A former convict poses as a cop to retrieve a diamond he stole years ago. Director Les Mayfield Writers Michael Berry John Blumenthal Stephen Carpenter Cast Martin Lawrence as Miles Logan / Detective Malone Luke Wilson as Detective Carlson Dave Chappelle as Tulley Peter Greene as Deacon William Forsythe as Detective Hardcastle Graham Beckel as Lieutenant Rizzo Robert Miranda as Detective Glenfiddish Olek Krupa as Jean LaFleur Saverio Guerra as Benny Richard C. Sarafian as Uncle Lou Tamala Jones as Janiece Julio Oscar Mechoso as Detective Diaz Steve Rankin as FBI Agent Gray Carmen Argenziano as Captain Penelli John Hawkes as Eddie Octavia Spencer as Shawna Nicole Ari Parker as Melissa Green J. Kenneth Campbell as FBI Section Commander Peterson Frank Medrano as Frank Source: IMDB & WIKI

A young man finds himself in the middle of a universal battle between good and evil when he sets up residence in a trans-dimensional valley. Only his father's mysterious crystal pendant and its lost matching scepter can guarantee victory. Director Krishna Rao Writers Krishna Rao Raman Rao Cast Rutger Hauer as Alex "A.T." Josh Charles as Joe "Seph" Talbot Stuart Wilson as Ferris Andrea Roth as Laura Perry Anzilotti as Rebo Richard McGregor as Stu Jack Black as Steve Ellen Geer as Joe's Mom Beverly Johnson as The Queen Tony Ervolina as Joe's Dad Michael Stadvec as Cop Michael Wiseman as Cop Shani Rigsbee as The Dancer Source: IMDB & WIKI

A couple work hard to renovate their dream house and become landlords to pay for it. Unfortunately, one of their tenants has plans of his own. Director Cameo John Schlesinger: as the man entering the Marriott Hotel elevator with Patty. Director John Schlesinger Writer Daniel Pyne Cast Melanie Griffith as Patricia "Patty" Palmer Matthew Modine as Drake Goodman Michael Keaton as Carter Hayes aka James Danforth Mako as Toshio Watanabe Nobu McCarthy as Mira Watanabe Laurie Metcalf as Stephanie MacDonald Carl Lumbly as Lou Baker Dorian Harewood as Dennis Reed Luca Bercovici as Greg Tippi Hedren as Florence Peters Sheila McCarthy as Liz Hamilton Guy Boyd as Warning Cop Jerry Hardin as Bennett Fidlow Dan Hedaya as Loan Officer James Staley as District Attorney Henry Miriam Margolyes as Realtor Luis Oropeza as Revilla F. William Parker as Judge Mitchell Black Nicholas Pryor as Hotel Front Office Manager Neil Spisak Tony Simotes as Desk Clerk Victor O-Lan Jones as Hotel Maid Patricia Seth Isler as Sergeant Bobby Amato Dabbs Greer as Mr. Thayer Florence Sundstrom as Mrs. Thayer Noel Evangelisti as Mrs. Smith Nick Rutherford as Child Tim Pulice as Younger Man Ray Hanis as Older Man Takayo Fischer as Bank Teller Tom Nolan as Al Daniel MacDonald as George J.P. Bumstead as 1st Deputy Sheriff Hal Landon Jr. as 2nd Deputy Sheriff Hy Anzell as Locksmith Manford Bagel Tracey Walter as Exterminator William Paterson as Mr. Hill D.W. Moffett as Bill Barbara Tyson as Amy Beverly D'Angelo (uncredited) as Ann Miller Damon Standifer as Security Guard (scenes deleted) Source: IMDB & WIKI

A bureaucrat in a dystopic society becomes an enemy of the state as he pursues the woman of his dreams. Director Terry Gilliam Writers Screenplay Terry Gilliam Tom Stoppard Charles McKeown Cast Jonathan Pryce as Sam Lowry Kim Greist as Jill Layton Robert De Niro as Archibald "Harry" Tuttle Katherine Helmond as Mrs Ida Lowry Ian Holm as Mr Kurtzmann Bob Hoskins as Spoor Michael Palin as Jack Lint Ian Richardson as Mr Warrenn Peter Vaughan as Mr Eugene Helpmann Jim Broadbent as Dr Louis Jaffe Brian Miller as Mr Archibald Buttle Sheila Reid as Mrs Veronica Buttle Simon Nash as Boy Buttle Barbara Hicks as Mrs Terrain Kathryn Pogson as Shirley Terrain Bryan Pringle as Spiro Derrick O'Connor as Dowser Elizabeth Spender as Alison "Barbara" Lint Derek Deadman and Nigel Planer as Bill and Charlie Ray Cooper as Technician Gorden Kaye as the M.O.I. porter John Pierce Jones as Basement guard Ann Way as Old lady with dog Myrtle Devenish as Jack's secretary Simon Jones as Arrest official Bill Wallis as Bespectacled lurker Don Henderson as Black Maria guard Howard Lew Lewis as Black Maria guard Oscar Quitak as Interview official Harold Innocent as Interview official John Grillo as Interview official Patrick Connor as guard Roger Ashton-Griffiths as the Priest Jack Purvis as Dr Chapman Sue Hodge as performer Cameos Co-writer Charles McKeown as Harvey Lime Director Terry Gilliam as the smoking man at Shang-ri La Towers. Source: IMDB & WIKI

In an alternate present-day version of Oakland, telemarketer Cassius Green discovers a magical key to professional success, propelling him into a universe of greed. Director Boots Riley Writer Boots Riley Cast LaKeith Stanfield as Cassius "Cash" Green David Cross as Cash's white voice Tessa Thompson as Detroit, Cash's girlfriend Lily James as Detroit's white voice Jermaine Fowler as Salvador Omari Hardwick as Mr. _______,[a] the head Power Caller Patton Oswalt as Mr. _______[a]'s white voice Terry Crews as Sergio Green, Cash's uncle Danny Glover as Langston Ryan Coursey as Langston's white voice (uncredited) Steven Yeun as "Squeeze", a union organizer Armie Hammer as Steve Lift, WorryFree CEO Kate Berlant as Diana DeBauchery Robert Longstreet as Anderson Michael X. Sommers as Johnny Forest Whitaker as First Equisapien / Demarius Rosario Dawson as Voice in Power Caller Elevator W. Kamau Bell as Other Man in Crowd Source: IMDB & WIKI

The almost-human son of "Brundlefly" searches for a cure to his mutated genes while being monitored by a nefarious corporation that wishes to continue his father's experiments. Director Chris Walas Writers Screenplay Mick Garris Frank Darabont Jim Wheat Ken Wheat Based on Characters George Langelaan Cast Eric Stoltz as Martin Brundle Harley Cross as 10 year old Martin (age 3, but advanced body) Daphne Zuniga as Beth Logan Lee Richardson as Anton Bartok Garry Chalk as Scorby Ann Marie Lee as Jainway Frank Turner as Norman Shepard John Getz as Stathis Borans Source: IMDB & WIKI

After two male musicians witness a mob hit, they flee the state in an all-female band disguised as women, but further complications set in. Director Billy Wilder Writers Screenplay Billy Wilder I. A. L. Diamond Story Robert Thoeren Michael Logan Based on Fanfare of Love Max Bronnet Michael Logan Pierre Prévert René Pujol Robert Thoeren Cast Marilyn Monroe as Sugar "Kane" Kowalczyk Tony Curtis as Joe/"Josephine"/"Shell Oil Junior" Jack Lemmon as Jerry/"Jerraldine" and later "Daphne" Joe E. Brown as Osgood Fielding III George Raft as "Spats" Colombo Pat O'Brien as Agent Mulligan Nehemiah Persoff as "Little Bonaparte" Joan Shawlee as Sweet Sue Dave Barry as Mister Bienstock Billy Gray as Sig Poliakoff Barbara Drew as Nellie Weinmeyer Grace Lee Whitney as Rosella (Fiddle) George E. Stone as "Toothpick" Charlie Mike Mazurki as Spats's henchman Harry Wilson as Spats's henchman Edward G. Robinson Jr. as Johnny Paradise Beverly Wills as Dolores Al Breneman as the bellboy Source: IMDB & WIKI

A first-year law student at Harvard Law School struggles with balancing his coursework and a woman, unaware that she has a connection that affects their relationship. Director James Bridges Writers Screenplay James Bridges Based on The Paper Chase John Jay Osborn Jr. Cast Timothy Bottoms as James T. Hart Lindsay Wagner as Susan Fields John Houseman as Charles W. Kingsfield Jr. Graham Beckel as Franklin Ford III James Naughton as Kevin Brooks Edward Herrmann as Thomas Craig Anderson Craig Richard Nelson as Willis 'Liberty' Bell Bob Lydiard as O'Connor Lenny Baker as William Moss, Tutor David Clennon as Toombs Regina Baff as Asheley Brooks Blair Brown as Miss Farranti Sources: IMDB & WIKI

After his wife leaves him, a work-obsessed Manhattan advertising executive is forced to learn long-neglected parenting skills, but a heated custody battle over the couple's young son deepens the wounds left by the separation. Director Robert Benton Writers Screenplay Robert Benton Based on Kramer Versus Kramer 1977 novel Avery Corman Cast Dustin Hoffman as Ted Kramer Meryl Streep as Joanna (Stern) Kramer Justin Henry as Billy Kramer Jane Alexander as Margaret Phelps Petra King as Petie Phelps Melissa Morell as Kim Phelps Howard Duff as John Shaunessy George Coe as Jim O'Connor JoBeth Williams as Phyllis Bernard Howland Chamberlain as Judge Atkins Dan Tyra as Court Clerk Sources: IMDB & WIKI

An insurance salesman discovers his whole life is actually a reality TV show. Director Peter Weir Writer Andrew Niccol Cast Jim Carrey as Truman Burbank Laura Linney as Hannah Gill, acting as Meryl Burbank, Truman's wife Ed Harris as Christof Noah Emmerich as Louis Coltrane, playing Marlon, Truman's best friend since early childhood Natascha McElhone as Sylvia, playing Lauren Garland, Truman's college schoolmate Holland Taylor as Alanis Montclair, playing Truman's mother Angela Burbank Brian Delate as Walter Moore, playing Truman's father Kirk Burbank Paul Giamatti as Simeon, a control room director Peter Krause as Laurence, Truman's boss Harry Shearer as Mike Michaelson, a TV talk-show host Philip Baker Hall as a Network Executive Joel McKinnon Miller as a garage attendant Sources: IMDB & WIKI

Recovering from an ambush that killed his entire team, a vengeful vampire slayer must retrieve an ancient Catholic relic that, should it be acquired by vampires, will allow them to walk in sunlight. Director John Carpenter Writers Screenplay Don Jakoby Based on Vampires John Steakley Cast James Woods as John "Jack" Crow Daniel Baldwin as Tony Montoya Sheryl Lee as Katrina Tim Guinee as Father Adam Guiteau Thomas Ian Griffith as Jan Valek Maximilian Schell as Cardinal Alba Mark Boone Junior as Catlin Gregory Sierra as Father Giovanni Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa as David Deyo Thomas Rosales, Jr. as Ortega Henry Kingi as Anthony David Rowden as Bambi Clarke Coleman as Davis Chad Stahelski as Male Master Marjean Holden as Female Master Sources: IMDB & WIKI