Yaksha (Sol Kyung-gu) - another word for a human-devouring spirit - is heading up his black-ops team of top agents. Together, the team carries out covert missions swiftly and ruthlessly, hence Yaksha's nickname. But when Ji-hoon (Park Hae-soo) shows up to investigate this black-ops team that he definitely doesn't trust, both men discover way more about the other. Yaksha's ultimate mission is one that he has to dig deeper into, and he might just need Ji-hoon's help for that - he just has to convince him.

When it's available: April 8

On the hunt for a job, Lou Bloom (Jake Gyllenhaal) stumbles upon a car accident one night and finds himself intrigued by the camera crew capturing footage. Determined to be better at it than they are, he starts his own company to be the first cameras on the scenes of crimes to snag the footage and sell it. But when Lou gets sucked into the adrenaline rush of capturing footage and speeding to crime scenes, he finds himself caught up in a crime himself. Will his addiction to crime get him in trouble in the end?

When it's available: April 10

Jordan (Halle Berry) has spent her career on one end of emergency phone calls, being the person others turn to when they need help. She's always fast to help save a life, but one night, she can't save a woman who's called in with reports of a prowler. It shakes Jordan to her core - so much so that she decides she can't handle the job anymore. Instead, she wants to teach other people to do the job so they're prepared to handle the high stakes of emergency work. But when she's tasked with taking a call from a young girl whose life is on the line, Jordan jumps into action immediately.

When it's available: April 10

When Kayla (Iola Evans) stumbles on a mysterious game from the 1980s with a grand prize of $125,000, she thinks it'll be easy money to win. What she doesn't know is the dark history of this game. She starts playing and soon realizes all the choices the game gives her are suddenly manifested into real life - and if she doesn't choose, she'll die. Now everyone around her is getting pulled into this game as she tries to figure out a way to defeat it before it's too late and she goes mad or worse, ends up dead.

When it's available: April 15

Alice Zander (Elizabeth Reaser) is running a pretty successful seance business in the 1960s, but despite being able to sufficiently cater to her clients, she wants to one-up herself by seeing what more she can do. She brings out a Ouija board, thinking it'll add to her appeal - after all, the whole business is a sham in the first place and Ouija boards aren't real. Except this Ouija board draws out an evil spirit that inhabits her daughter, Doris (Lulu Wilson). Now Alice and the rest of her family have to figure out how to get rid of the spirit before it hurts Doris.

When it's available: April 16

Auden (Emma Pasarow) has spent her entire high school life dedicated to schoolwork and getting into college, which didn't leave much time for a social life or typical teenage activities. The summer before college, she spends time with her dad and stepmom to try to get to know him better. When she arrives in this sleepy town, though, she realizes that the nights are long and she can't seem to rest. It's during one sleepless night that she meets Eli (Belmont Cameli), a fellow night owl who wants to show her all the things she's been missing out on.

When it's available: April 22

Artist Walter Keane (Christoph Waltz) has become known for his gorgeous paintings featuring slight young women with big eyes. He finds great fame for his unique portraiture, earning praise and acclaim with each new picture people see. But what the public doesn't know is that it's his wife, Margaret (Amy Adams), who's actually painting his pictures. Too meek to tell anyone the truth, Margaret unfortunately doesn't put a stop to Walter's lies. However, when their marriage starts to crumble, Margaret realizes it's her time to take the praise that's rightfully hers - regardless of what Walter says.

When it's available: April 25

A trio of freedom fighters are on a mission to take down a petrol depot, but they soon realize the police are waiting for them to arrive - they've been set up. It's an all-out brawl as they try to escape the cops, and they eventually take cover in a bank. Now they're trapped and unsure who in the group can be trusted. Under the assumption that one of them ratted the group out to the police, the trio have to decide with whom their allegiance lies. When it comes down to it, they use this opportunity to seek freedom for Nelson Mandela, knowing they have nothing else to lose.

When it's available: April 27

Jose Luiz (Quim Gutiérrez) sees his whole world come crashing down when his fiancee ditches him at the altar for another man on their wedding day. His mother, Mari Carmen (Carmen Machi), very unhelpfully tells him she never liked her before scolding him for paying for the wedding and honeymoon up front. Now that he's stuck with the honeymoon paid, he seemingly has no choice but to take his mother along. What starts as an awkward and slightly painful trip for him becomes a bonding experience with the number one woman in his life. Together they have an adventure that they'll never forget.

When it's available: April 29

It's all a game in "21." Ben Campbell (Jim Sturgess) is a college student who is, to put it lightly, quite smart. But between classes, a social life, and trying to make some money, life as a college student can be hard. When it comes to the money part, Ben finds himself in a pinch, needing to make some serious cash fast. He's welcomed into an elite group of high-stakes gamblers who rely on card counting and quick math to clear out the tables. Together, under the guidance of Professor Mickey Rosa (Kevin Spacey), the students take the casinos in Vegas for all they're worth.

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Andre Davis (Chadwick Boseman), an NYPD officer, is on the hunt for a pair of cop killers on the loose in Manhattan. In the throes of the search, Davis - who has previously been at odds with the force - starts to question who's really hunting who in this massive battle. In the midst of it, the police order all the bridges connecting Manhattan to other locations to be shut down. All 21 of them. Now they're all trapped within the boundaries of Manhattan. Andre is still trying to find the cop killers, but all the while, he's questioning what's really happening here.

Watch "21 Bridges" on Netflix.

The 1984 "A Nightmare on Elm Street" is where Freddy Krueger's (Robert Englund) story all begins. Written by Wes Craven, the slasher movie brings Freddy into the dreams of a bunch of teenagers. While sleeping, the teens dream about a disfigured man coming after them, but what makes it terrifying is that it starts to come true. Though Freddy might be coming for you in dreams, you're paying the price in real life - and that means their lives are in danger. Now they must try to get to the bottom of who Freddy is and how they can get rid of him before it's too late.

Watch "A Nightmare on Elm Street" (1984) on Netflix.

The 2010 remake of the classic 1984 movie stars Jackie Earle Haley as the famed Freddy Krueger. In a more modern retelling of the story, a group of teenagers all start having the same dream about a terrifying man who's hunting them. What they don't yet know is that it's Freddy Krueger. Freddy continues to haunt their dreams, and the only way they can get away from him is to stay awake. However, the plan isn't foolproof if you can't force yourself awake, and one of them finds out the hard way when they wind up dead.

Watch "A Nightmare on Elm Street" (2010) on Netflix.

Arnie Cunningham (Keith Gordon) is a little bit obsessed with his car. It's a 1958 Plymouth Fury, and he names her Christine. His love of his car rapidly gets out of control, and now his friends won't let up on picking on him about it. They go so far as to vandalize Christine, and Arnie flips out. But in a weird twist of events, Christine fixes herself - and starts getting payback on Arnie's behalf. The car goes after all the bullies who wouldn't let up, and now it's up to Arnie's girlfriend and his friend to stop the car for good.

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Peter Highman's (Robert Downey Jr.) whole life is about to change. His wife is pregnant with their first child, and she's due in just a few short days. The first problem is that Peter is in Atlanta while his wife is in Los Angeles. The second problem is Ethan Tremblay (Zach Galifianakis). The two bump into each other at the airport and end up on the no-fly list, so now Peter has to road-trip across the country with him to try to make it home on time. Naturally, because Ethan is a walking disaster, everything that could go wrong does, but nevertheless, Peter warms up to him - because if nothing else, Ethan is doing everything he can to get Peter home in time to see his baby being born.

Watch "Due Date" on Netflix.

Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) has made a name for himself as the creature who attacks people in their dreams, often killing them. However, people have become less and less afraid of him, and that just won't do. In this horror crossover, Freddy recruits Jason Voorhees (Ken Kirzinger) - from "Friday the 13th" - to help instill fear in people again. Alas, Freddy's plan misfires, and Jason just starts chopping up all Freddy's victims rather than playing wingman to his terror. Now rather than a meeting of the horror minds, it's a battle between killers to decide who's the ultimate scary man.

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Vincent Freeman (Ethan Hawke) is what is known as an "in-valid." His status means his dreams of going to space will never come true. That is, unless he can somehow change himself to be "valid." He gets the opportunity when he is able to buy lab-grown "valid" genes of Jerome Morrow (Jude Law), essentially turning Vincent into Jerome. In doing do, Vincent is finally able to take on a space mission, but of course, there's much more to his new life than this. Not only does Vincent find himself falling in love with one of his Gattaca space-program coworkers, but solving the death of a colleague adds a new layer to his mission.

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Life is pretty good for married couple Simon (Jason Bateman) and Robyn (Rebecca Hall). They've just moved into a new home and are happy, but things quickly take a turn. Simon bumps into his old friend Gordo (Joel Edgerton), and Rebecca soon finds out why Simon says he used to be called "Gordo the Weirdo." He starts showing up at their house all the time, leaving odd gifts, and making the two uncomfortable. But when Simon tries to tell Gordo he needs to stay away from them, Rebecca realizes there's more to Simon and Gordo's history than she realized.

Watch "The Gift" on Netflix.

John Coffey (Michael Clarke Duncan) may be on death row, but there's something about him that hints that maybe he's innocent. Prison employee Paul Edgecomb (Tom Hanks) gets to know the gentle man while he's sitting in his cell and questions why he's there in the first place. Though he'd been convicted of killing two young girls, Paul believes that the system got it all wrong. Amid it all, John starts to display a supernatural ability for reading people and healing them, further convincing Paul that John isn't a bad person at all. However, he's destined to walk the green mile to the end of his life in this movie based on the Stephen King novel.

Watch "The Green Mile" on Netflix.

In this 1997 classic, best friends Julianne (Julia Roberts) and Michael (Dermot Mulroney) make a pact to marry each other if they are still single at 28. But before they get to this point, Michael announces he's settling down with Kimberly (Cameron Diaz). Despite how happy the engaged couple are, Julianne will do everything in her power to put a stop to the wedding. After all this time, Julianne is just now realizing how much she actually loves Michael and has waited too long to tell him. In a plot twist, Kimberly appoints her the maid of honor in the wedding, but Julianne isn't about to cooperate.

Watch "My Best Friend's Wedding" on Netflix.

Bank robber John Dillinger (Johnny Depp) is public enemy number one. In the time of the Great Depression, Dillinger has everything a robber needs to succeed: charm, smarts, good looks, and skill. Unfortunately for him, J. Edgar Hoover (Billy Crudup) and the rest of the FBI aren't amused by his skills, making him a public target for capture. Based on the real life and crimes of Dillinger, "Public Enemies" is the story of how he evaded capture until the FBI threw all their resources into bringing him down. Melvin Purvis (Christian Bale) is the man of the hour assigned to the case, and he'll stop at nothing.

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Joey Jones's (Jason Statham) life changed when he was sent to Afghanistan as a special forces soldier. Despite being able to come home to London, he'll never be the same, and that damage weighs on him heavily. Unable to snap back to reality, Joey stumbles through his days as an unhoused man who can't escape the memories of war. The only thing he can think to do is become someone else, and that's exactly what he does. He takes on a new identity that gives him a slightly new lease on life, and now when he asks for help, he just might get it.

Watch "Redemption" on Netflix.

Based on a real story from 1987, "The Replacements" is a fun and funny sports movie about second chances. The fictional football team called the Washington Sentinels all up and decide to go on strike before the season ends. Now the team's owners are scrambling to replace, well, everyone in time for the next game. Rather than admit defeat, they put a new coach (Gene Hackman) in place and call up a ragtag bunch of misfits to fill out the team. One such player is Shane Falco (Keanu Reeves), who has been waiting this moment for what feels like forever.

Watch "The Replacements" on Netflix.

Macaulay Culkin stars as Richie Rich, an obscenely rich child who has everything he could ever dream of. However, Richie comes to realize that life is pretty lonely when you have a ton of toys but no real friends. When Richie's parents suddenly go missing, Richie struggles to find someone to turn to to help him figure out who might be responsible for their disappearance. While he has a staff that feels very "Downton Abbey," he also finds that he might just have some friends on his side after all. They all have to work together to find his parents and bring them home.

Watch "Richie Rich" on Netflix.

Talented sniper Bob Lee Swagger (Mark Wahlberg) has left the Marines behind, but he can't fully escape. Despite wanting to distance himself from the events that changed his life forever, he's asked to come back and assist in a new mission, as only he has the skills needed. His mission is to keep the president safe, but it doesn't take long for Swagger to realize it's all a trick. Instead of helping protect the president, Swagger himself is the target. And despite running away like he did last time, this time he's going to stay and fight.

Watch "Shooter" on Netflix.

Shrek (voiced by Mike Myers) is happily living in solitude in his swamp, and life couldn't possibly be better. But it's all interrupted one day when a bunch of fairytale creatures show up on his doorstep after being exiled from their homes by the evil Lord Farquaad (voiced by John Lithgow). To get his life back, Shrek tells Lord Farquaad that he'll rescue Princess Fiona (voiced by Cameron Diaz) to be his bride in exchange for the creatures getting their homes back - and leaving him alone. Along with Donkey (voiced by Eddie Murphy), Shrek sets out on his quest but is shocked by what he finds when he meets Fiona.

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Shrek (voiced by Mike Myers) and Fiona (voiced by Cameron Diaz) are happily married and ready to start their lives together far away from the drama in the first film of the series. With their honeymoon behind them, their lives can finally start. However, Fiona's parents now want to meet her new mate, but the only problem is that they don't actually know about the curse that turned her into an ogre - and they have no idea that she married another ogre. Naturally it's a bit of a stressful time for the newlyweds, but after everything they've already been through, meeting the parents should be no big deal, right?

Watch "Shrek 2" on Netflix.

In this comedic film, LaKeith Stanfield plays a man named Cassius Green who desperately needs money, so he gets a job as a telemarketer. He quickly finds, though, that no one is willing to take his calls. After a Black colleague tells him the trick of using a "white" voice instead of his Black one, Cassius suddenly becomes a power caller in the company. He quickly moves up the ranks, finding himself in front of the head of the company who wants to offer him a ridiculous amount of money. It comes with a price, though, and Cassius isn't sure if it's truly worth it.

Watch "Sorry to Bother You" on Netflix.

In this sci-fi adventure from the '90s, we look toward the future to a time when humans on Earth are no longer battling each other. Instead, they're at war with alien insects that determined to wipe out humans and take over the planet for themselves. Now the Starship Troopers must travel across the galaxy to defend the human race and take out all the bugs once and for all. It's a huge battle of man vs. bugs, with intense action sequences and special effects that are pretty impressive for the '90s. This film also kicked off a franchise of multiple movies.

Watch "Starship Troopers" on Netflix.

Picking up where the 1974 film left off, "Texas Chainsaw 3D" takes us back into the world of the murderous Sawyer family. Though vigilantes believed decades ago that they erased the whole family and property from existence, that may not be the case. Fast-forward to the present, and Heather (Alexandra Daddario) learns she's inherited a house from a grandmother she never knew about. When she and her friends show up to the house, they quickly realize that it could perhaps have a questionable history. The house is holding secrets that have been waiting for decades to get out, and Heather and her friends are now at the center of it all.

Watch "Texas Chainsaw 3D" on Netflix.

Based on a graphic novel first published in the '80s, "V For Vendetta" follows a mysterious vigilante named V (Hugo Weaving). Set in London during the fallout from a war, the city has been overtaken by police. V, however, isn't about to let the city continue its downward spiral. But while he thinks he's operating alone, it's after he saves Evey (Natalie Portman) that he discovers it doesn't have to be this way. Now with an ally, the two can work together to take down the police and take back the city that was once a peaceful place to live.

Watch "V For Vendetta" on Netflix.

Based on the Maurice Sendak book of the same name, "Where the Wild Things Are" finds a little boy named Max (Max Records) who sometimes just needs to get away. To do this, he escapes to where the wild things are, immersing himself in a faraway place where he fits in and feels like himself. The wild things welcome Max with open arms, encouraging him to be bold, be strong, be a leader. He does it with grace and determination, creating a happy place for them all to live together. But as much as Max loves his life with the wild things, he knows it's not home.

Watch "Where the Wild Things Are" on Netflix.

Based on a true story from the early 1900s, this Netflix original is a tale of survival. Two men set out on a Denmark expedition to explore Greenland but are separated from the rest of their adventure team. Though the intention was to branch off to hopefully make a rewarding discovery, it was only meant to be short-lived so they could eventually reunite with the rest of the crew. Now these two must brave the elements and take any means necessary to survive in this polar climate - with or without finding what they came for.

Watch "Against the Ice" on Netflix.

In this Netflix original, a band of pirates catch wind of a treasure, so naturally they want in on the loot. They work together to set sail for the sunken gold, but everything that could possibly stand in their way seems to do so. Entrenched in action and adventure, the determined pirates experience all the elements, sidetracking, and mystery that come with being entangled in a hunt for great wealth. As it starts to wear them down, they slowly lose hope in finding what they've set out to recover. Will they fight through and find the gold?

Watch "The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure" on Netflix.

Based on the novel of the same name by Sarah Alderson, "The Weekend Away" stars Leighton Meester as Beth, a married woman who is convinced to get away from it all for a weekend in Croatia with her best friend, Kate (Christina Wolfe). The weekend doesn't go as planned, though, when Kate turns up dead and all fingers point to Beth as the primary suspect. She can't remember anything that happened during the night in question, except waking up the next morning feeling foggy about their night out together, and now she has to piece everything together to find out how Kate died.

Watch "The Weekend Away" on Netflix.

In this Italian Netflix original, teenager Leone (Francesco Gheghi) makes a documentary about his two dads, Simone (Francesco Scianna) and Paolo (Filippo Timi), in the name of LGBTQ+ rights in Italy. But while working on this project, he learns more about his birth mother, Tilly (Jodhi May), and realizes he has no idea which of his dads is his biological father. When his family starts to fall apart at the seams and parental rights come into question because of the nature of their relationship, Leone questions every piece of his life so far and wonders what comes next.

Watch "The Invisible Thread" on Netflix.

Being labeled "meskina" is never a good thing. Leyla (Maryam Hassouni) is dubbed meskina after her love life falls apart and she finds herself single in her 30s without a whole lot going for her. But her friends and family are determined to marry her off, so they set her up with eligible bachelors - and a "toy boy" or two to keep things interesting. Of course, Leyla finds herself with too much of a good thing and can't decide which man to keep and which ones have to go. Meskina she is not!

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Mason Skiles (Jon Hamm) thinks he's left his life as a diplomat behind. After a traumatic period of time during which his family was killed, Mason's ready to move on. He's called back to duty, though, to save one of his colleagues from the same people responsible for what happened to his family. It's a hard decision to make - keep moving forward or save someone he knows needs help. Mason needn't worry, though. No matter what he does, he has someone looking out for him to ensure he doesn't meet the same fate as his family.

Watch "Beirut" on Netflix.

Maria Dębska stars as Kalina Jędrusik, a bold Polish actress in the 1960s. Her life is exactly as she wants it to be - she has a husband who provides for her, a hot young boyfriend that her husband approves of, and work that makes her happy. But in the conservative society of the '60s in Poland, she's looked down on for being a strong, sexy woman. Kalina does what she can to remain in control of her life, but some circumstances are beyond what she can change. She's exiled from television screens and criticized, but she won't just sit back and take it.

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In this sci-fi Netflix original, Ryan Reynolds stars as Adam Reed. He's a fighter pilot in the future on a mission that goes haywire, and before he knows it, he's traveled through time. He ends up landing right back in our present time of 2022. It's there that he meets his younger self, and the two have to work together to not only try to get future Adam home, but to also save the world at the same time. Adam's a smart guy, though, and the only thing better than one Adam trying to save the world is two Adams trying to save the world.

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In Christopher Nolan's 1940s war film, a group of soldiers find themselves trapped on the Dunkirk beach in France. Through this incredibly tense film, the men must find a way to make it out safely, with people from back home and nearby sending boats of any kind to pick up the men and get them out. Dynamically switching perspectives throughout, "Dunkirk" digs deep into the stress of war and desperation of trying to make it out alive. Based on the real-life conflict in France, "Dunkirk" is a vivid display that relies on the loudness of war rather than dialogue, keeping you at rapt attention throughout.

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What starts as a meeting of world leaders at the funeral for the British prime minister quickly turns into a danger zone. With too many important figures in one place, London comes under attack. In this high-intensity action movie, President Benjamin Asher (Aaron Eckhart) is at risk, and it's up to Secret Service agent Mike Banning (Gerard Butler) to try to keep him safe. But when they have hits coming from all angles, there's only so much Banning can do, and the president is captured. Now Banning has to do everything in his power to bring the US leader back to safety.

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Clara (Miriam Leone) and Diego (Stefano Accorsi) form an unlikely friendship in their mental institution. One of the mental health professionals at their rehab facility lightly suggests the two take their love of food and put a positive spin on it that will bring them joy and help them work toward a common goal. Over the course of this hilarious film, the two do just that. They turn the rehab facility into a restaurant of sorts, with hiccups and mishaps at every turn. They bring their fellow patients along for the ride to get everyone involved as well.

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Based on a book series, "A Walk Among the Tombstones" follows the story of former NYPD officer Matt Scudder (Liam Neeson). He now works as an unlicensed private detective and is hired by drug trafficker Kenny (Dan Stevens) to find out who murdered his wife. In tracking down the men responsible for the crime, Scudder uncovers a dark web of deceit these men have been entangled in. This murder was far from the first and won't be the last. Now the detective has to decide how to go about handling these men once and for all.

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Cecil Gaines (Forest Whitaker) left home for a better life, landing at the White House in Washington DC. He earns a job as a butler at the most famous residence in the United States, and over the course of three decades, he makes a name for himself among the staff as a hardworking, trustworthy man. But even though Cecil has proven himself time and time again at work, his job puts a strain on his home life over the years. His wife (Oprah Winfrey) feels disconnected from him, and their son (David Oyelowo) starts feeling resentful of his dad's job.

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In this Netflix original based on a true story, Grant Gustin stars as a state trooper named Dan. All he wants is to be a part of the K-9 unit and have a dog of his own. However, his boss doesn't think he can handle it, and even if he could, the department doesn't have the money for a new dog. It won't stop Dan, though. He's determined to find a dog in a shelter and train it to be in the K-9 unit. That's when he meets Ruby - a dog that doesn't know how to behave in the slightest but loves hard.

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In this postapocalyptic world, everything is cold, dark, and dangerous. A group of soldiers are recruited to transport a mysterious package across the frozen Archipelago. Speed-skater-turned-soldier Caroline Edh (Noomi Rapace) tries to reason with those in charge, begging for a different plan and knowing how dangerous this mission will be, but when her missing daughter is dangled in front of her as bait, she has no choice but to take part in this mission. Together they set out to try to do their part, always knowing that there's a good chance they'll die in the process.

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In this comedic thriller, Jesse Plemons and Lily Collins are a married couple who pretty much have it all. Plemons's character, a disgustingly wealthy tech magnate, may not have made all his money honestly, though. And when the couple show up at one of their vacation homes, they find a man there trying to rob them. In a drawn-out situation, Jason Segel's character demands to get what's his, but the couple think he should ask for more. It's a tense back-and-forth that takes place over hours, with the robber eventually breaking down about how unfair his life has been. Who will prevail? We'll see.

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Salvador (Maxi Iglesias) and Ariana (Stephanie Cayo) lead wildly different lives. He's an architect while she's a free spirit, but their paths cross when Salvador is in Peru scouting locations for a new hotel. Despite the different trajectories their lives are on, they're inevitably drawn to each other. Together they go to Machu Picchu, and while surrounded by nature and history, they start to question everything they've known up until this point while becoming closer with each other. Will their chance encounter and subsequent adventure through the mountains of Peru change them forever? All signs point to yes.

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Based on the novel "Sakura no you na boku no koibito" by Keisuke Uyama, "Love Like the Falling Petals" is a love story for the ages. Photographer Haruto (Kento Nakajima) falls in love with Misaki (Honoka Matsumoto), the beautiful woman who does his hair. All he wants is to spend a lifetime taking her photo, but the two come to find that Misaki has a rare disease that's rapidly taking hold. The condition, called Fast-Forward Syndrome, makes her age much faster than the average person, shortening her life. The future is called into question, but their love never wavers.

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In "Blade Runner 2049," it's 30 years after the events of the last film, and K (Ryan Gosling) is a new blade runner in the LAPD. When he stumbles on a huge secret that could change everything about the world they live in, K realizes he needs the help of Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) - a blade runner who went missing 30 years ago. On a mission to find him, K searches everywhere, finally recruiting the forgotten man to help him save the world they live in and course-correct what's long needed to change.

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You can never be too old for some fun and showing off your skills, especially if those skills are ones needed to carry out a massive heist. In "King of Thieves," a group of retired thieves come back together to put their skills and smarts to use to pull off one last job. However, years have weighed on them, and though their talents are still there, so is their cynicism. They find themselves at odds, arguing over what they get to take home in the end. They will need to set their differences aside to find success, but when these old guys are set in their ways, it's hard to do that.

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It's 1930s England, and Alan Turing (Benedict Cumberbatch), a math whiz, is recruited by a government agency to examine Nazi code. With the help of colleagues, Alan uses every method he can think of to try to decipher these messages, even building a machine to do the work for him. It takes time and skill, but Alan's genius surpasses what anyone had hoped for. Although he might be lauded as a hero for his work for his government, he's hiding a secret that can't possibly be accepted by society at this time, and when it comes out, everything changes.

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This Argentinian film, called "Granizo" in Spanish, is the story of a famed weatherman named Miguel Flores (Guillermo Francella), who becomes the target of ire when he fails to foresee a hail storm coming. The storm wreaks havoc on Buenos Aires, Argentina, and the torment is too much for Miguel to deal with. He escapes to his hometown of Córdoba, Spain, to get away from it all and find himself in the process. What follows is a heartwarming and, at times, amusing look at how just different life could be when you slow down and make new choices.

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Based on the real-life story of Polish gangster Nikodem "Nikos" Skotarczak, played by Tomasz Wlosok, "How I Fell in Love With a Gangster" is told as an interview from the point of view of one of the gangster's former loves. In the film, you get the ebbs and flows of Nikos's life, from the rise to the top to the quick tumble to the bottom. The movie has all the flash, pomp, and circumstance you'd expect from a gangster movie - plus some pretty entertaining encounters with his former lovers - and Nikos's outlandish lifestyle is on full display.

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Thirty years after a war in a post-apocalyptic world, not many people are left after the mass destruction, but Eli (Denzel Washington) has managed to survive it all. He's become a warrior of sorts, defending himself against the elements and the occasional person who tries to rob him of any of his belongings, including his book. Eli is not here for violence and continued destruction, though, but the hope that there's something beyond the world they're currently stuck in. His hope hinges on his book, which Carnegie (Gary Oldman) also understands. This is why Carnegie wants to snatch the book from Eli for himself.

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"The Bourne Ultimatum", the third movie in the Jason Bourne series, finds Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) back out on yet another mission, this time to nail down Operation Blackbriar. Simon Ross (Paddy Considine) lures Bourne out with mysterious newspaper stories, but once he's lured into the hunt, he realizes that this new challenge is also revealing more about his past than he expected. Together with Simon, the two try to get to the bottom of Operation Blackbriar - all while dealing with Bourne's past and the Company coming after him to try to finally get rid of him for good.

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"Batman Begins" takes us back to the time of a young Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale), who is on the path to becoming one of the greatest superheroes. He trains with Henri Ducard (Liam Neeson) in martial arts before coming back to Gotham City, prepared to fight for the good guys. But unlike some other figureheads who ward off evil, Batman vows to do it without killing anyone. With his butler, Alfred (Michael Caine), and Wayne Enterprises tech expert Lucius Fox (Morgan Freeman) as his righthand men, Batman has everything he needs to be Gotham City's savior.

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Based on the friendship between Anne Frank (Aiko Mila Beemsterboer) and Hannah Goslar (Josephine Arendsen), "My Best Friend Anne Frank" is told from Hannah's point of view about her time as a friend to Anne, perhaps the most well-known victim of the Holocaust. The story shows some of the lighter moments Anne experienced with Hannah outside all of the war, destruction, and murder in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam. The story progresses through the months as things gradually get worse in the war and friends and families are ripped apart. Anne and Hannah are reunited in a concentration camp, but it's anything but a joyous reunion.

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In this 1991 classic, the Addams family is completely content to live their offbeat lives, looked at by others and slightly outside of society. They have money, they have each other, and they have a love for the strange. But a conniving man and his accomplice want to take advantage of this family, targeting them for their money and inherent otherness. Christopher Lloyd poses as Uncle Fester to infiltrate the family with a goal of stealing all their money. But as odd as the Addams family might be, they're anything but stupid, so Uncle Fester is going to have to work really hard to get by them.

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A group of mismatched documentarians, played by Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube, Kari Wuhrer, Owen Wilson, Jonathan Hyde, and Eric Stoltz, are in the Amazon when they stumble upon an eccentric man who seemingly needs help. They pick up Paul (Jon Voight) without realizing that his purpose in the Amazon is a treacherous one. He's been hunting a terrifying beast of a creature, and now he's roped this unsuspecting crew of content creators into his mess. As they continue sailing down the Amazon River, they quickly realize that the project they're involved in is becoming more and more dangerous.

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In this 1980 classic, Danny (Michael O'Keefe) takes on a job as a caddie at the elite Bushwood Country Club so he can pay for school. What he's after, though, is a scholarship that he can hopefully get from the club's cofounder, Judge Elihu Smails (Ted Knight). But while Danny's trying to get on his good side, he fumbles more than once - like when he hooks up with the man's niece right under his nose. But that's not all that's happening on the course this summer. There's also a rogue gopher damaging the green and a brash man named Al Czervik (Rodney Dangerfield) who is annoying absolutely everyone.

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We're back at the Bushwood Country Club for "Caddyshack 2", and this time, there's another brash man who's getting under people's skin. It's Jack Hartounian (Jackie Mason), who is actually quite lovely, but people don't like him because he's building low-income housing in a fancy area. So when he tries to gain membership to the club, he's turned down. Lucky for him, he has a whole lot of money, which he uses to just buy the country club outright instead. Now that he's in charge, he starts making changes that the members really, really don't like. The old owners try to win back the club from Jack in a game of golf, but you don't think he'd let the club go that easily, do you?

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It all starts when some teenagers download a seemingly innocuous app on their phones that tells them when they're going to die. Courtney (Anne Winters) finds out that she's supposedly going to die that night, so she tries to thwart death by changing the course of her evening. When it doesn't work and she still turns up dead, her boyfriend, Evan (Dillon Lane), finds himself in his own deadly situation. He was originally supposed to be driving her home and wrecked his car anyway. In the hospital, he tells his nurse, Quinn (Elizabeth Lail), about the app. She downloads it to see for herself and finds that her death date is in just three days. Will she be able to change the course of her life?

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Heath Ledger takes on his Academy Award-winning role as the Joker in 2008's "The Dark Knight". He throws a wicked wrench into Batman's (Christian Bale) Gotham City, which had started to feel like a fairly safe place under Batman's watch. The Joker can't just lay low, though, and will challenge everything Batman has ever believed in. Though the caped superhero prides himself on protecting the city in a just manner, the Joker pushes all the right buttons to make Batman reconsider how far he's willing to go. The Joker's made it personal, after all, and Batman isn't about to back down.

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In 1973's "The Exorcist", perhaps one of the most unsettling horror movies ever made, a young girl named Regan (Linda Blair) starts behaving oddly seemingly out of nowhere. She speaks out of turn in completely vulgar tones, she has accidents, and her behavior is generally off color. Her mother (Ellen Burstyn) is at a loss as to what's wrong with her daughter, and no doctor can seem to help. She calls in a priest (Jason Miller) who believes Regan's been possessed by an evil spirit. The priest brings in an expert to exorcise the demon from Regan's body, but it may be too late . . . for all of them.

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London businessman Quan (Jackie Chan) is happy to keep to himself. His only love left in this world is his daughter, but when she's ripped away from him in an act of senseless violence driven by politics, Quan can't simply sit back and mourn. He digs deep into his past for his violent skill set as he seeks out those responsible for his daughter's death. He ends up locked in a standoff with Irishman Liam Hennessy (Pierce Brosnan), whose own past and experiences may help Quan find the murderers who started this whole mess in the first place. Quan is ready to do whatever it takes.

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Joseph Pistone (Johnny Depp) goes undercover as Donnie Brasco to infiltrate the inner workings of a famous mafia family in New York. His target is Benjamin "Lefty" Ruggiero (Al Pacino), a known hitman. But as Joseph gets closer and closer to Lefty to figure out how to get him for good, he starts to befriend the rough-and-tumble man. It gets to the point where he almost doesn't even want to complete his mission, knowing that if he does, Lefty will most likely turn up dead. Joseph has to decide between his new loyalty to the mob man and his underlying loyalty to his FBI bosses.

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Dizzy Harrison (DJ Qualls) has not had an easy time in high school. He's a bit of a loner, a bit of a nerd. But when he transfers schools, he gets a second chance at a new high school where he's suddenly the new guy with an opportunity to totally rebrand. Rather than settle into his old nerdy ways, Dizzy assumes a completely new persona, even calling himself Gil instead. But rather than just be the cool new dude, he takes this chance to blow up the school's popularity circles from the inside. Now that he's in the upper echelon of the high school, it's up to him to bring it all down.

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While serving in Iraq, Logan (Zac Efron) finds a photo of a beautiful woman with the words "keep safe" written on the back. He's holding this photo as his unit is attacked, and he can't help but feel like this photo and this woman are good luck. When he can't find the owner of the photo, he decides to keep it for himself. It's when he returns home to the States that he decides he wants to find the woman from the photo. Figuring out that it was taken in Louisiana, Logan goes there and finally meets the woman who saved him.

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Danny Roman (Samuel L. Jackson) may be at the top of the field of hostage negotiators, but he finds himself on the other side when pushed to the limit. He's been accused of killing his partner after the gun used for the murder appears to have been handled by him. At the brink and unsure of how to prove his innocence, Danny takes a hostage of his own. He snatches the internal affairs investigator who got him into this mess, Terrence Niebaum (J.T. Walsh), hoping that it'll be what he needs to sway the authorities. That's when they bring in hostage negotiator Chris Sabian (Kevin Spacey) to go head-to-head with Danny.

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You'd think an owl orphanage called St. Aggie's would be an OK place, but you'd be wrong. When a young barn owl named Soren (voiced by Jim Sturgess) is taken to St. Aggie's, it's so he can be turned into a soldier. The owls at the pseudo-orphanage use brainwashing methods to take unwitting owls and make them into their minions. Soren quickly makes friends with other kidnapped owls, though, before being totally brainwashed, and together they escape to Ga'Hoole. There, they band together and come up with a plan to take down the wicked owls at St. Aggie's that are up to no good.

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Gabriel Yulaw (Jet Li), a talented government agent, discovers the existence of a multiverse, meaning there are versions of him in each other universe. When he kills one of his counterparts out of self-defense, Yulaw discovers that it made him stronger. Drunk on power, he goes on a rampage killing all of his other selves - taking down more than 100 men. He's caught in the act and thrown in prison, but he has one last target on his list: Gabe Law, a police officer in his universe. And while Yulaw knows about the multiverse, Law's lack of knowledge might be his weakness when the two come face-to-face.

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There are movies about superheroes who are caped crusaders saving the day at every turn. There are movies about villains who get what they're after, no matter who they hurt in the process. And then there are movies about the other guys. NYPD detectives Gamble (Will Ferrell) and Hoitz (Mark Wahlberg) may not be out in the field catching bad guys, but they do sit quietly at their desks and get sh*t done. They get the chance to show off what they can do on the streets, though, when a case lands in their laps that lets them really shine.

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Patsy Cline (Megan Hilty) and Loretta Lynn (Jessie Mueller) have a friendship for the ages. In this semibiographical film, the two budding country singers find a bond with each other despite their very different lives. Loretta has a tense relationship with a controlling husband, and Patsy has a distant relationship with her own family. But with each other, they have someone to lean on who understands what the other is going through. With each other, they have a cheerleader, a mentor, and a shoulder to cry on. Their fast friendship was almost too big for the universe to handle, which is why it's one for the storybooks.

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The good-guy Autobots, led by Optimus Prime, are back in action defending everyone from the Decepticons, who aren't willing to accept their recent defeat. The fight quite literally goes out of this world as the US and Russia go to the moon in search of a Cybertronian spacecraft that's powerful enough to cause some serious damage. In the hands of the wrong people, it could be game over. The bots are handling the Earth-side fight simultaneously, which means essentially everyone is in on the action - including Sam Witwicky (Shia LaBeouf), who has to step in to help the Autobots as usual.

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Though Sam Witwicky (Shia LaBeouf) has always been there for the Autobots when they needed him, he's beginning to feel like it's time to grow up. He leaves the bots behind for college, assuming that it's all in his past. However, the Decepticons are now after him for information, which means he's in danger along with all his loved ones, too. Bumblebee and Optimus Prime are usually at the ready to protect Sam, but now that the group's practically disbanded, who will show up when Sam's in danger? Will the Decepticons finally pull out a win?

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