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Jason Biggs
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Elizabeth “Lizzie” Wurtzel (Christina Ricci) is an award-winning student who has been accepted to Harvard, where she plans on studying journalism. She struggles with depression, brought on by a broken home situation. She is saddened and in need of her father (Nicholas Campbell) who has been absent since her parents divorced when she was two. Her mother (Jessica Lange) creates problems for her as well, as she is overcritical and bitter. Sex and drugs begin to rule her life, and she alienates her roommate, Ruby (Michelle Williams), and both her first and second boyfriends. She hurts her friends and her mother as her depression worsens. She finally seeks psychiatric treatment from Dr. Sterling, (Anne Heche), and is prescribed Prozac. Although the drug helps, Lizzie questions who is in charge; her, or Prozac?
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The Pursuit Of Happyness
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Will Smith
Jaden Smith
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Chris Gardener (Will Smith) is a salesman who has invested all his and his wife’s money in an obsolete piece of medical equipment. Unable to sell them, the Gardener family is left to live in poverty. One day, Chris bumps into a stockbroker who is living the good life high on the hog. Chris asks how he could get to be like that, and is told to try for an internship as a stockbroker. With a head full of dreams Chris takes the internship, which he soon discovers is unpaid. His wife, unable to cope with this new job for no money, leaves Chris and their son, Christopher (Jaden Smith). Despite no money, and often no place to sleep at night, Chris is determined to get the only stockbroker position offered after the internship is up. But there is no quarantine he’ll be able to beat out the many other interns who are vying for the same position.
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The Pledge
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Jack Nicholson
Patricia Clarkson
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Pulled out of near retirement for one last case, homicide detective Jerry Black (Jack Nicholson) makes a promise that he will have trouble to keep. While at the crime scene of a murdered girl with his partner, Stan (Aaron Eckhart), Jerry makes a pledge to the girl's mother (Patricia Clarkson) that he will find the killer. Believing they have found the murderer in the form of Native American Toby (Benicio del Toro), the police close the case. But Jerry is not convinced and his search for the true killer begins to consume him. Finding romance along the way with waitress Lori (Robin Wright Penn), who lives with her young daughter, Chrissy, Jerry's obsession ultimately puts his new found family in danger and his own sanity into question.
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Princess Of Thieves
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Keira Knightley
Stephen Moyer
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Story of Robin Hood's daughter Gwyn who takes up his role after he is captured by Prince John. King...
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Phenomenon
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John Travolta
Richard Kiley
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George Malley (John Travolta) is an ordinary guy working as a car mechanic in an ordinary town when his life changes on his birthday. Outside the bar holding his celebration, George witnesses a bright light in the sky and the next day discovers he has developed some amazing powers. Suddenly George is a telekinetic genius with no explanation whatsoever. He becomes famous and people travel from the world around to meet this amazing man. In the middle of all this, George meets Lace Penniman (Kyra Sedgwick) and falls in love with her and her two kids. When the real cause of George's new abilities is revealed, it forces everyone to reevaluate their lives and priorities.
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Partner(S)
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Jay Paulson
Josh Cooke
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An enterprising lawyer , acting on a report that a female colleague is up to make partner, plays up the established rumor that he's gay in order to better his chances at edging out his competition.
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Persepolis
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Chiara Mastroianni
Catherine Deneuve
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Marjane Satrapi (Chiara Mastroianni) is a young girl growing up under a rapidly changing Iranian government. She was about nine years old at the onset of the Iranian Revolution, during which time the monarchic dictatorship under Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi was overthrown and Iran became an Islamic Republic under Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Her parents (Catherine Deneuve and Simon Abkarian) were urban educated and hoped for a positive change in the politic arena after the Shah’s rule, while Marjane’s understanding of politics is somewhat naïve. During revolts against the Shah, Marjane’s Communist uncle is released from prison and is later arrested under the new Islamic regime and sentenced to death. His story, as well as the volatile political landscape changing around her, has a great effect on Marjane, who rebels against the new ‘traditions’ by altering the required body-engulfing robe with aspects of punk, reflecting the defiance in her musical tastes. Marjane’s parents and her grandmother (Danielle Darrieux) begin to worry for her, and wonder if perhaps its best that Marjane escape from Iran while she has a chance.
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Point Break
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Keanu Reeves
Patrick Swayze
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FBI Special Agent Johnny Utah (Keanu Reeves) gets his big break in trying to bust a bank robbery ring when he is asked to infiltrate the suspected group undercover. They are an fringe group, surviving on the bare minimum, worshipping the waves and surfing. Their leader, Bohdi (Patrick Swayze), takes a liking to Johnny but always seems to be suspicious of him. Johnny spends hours learning how to surf to make his way into the gang, which irritates his bosses no end and makes them feel that perhaps he isn't ready for such a big assignment. When it is time for the next bank robery, will Johnny be asked to join in, or left behind for dead? Once he becomes one of them, will Johnny be able to perform his job and make the arrests he must?
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Pulp Fiction
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John Travolta
Samuel L. Jackson
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"Pulp Fiction" is actually composed of several "pulp fictions," lurid, overlapping stories that take place in Los Angeles. In one story, Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) and Vincent Vega (John Travolta) must recover an enigmatic briefcase belonging to their mobster boss, Marcellus Wallace (Ving Rhames), from a group of unfortunate slackers. After they've done so, an unfortunate accident forces them to enlist the clean-up and disposal services of Jules' unwilling friend Jimmy (Quentin Tarantino) and the Wolf (Harvey Keitel). Like many of the stories in "Pulp Fiction," this is as much about the characters' conversations as it is about plot: here, this means cheeseburgers and foot massages. Another story concerns Vincent Vega, whom Marcellus has asked to entertain his wife, Mia (Uma Thurman) while he's out of town. They have a great time, but the evening takes a turn for the worst when Mia overdoses on heroin she finds in Vincent's jacket, and he has to save her life so his boss won't take his. In another story, a boxer, Butch (Bruce Willis), whom Marcellus has paid to fix a fight double crosses the mobster, and must escape L. A. However, first he must reclaim a wrist watch belonging to his dead father and inadvertently left behind by his girlfriend. His attempt to do so leads to confrontations with Vincent Vega, Marcellus Wallace, and a gang of pawnshop hillbillies. The final story takes place after Vincent and Jules leave the Wolf. At a diner, Jules confesses that he's recently decided to give up all mobster activities: instead, he'll walk the earth. He also explains why he doesn't eat bacon. Unfortunately, Jules faces a final test, as two criminal lovebirds, Pumpkin and Honey Bunny (Tim Roth and Amanda Plummer) attempt to rob the diner, and he must convince them not to take Marcellus' briefcase without having to kill them.
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Pulse
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Kristen Bell
Ian Somerhalder
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What would you do if you had a friend who was a computer hacker who opened the door to something evil, something that takes the one thing that means the most to you... YOUR LIFE? That’s exactly what happens in Pulse. Will these co-eds find the answer to stop the evil that is coming through their computers and cell phones? One by one these friends disappear and even in front of each other. The race is on to shut down the computers before there are no survivors left. In a world full of computers and cell phones, the friends need to find a place to escape from electronic evil.
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