Director: Francis Lawrence

Main Cast: Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Philip Seymour Hoffman

Release Date: November 21, 2013

Main Plot: The story of The Hunger Games begins with Katniss Everdeen, screen played by Jennifer Lawrence and Peeta Mellark, in the character of Josh Hutcherson. Reaching their safe home following their historic victory in the 74th Annual Hunger Games, they learn that they must make a quick turnaround and start a Victor’s Tour already. Katniss senses a rebellion is brewing as she and Peeta move between the districts. However, when news breaks of a cruel modification to the rules for the upcoming 75th Hunger Games. President Snow, the character of Donald Sutherland, demonstrates that he is still very much in charge.

Director: Jordan Vogt-Roberts

Main Cast: Tom Hiddleston, Samuel L. Jackson, Brie Larson, John C. Reilly

Release Date: March 9, 2017

Main Plot: When the Vietnam War is finished, Bill Randa and Houston Brooks from the Monarch group successfully convince Senator Willis to provide funding for a trip to the recently discovered Skull Island. He appoints Mason Weaver, a renowned journalist, photographer, and former Captain James Conrad, to lead the expedition. The soldiers are commanded by Colonel Preston Packard. After navigating a storm on the way, the helicopters drop explosives on the forest to map the island’s seismology. They are soon ambushed by a gigantic gorilla known as Kong, who destroys the helicopters, kills several of the crew, and disperses the remaining members around the island. Hank Marlow, a survivor, is introduced to the group led by Conrad. Conrad’s team encounters Hank Marlow, a World War II survivor who cohabitates with a local tribe. He argues that Kong is a protector of the island and its residents, so he should not be slain. However, Colonel Packard is madly demanding retribution for his fallen soldiers.

Director: John Stockwell

Main Cast: Kate Bosworth, Michelle Rodriguez, Matthew Davis, Sanoe Lake

Release Date: April 4, 2003 

Main Plot: Nothing stands in the way of Kate Bosworth’s Anne Marie and her board. She awakens at dawn every morning to conquer the waves and count the days until the Rip Masters surf competition begins. She shares a beach shack with three other people, including her disobedient younger sister. The exhilarating surf scene provided Anne Marie with everything she needed up until Matthew Davis’ Matt Tollman, a professional quarterback, showed. Whether she likes it or not, Anne Marie loses her thoughts before regaining them as she grows to love Matt even more. Would Anne Mariel and Matt have a happily ever after?

Director: George Roy Hill, Arthur Hill

Main Cast: Julie Andrews, Max von Sydow, Richard Harris, Gene Hackman

Release Date: January 3, 1967

Main Plot: This film begins with an authoritarian young minister named Abner Hale in the character of Max von Sydow. And his sympathetic wife Jerusha, played by Julie Andrews, set out on a perilous sea voyage to Hawaii in the 1820s. When they get there, Jerusha makes friends with the Hawaiians and adopts their traditions. In contrast, Abner, who wants to convert them to Christianity, sees them as pagan savages. As Jerusha’s marriage breaks, she develops feelings for her ex-boyfriend Rafer Hoxworth screen played by Richard Harris. Would Jerusha and Rafer have a happy ending, or will they separate ways in the end? It is for you to find out about their story

Director: Michael Winner

Main Cast: Charles Bronson, Hope Lange, Vincent Gardenia, Steven Keats

Release Date: January 24, 1975

Main Plot: Paul Kersey, an open-minded architect, is in a great mood as he returns to New York City from his honeymoon with his wife. His cynical coworker gives him a warm welcome back at work and warns him about the rising crime rate. However, Paul, a genuine liberal, believes poverty is the root of crime. Paul’s wife is murdered, and his daughter is sexually assaulted in his apartment. Proving his coworker’s rant to be more accurate than he could have imagined. His extremely sensitive son-in-law and the police’s lack of solid leads only increase Paul’s sense of helplessness. He now acknowledges that the cops cannot be present everywhere at once. Out of sympathy, his boss assigns him to a job in sunny Arizona, where Paul experiences some of the ideas of the Old West. He leaves New York with a weakened perspective on muggers.

Director: Cameron Crowe

Main Cast: Bradley Cooper, Rachel McAdams, Emma Stone, Alec Baldwin

Release Date: September 25, 2015

Main Plot: Military contractor Brian Gilcrest (Bradley Cooper) reconnects with his former flame Tracy Woodside (Rachel McAdams), who is now married to an Air Force recruit while on assignment in Oahu, Hawaii (John Krasinski) Additionally, he spends time with Allison Ng (Emma Stone), a formidable fighter pilot who closely observes his every move. Brian starts to develop feelings for his feisty tour guide as they move through the lush terrain. His conversations with Tracy might lead to a startling revelation about their shared past. Due in part to their mutual love of space and island life, Brian and Allison begin to develop feelings for one another as Brian completes his task. When Carson’s actual long game is revealed in certain tiny circles, things could get out of control with Brian’s career and his developing relationship with Allison. The question is who knew about Carson’s long game and whether they took any action to support or oppose it.

Director: George Armitage

Main Cast: Owen Wilson, Morgan Freeman, Gary Sinise, Sara Foster

Release Date: January 30, 2004

Main Plot: The Big Bounce is a story that begins with its main character, Jack Ryan, played by Owen Wilson. A beach bum and petty criminal fight someone while working at a construction site owned by dishonest developer Ray Ritchie played by Gary Sinise. The police want Jack to leave Hawaii. But cunning judge Walter Crewes in the character of Morgan Freeman, steps in and hires him to do odd jobs at some beach bungalows. Then, Jack runs into Ritchie’s attractive but perilous mistress Nancy Hayes played by Sara Foster. She entices him into a scheme to steal a fortune from Ritchie.

Director: William Bindley

Main Cast: Jim Caviezel, Mary McCormack, Jake Lloyed, Bruce Dern 

Release Date: September 28, 2005

Main Plot: 1971 in Madison, Indiana. The Ohio river port’s last source of pride and obsession—a power boat owned exclusively by the town—is in complete economic decline, notwithstanding the raggedy age of the legacy from a wealthy decades ago. Jim McCormick, an air conditioner repairman, had to quit flying it following a near-fatal accident. Devotes all of his “free” time to it, with his adoring son Mike as his most ardent supporter. He declines professional chances because doing so would require him to move, as his wife proposes. His realization that his town would either be dropped. The national racing circuit or will host the Gold Cup itself, requiring $50,000 in fundraising, brings things to a head.

Director: David L. Cunningham

Main Cast: Jim Caviezel, Matt Dillon, Juliet Mills, Ryan Potter

Release Date: August 17, 2018

Main Plot: Running for Grace is a drama from the 1920s. About a kid from the wrong side of the tracks who falls in love with a wealthy girl. The film contains a lot of historically real racism and classism, yet it is sympathetic to the underdog. People of color are also referred to as “Jap,” “Nip,” and “Orientals.” In contrast, non-native Hawaiians are referred to as “haoles” in the most distressing sequence in the film. where a youngster is smacked and hated for his biracial origin and called a “half-breed.” Other people die suddenly and violently; viewers watch their relatives mourning them and their (non-gory) dead bodies. A Japanese guy attempts to poison himself following the financial collapse, something that a character terms an “honorable suicide.” Feelings consume alcohol and smoke smokes; one character provides booze to a teen while driving. There is only little cursing (damn, hell, and bastard), and there are only a few passionate looks and one kiss. The film conveys strong themes about the perils of prejudice, the enduring power of love, and the significance of grit, persistence, generosity, and care.

Director: Will Allen

Main Cast: Will Allen, Dimitrius Pulido, Phillipe Coquet, David Christopher

Release Date: May 27, 2016

Main Plot: Will Allen’s documentary “Holy Hell,” tells the story of an American religious cult through the eyes of a filmmaker who was there in the 1980s and whose talents were used to promote it. A large portion of it is made up of Allen’s video material. At the same time, he was a follower of the Buddhafield, a self-made faith headed by a man named Michel. Consider buying a ticket to an event where a filmmaker showed some of the video material he produced. At the same time, he was a cult member and discussed the circumstances and his overall experience.

Director: Tyler Spindel

Main Cast: David Space, Lauren Lapkus, Nick Swardson, Geoff Pierson

Release Date: May 13, 2020 

Main Plot: The Wrong Missy begins with Melissa from Lakpus and Tim from Spade going on a terrible blind date. He is a really unassuming man. He reads James Patterson, listens to Phil Collins, and watches “The Affair.” While Missy is on the verge of being terrifying, this film contains some of the strangest pop culture references. She carries a knife she nicknames Sheila about with her and openly discusses having sex. Sheila also dips her hair in her wine before sucking on it. She is Tim’s opposite. Hopefully, never to see her again, he must escape the scene through the bathroom window. Soon after, Tim is at the airport, where he meets someone special while trying to sort out some misplaced luggage. Patiently await it one more Melissa (Molly Sims). They wind up in a janitor’s closet before her flight takes her away since they have a lot in common. To impress the new boss, Tim musters the confidence to ask Melissa to join him on a business retreat in Hawaii. Identify which Melissa he unintentionally texts instead.