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Before The Devil Knows You're Dead
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Andy (Philip Seymour Hoffman), a big wig accountant, and Hank (Ethan Hawk) , a hard working man, are brothers living in two different worlds, but are brought closer when money becomes an issue for both of them. Hank needs money for child support from his recent divorce, and Andy has some money problems of his own. The two decide to knock off a small "mom and pop" jewelry store that is in the neighborhood near them. The only catch is that this jewelry store is quite literally their Mom and Pop's jewelry store. During the robbery things go array and things happen that neither of them anticipated. After the heist things start to go downhill for both men, and this film shows brilliantly their downward spiral and where no good deeds will lead those who do them. Andy's wife, Gina (Marissa Tomei), adds to the problems of both of the men. This film is filled with deceit, murder, robbery, suspense, and much much more. How will it end up? Watch and find out.
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The Bucket List
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Morgan Freeman
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Edward Cole, CEO and billionaire, (Jack Nicholson) and Carter Chambers, mechanic and working stiff, (Morgan Freeman) are two hospitalized men contemplating their highly probable and rapidly approaching deaths from cancer. Soon after they meet they both realize that there are things they have wanted, but failed to do sometime during their lives. They write a 'bucket list', so named from the idiomatic phrase of uncertain origin 'kick the bucket' which means 'to die'. Their list includes things which are expensive, risky or both such as tandem skydiving. They realize that nothing on their list can be accomplished waiting around a cancer ward for the next torture (treatment) session therefore they escape, set out to do their list and comedy as well as friendship ensues.
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The Bank Job
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Jason Statham
Saffron Burrows
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Terry (Jason Statham) is an average guy trying to make ends meet in London. He is in trouble with the local neighborhood thugs and his auto dealership is in trouble. An old neighborhood friend Martine (Saffron Burrows) offers him a chance to make millions. She recruits him and his friends to break into a bank and rob the safety deposit boxes. What Terry and his gang doesn't realize is that the bank robbery has been arranged by the British government in an attempt to obtain scandalous photos of a royal family member. The gang manages to tunnel their way into the vault and obtain millions of dollars. However, the secrets of dirty cops, brothels and local gangsters were also amongst the safety deposit boxes and they want there information back. Terry and his gang must now escape the biggest criminals in London while also avoiding the government who want their photos.
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Borat: Cultural Learnings Of America For Make Benefit Glorious Nation Of Kazakhstan
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Sacha Baron Cohen
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Sasha Baron Cohen’s alter-ego, Kazakhstani TV reporter Borat, is sent to America to do a research piece on U. S. culture for the fictitious Kazakh Ministry of Information. Shot as a mockumentary, “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan” follows the outrageous Borat as fumbles around the United States, offending everyone he encounters. When a chance viewing of Bay Watch introduces Borat to Pamela Anderson, he quickly abandons his fact-finding mission and goes on a cross-country road trip to make her his wife. Along the way, the reporter interacts awkwardly with locals, makes every faux-pas imaginable, and tries to reconcile his very different Kazakhstani background with his new American environment.
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Behind Enemy Lines Ii: Axis Of Evil
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Matt Bushell
Shane Edelman
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The President of the United States (Peter Coyote) is in office when the Pentagon detects that North Korea has armed three nuclear missiles which can strike anywhere in the U. S. The President orders a team of U. S. Navy Seals to destroy both the missiles and the launch pad. The leader of the Navy Seals group is Lieutenant Robert James (Nicholas Gonzales). The Pentagon soon learns it has made a mistake when new information is received and decide to abort the mission. But the Navy Seals have already landed in North Korea. The Pentagon send South Korean special forces to rescue the missing team.
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Boiler Room
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Giovanni Ribisi
Vin Diesel
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Sell, sell, sell. That's the name of the game at J. T. Marlin. Seth Davis (Giovanni Ribisi) is the son of a New York judge. A judge (Ron Rifkin) with high expectations. Seth is also a college dropout, a fact which has greatly disappointed his father. So when Seth has a chance to go to work at a brokerage house, J. T. Marlin, he jumps at the chance. He starts to emulate Jim Young (Ben Affleck), the head of the company. A quick-study, Seth rapidly rises through the ranks and is soon one of the top men in telephone sales. Along with the prestige comes large bonuses. Almost too large. Although hoping to impress his father and finally win his approval, Seth senses that something is not right. His suspicions mount when the Feds start to investigate the firm.
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Barbarella
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Jane Fonda
John Phillip Law
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Barbarella (Jane Fonda) is a 41st century space girl who goes on a hunt for the missing scientist/inventor Durand Durand. If she fails, the world may come to an end with the return of war. So Barbarella takes off in her lavish space craft only to crash on Planet 16 where she is attacked by monster children and carnivorous dolls. Fortunately she is saved by Mark Hand (Ugo Tognazzi). Moving on, Barbarella once again crashes her ship in the Labyrinth of Night where she meets Pygar (John Philip Law), a blind angel. She also meets Professor Ping (Marcel Marceau) who advises her to go to city of Sogo. En route she meets up with the Black Guards, has a dogfight with them, and crashes for the third time. In Sogo Pygar is kidnapped by the great tyrant (Anita Pallenberg). Barbarella is attacked by budgies then sucked underground by Dildano (David Hemming), and captured by Dildano’s concierge. She realizes that the concierge is really Durand Durand who wants to use his great invention to take over the world.
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Basic
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Taye Diggs
Dash Mihok
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John Travolta stars as a DEA agent brought in to investigate a series of deaths in the Army. The unit consists of specialized Ranger soldiers. The unit was doing training during a hurricane in panama. Only two soldiers from the unit return the rest all died including the commander. Other characters include Samuel L. Jackson as the commander, Connie Neilson as a military prosecutor and Brian van Holt and Giovanni Ribisi as the survivors. Intrigue ensues as John Travolta interrogates Brian van Holt and Giovanni Ribisi to try and find out what happened in the Jungle.
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Bee Movie
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Jerry Seinfeld
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When Barry B Benson (Jerry Seinfeld) graduates from Bee College, he is disturbed to find out that there is so little to look forward to in the life ahead. After looking at his options with his friend Adam Flayman (Matthew Broderick), he decides that the Pollen Jocks have the best job, they get to go out and see the world every day. There is a strict rule that he must observe though, that is that bees never talk to humans, but Barry decides he must break this rule when Vanessa Blume (Renee Zellweger) saves him from Ken (Patrick Warburton). When he becomes friends with Vanessa he starts to learn things about the wide world and decides to fight back against the injustice done to all Bees! Many other voices add flair to this movie from the likes of: John Goodman, Megan Mulally, Kathy Bates, and Chris Rock, just to name a few.
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Before Night Falls
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Olivier Martinez
Javier Bardem
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Episodic look at the life of Cuban poet and novelist, Reinaldo Arenas (1943-1990), from his childhood...
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Bichunmoo
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Hyeon-jun Shin
Hee-seon Kim
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A sweeping, epic tale of a martial arts warrior who attempts to defy a kingdom to be with his love.
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Big Fish
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Ewan McGregor
Steve Buscemi
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Will Bloom (Billy Crudup) never really believed his father’s outlandish stories. In fact he never really felt like his father (Albert Finney) was much of a man at all. While Will is practical and down-to-earth, his father seems to neglect his responsibilities and spend all his time on imaginary adventures. Will stopped speaking to his father three years ago and has very little respect for him. However, when his mother (Jessica Lange) asks him to please come to his dying father’s bedside, to try to reconcile and spend his last days together, he gets on a plane and goes, as a dutiful son. Much to Will’s chagrin, the dying father he encounters is unrepentant and continues to tell tall tales. However, as Will begins researching things to prove his father wrong, he finds more and more truth than he ever expected.
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Black Books
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Dylan Moran
Bill Bailey
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Bernard Black runs his own bookshop even though he doesn't much like people who buy books and hates having customers...
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Black Snake Moan
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Samuel L. Jackson
Christina Ricci
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Rae (Christina Ricci) is a promiscuous girl, who is known around town by all the men. Her boyfriend (Justin Timberlake) is called to duty by the military. Upset by his call of duty, Rae sleeps with a number of guys and decides to intoxicate herself into oblivion. After a wild party, she is raped and dumped on the side of the road. Lazarus (Samuel L. Jackson), a God-fearing man, finds Rae along the side of the road and nurses her back to health. He finds out that Rae is a loose girl, and chains her to a radiator. Rae tries to break loose, but is calmed by Jazz music produced by Lazarus. Things are nursing back to health until her boyfriend arrives back early from his tour.
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Bottom 2001: An Arse Oddity
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Adrian Edmondson
Rik Mayall
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Richie and Eddie escapes from the island and try to get to the bar to have a drink, only to find themselves trapped in a underground chamber and Richie thinks they've been abducted by aliens.
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Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason
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Colin Firth
Hugh Grant
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Office girl Bridget Jones (Renée Zellweger) finally has a stable relationship in her single and clumsy life with high-flyer human-right lawyer Mark Darcy (Colin Firth). Everything is set for romance but Bridget is insecure, jealous, paranoid and eventually she and Mark split up, but not before blessing the audience with several great gags including the holiday on ski from hell. Our heroine then flies to Thailand to go back to her TV career and off she is again with previous boss Daniel Cleaver (Hugh Grant). Among other adventures, magic mushrooms and friends of friends she finds herself in the deep recesses of a Thai prison. Just the time to start a serious reflection on her life, and teaching the best of the pop music and dance moves to her fellow inmates, that Mark Darcy's network is in full swing and he eventually secures her freedom... but will he also win her heart back? Or will she be happy again?
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Broken Flowers
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Bill Murray
Julie Delpy
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Freshly single Don Johnston (Bill Murray) receives a letter informing him that he has a son who may be searching for him; the sender remains anonymous. With the help of his friend Winston (Jeffrey Wright) he sets out on a road trip to revisit his old flames and discover clues as to who the mother might be. Don finds his exes in all walks of life, and the encounters range from sexual to awkward to plain violent. As the movie continues, Don not only revisits his ex-girlfriends, but also his own past and leads him to re-appraise the life he is leading.
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O Brother, Where Art Thou?
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John Turturro
George Clooney
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"O Brother, Where Art Thou?" is about Everett (George Clooney), an imprisoned husband and father in the early 20th century Deep South. He escapes along with two friends, Pete (John Turturro) and Delmar (Tim Blake Nelson), and travels to find his wife and daughters. He goes through several adventures with unscrupulous businessmen, religious fanatics and radio promoters, a soul-selling blues singer and others, all in an allegorical retelling of Homer's "The Odyssey". Along the way, he becomes a well-known musical and radio figure, while leading the somewhat stupid Pete and Delmar through their trials and tribulations.
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Il Buono, Il Brutto, Il Cattivo
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Eli Wallach
Clint Eastwood
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Three men are looking for a buried fortune in coins. Two of the men, Blondie (Clint Eastwood) and Tuco (Eli Wallach) are con men. When Blondie tires of this, he leaves Tuco in the middle of the desert. Tuco survives, gets a gun and tries to turn the tables on Blondie. However, in the desert they find a stagecoach full of dying soldiers, one of which gives each of them a different clue to where the coins are hidden. The two men go to a mission so that Blondie can recover from injuries. They leave there in Confederate uniforms as disguises but are then imprisoned by Union troops. While there, the third man appears. Angel Eyes (Lee Van Cleef) tortures Tuco into telling him what he knows. Blondie joins Angel Eyes' men, and they take off looking for the coins. Tuco escapes from imprisonment, and he and Blondie meet up again. The two set off for the graveyard where the coins have been buried. Angel Eyes is there, too, and gets killed in a shoot off. Tuco digs up the coins, Blondie puts him in a noose and rides away with half the loot. But in the end he lets Tuco live.
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