Director: Jake Kasdan

Main Cast: Cameron Diaz, Jason Segel, Justin Timberlake, Lucy Punch, Phyllis Smith, and John Michael Higgins

Release Date: 24 June 2011

Main Plot: When her super rich fiancé breaks it off, gold digger Elizabeth Halsey returns to middle school. She’s a terrible teacher but needs the money for breast-implant surgery. She cheers when Scott, a new teacher, reveals that he is wealthy. She stops showing movies and sleeping in class when she learns there will be a bonus for the teacher whose style scores the highest on the state exam. Amy, her rival for Scott and the reward, is cheerful and tightly wound. Amy searches for dirt on Elizabeth, who lies her way into Scott’s bed and the money. Her only skill appears to be honesty with students. Russell, the smarmy gym teacher who is watching, is completely ignored. Will she be successful with Scott and obtain those new breasts?

Director: Charles Herman-Wurmfeld

Main Cast: Reese Witherspoon, Sally Field, Bob Newhart, Regina King, and Jennifer Coolidge

Release Date: 2 July 2003

Main Plot: Reese Witherspoon’s character is Elle Woods, a Harvard lawyer who travels to Washington, D.C., to change the law regarding animal testing. She collides with the political system, the United States Congress. Fortunately for her, she meets Sidney, played by Bob Newhart, a doorman who shows her how the system works to pass a bill. She drafts ‘The Bruiser Bill’ and sends it to Congress. Elle requires 218 signatures for her bill to be voted on. She receives some unexpected help from several members of Congress she befriends. Elle is organizing a Million Dog March in Washington to garner more support.

Director: Steven Soderbergh

Main Cast: Matt Damon, Tony Hale, Patton Oswalt, Lucas McHugh Carroll, and Eddie Jemison

Release Date: 18 September 2009

Main Plot: As the film begins, Mark Whitacre (Matt Damon) explains that corn is in almost everything people eat. His company, ADM, is involved in nearly all meals. He is in charge of ADM’s lysine production, an additive used in the commercial livestock industry. Still, there are issues, and the company is losing money. Whitacre reveals that ADM has been sabotaged, and his source is a Japanese colleague who wants $10 million to name names. As a result, ADM requests that the FBI deal with the situation and tap Whitacre’s business line at his residence. When the agent Brian Shepard comes to Whitacre’s house to install the recording device, his wife Ginger prods him to tell the truth.

Director: Dana Brown

Main Cast: Bo Derek, Travis Pastrana, Jimmy N. Roberts, Robbie Maddison, and Ashley Fiolek

Release Date: 7 November 2014

Main Plot: Dana Brown demonstrates that there is still much to say about motorcycles in On Any Sunday: The Next Chapter. The new film returns to the dirt tracks to catch up on motocross, the most kid-friendly form of motorcycle racing. Brown also spends time with Robbie Maddison, perhaps the most well-known modern daredevil known for jumping long and high. Brown and his crew shot some spectacular footage of Moto GP races, where riders hug curves so tightly that their legs brush the pavement. The Next Chapter also follows speed trials at the Bonneville Salt Flats and Nitro Circus stunt riders. Brown introduces viewers to fascinating characters such as deaf champion Ashley Fiolek and partially paralyzed Doug Henry, who rides a specially designed cycle. Brown delves into efforts to mitigate the environmental impact of motorsports through the use of electric bikes. He accomplishes this through a dynamic documentary style incorporating aerial shots and kinetic POVs.

Director: Drew Fortier

Main Cast: Drew Fortier, James L. Edwards, Douglas Esper, Omar Baig, and Rick Jermain

Release Date: 12 October 2021

Main Plot: The film begins with a radio DJ discussing the disappearances of filmmakers Drew Fortier (Drew Fortier, The Dead Next Door, WrestleMassacre) and Douglas Esper (Douglas Esper, Anathema). Once cut to Esper alive and being apprehended by Inspector Dotani (Omar Baig, Let’s Make a Movie), who may or may not be a cop. Drew was hired by Ellefson to make a documentary about the homeless, but he never completed it. Under the threat of a lawsuit, he must correct this immediately. So the three of them start interviewing local street people and hearing about people going missing. The Local cop Detective Jenkins comes out unconcerned.