Director: John Lee Hancock

Main Cast: Quinton Aaron, Sandra Bullock, Tim McGraw, Jae Head

Release Date: March 26, 2010

Main Plot: The Blind Side is based on the true story of Leigh Anne, a woman who decides to adopt Michael Oher, an intelligent but poor African-American child. With its sympathetic, stoic plot and charming, almost too-good-to-be-true characters, The Blind Side is a brilliant, realistic drama that captivates audiences. The plot revolves around Michael Oher and Leigh Anne Tuohy, who met by chance. A corkscrew of challenging decisions, emotions, and unwavering love follows. An African-American teenager who is 17 and living on the streets in the severe cold is given a place to stay for the night by Leigh Tuohy and her husband, Sean. They had no idea that a single act of kindness would cause the characters to form a lifelong bond that could never be broken. A typical suburban family, the Tuohys give this young child a second chance at life. The couple decides to adopt Michael even though they already have biological children.

Director: Tate Taylor

Main Cast: Viola Davis, Emma Stone, Octavia Spencer, Bryce Dallas Howard

Release Date: October 26, 2011

Main Plot: Although we cheer for the two white women and the third, Jackson, Mississippi, and Ross Barnett, the governor, are still in place when the film comes to a close. This story of African-American maids’ attitudes toward their employers during the Jim Crow era in the South is told in “The Help.” However, it is also the tale of how they inspired a young, white author to pen a best-seller about them and how that book changed the author’s mother. A recent college graduate named Skeeter Phelan goes home and finds that she doesn’t fit in as well. The story’s protagonist is based on the best-selling book by Kathryn Stockett. Although Stone plays the protagonist, her character looks like a tired cliché. Two other characters, Aibileen Clark and Minny Jackson, one scene at a time, steal the spotlight.

Director: Quentin Tarantino

Main Cast: Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCarpio, Kerry Washington

Release Date: January 18, 2013

Main Plot: The story begins with the main lead needing to discover specific men. In 1858, a bounty hunter named King Schultz sought out and bought an enslaved man named Django. Django searches for Broomhilda, his wife, whom his former owner sold apart from him for attempting to run after finding them. If he chooses to stay with him and be his partner, Schultz promises to help. They ultimately learn that a plantation in Mississippi purchased her. Realizing they can’t just walk in and profess their desire for her, they devise a plan to get the owner to invite them inside his home.

Director: Hal Needham

Main Cast: Burt Reynolds, Sally Field, Jerry Reed, Mike Henry

Release Date: June 14, 1977 

Main Plot: The Bandit begins with the Big Enos Burdett bets he can deliver 400 cases of illegal Coors beer from Texarkana, Texas, to Atlanta, Georgia, in less than 28 hours. It happens because the Kenworth truck that the Snowman (Reed) uses to transport the alcohol needs to be blocked by the 1977 Trans Am that the Bandit (Reynolds) insists on driving. The results are amusing. Several police officers are pursuing the suspect, and one of them is an obstinate officer who won’t give up because his son is romantically involved with Carrie. The person who operates the shotgun of the Bandit.

Director: Joel Schumacher

Main Cast: Matthew McConaughey, Sandra Bullock, Samuel L. Jackson, Kevin Spacey

Release Date: September 13, 1996

Main Plot: The film ” A Time to Kill” is based on John Grisham’s first book. It is a masterfully written morality drama that strikes all the right notes and makes all the correct deductions. At the start of the narrative, two rednecks viciously rape a 10-year-old black girl inside a pickup truck. The girl’s father kills the rapist in cold blood while driving them to court, paralyzing a deputy. The local white leftist attorney accepts his request to represent him. The Klan prepares for reprisals. Would the father’s girl be successful in his plan? Watch out for the story these characters wanted to tell.

Director: Ted Demme

Main Cast: Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence, Obba Babatundae, Nick Cassavetes

Release Date: August 27, 1999

Main Plot: We are given life by the director Jorge Daniel Espinosa. The film focuses on a space station crew film focuses on a space station’s crew researching the surface of Mars. The movie’s cast includes Jake Gyllenhaal, Rebecca Ferguson, Ryan Reynolds, Hiroyuki Sanada, Ariyon Bakare, and Olga Dihovichnaya. One of Jake’s few films where the plot may be understood without spending a lot of time watching it. It’s mostly straightforward, with a few outliers. There is a suggestion that the film is an introduction to one concerning Venom (Spiderman). Oh no, that’s not it. As Deadpool currently, Ryan Reynolds’ contract precludes him from participating in a Venom prequel. This description of the plot and resolution of the Life movie contains spoilers.

Director: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen

Main Cast: George Clooney, John Turturro, Tim Blake Nelson, John Goodman

Release Date: September 15, 2000

Main Plot: The story of O Brother, Where Arts Thou begins during the Great Depression; Everett Ulysses McGill, the attractive Delmar. And three Mississippi prison gang escapees traveled to the deep South. The perpetually furious Pete then embarked on a lifetime adventure to find them freedom and take them home. They quickly flee their lives with nothing to lose and remain confined. Then they embark on an incredible journey filled with intriguing characters and challenging circumstances. They also need to outwit the cunning and mysterious police officer Cooley, who is pursuing the men and wants to send them back to the prison farm.

Director: Mike Nichols

Main Cast: Matthew Broderick, Christopher Walken, Matt Mulhern, Corey Parker

Release Date: March 25, 1988

Main Plot: Every basic training movie appears to be referenced in “Biloxi Blues.” Therefore, in contrast to the majority of them, it fails. The play was converted into a movie by Mike Nichols, and it may be based on memories from Neil Simon’s experiences in basic training during World War II. However, it offers no fresh insight into the individuals and is uninteresting, unconvincing, and predictable. It makes me curiously depressed and brings back memories without actually doing so. He envisions USO dances, toys, and doughnuts in the military. Instead, he runs into a cruel drill sergeant and a battalion of frequently hostile recruits.

Director: Ethan Coen and Joel Coen

Main Cast: Tom Hanks, Marlon Wayans, Irma P. Hall, J.K. Simmons

Release Date: June 25, 2004

Main Plot: In her role as Katie Johnson, Mrs. Wilberforce enjoys alerting the police to dishonest conduct. Alec Guinness’s Professor Marcus, a stylish burglar, rents out rooms in the elderly widow’s home to his gang of thugs without being aware of her notoriety. When the thieves try to flee after robbing a bank while posing as a string quartet, they tumble over an elderly grandma. The dumb criminals eventually turn on one another and gradually exterminate themselves after deciding they must kill her. What would the outcome of their treachery be? Would the conclusion be satisfying or not?

Director: Alan Parker

Main Cast: Gene Hackman, Willem Dafoe, Frances McDormand, Brad Dourif

Release Date: May 5, 1989

Main Plot: The film is based on the disappearances of Chaney, Goodman, and Schwerner, three young civil rights activists engaged in a voter registration campaign in Mississippi. Their bodies served as irrefutable proof against the officials who had insisted that the entire incident was a publicity stunt planned by leftists in the North. And when their lifeless bodies were eventually discovered, outside agitators. The episode was one turning point in our country’s arduous road toward racial justice. Martin Luther King Jr. arrived in Montgomery the same day Rosa Parks boarded the bus. However, “Mississippi Burning” isn’t a documentary and doesn’t make an effort to present a true story.

Director: Jay Russell

Main Cast: Frankie Muniz, Kevin Bacon, Diane Lane, Luke Wilson

Release Date: August 11, 2000 

Main Plot: This heartwarming tale of a young boy and his dog is based on the 1995 novel by the late Willie Morris. It takes place in the 1940s in Yazoo City, Mississippi. Frankie Muniz’s character, Willie, a frail and lonely eight-year-old, is preyed upon by Big Boy Wilkinson and his gang. Dink Jenkins (Luke Wilson), a local sports hero, is his lone friend. For his ninth birthday, Willie’s mother, Ellen (Diane Lane), gives him an English fox terrier in defiance of his father, Jack (Kevin Bacon). The dog ends up becoming Skip’s closest friend. Additionally, he expands and widens Willie’s small surroundings. The most alluring girl in town, Rivers Applewhite, is introduced to him by Skip. As part of his initiation into Big Boy’s club, he stays by his side the entire time he spends the night in the cemetery.

Director: Norman Jewison

Main Cast: Sidney Poitier, Rod Steiger, Warren Oates, Lee Grant

Release Date: 1967

Main Plot: Detective Virgil Tibbs becomes caught up in the racial upheaval of the US South after being detained in connection with the death of a prominent businessman. Tibbs merely had to wait for his next train at the Sparta, Mississippi, station. Thus the situation is swiftly resolved. But reluctantly, local police chief Gillespie asks Tibbs for assistance after learning that he is the lead homicide detective for the Philadelphia Police Department. Mr. Colbert, the deceased man, had come to Sparta from the North to start a new factory. The most powerful man in the county and the one who stood to lose the most if a sizable new company relocated nearby, Endicott, was swiftly blamed by his wife and friends.

Director: Bruce Beresford

Main Cast: Daine Keaton, Jessica Lange, Sissy Spacek, Sam Shepard

Release Date: January 23, 1987

Main Plot: The fact that the movie occasionally appears to have no idea where it is headed is a positive thing. Because there is nearly always a delightful or peculiar surprise at the end of the uncertainty, the most sensitive endeavor is “Crimes of the Heart,” a comedy on grave issues. It resides between melodrama and parody, between the sad and the absurd.  The Magrath sisters are then the subject of the movie, which is based on a role played by Beth Henley. After Babe Magrath, played by Beeson Carroll, decides to shoot her husband, the three sisters are reunited. Visit their fate as the trio got back together.

Director: Gary Ross

Main Cast: Matthew McConaughey, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Mahershala Ali, Keri Russell

Release Date: September 30, 2016

Main Plot: After returning to Mississippi, a disillusioned Confederate army rose against the corrupt local Confederate government. The deserter commands a militia of other deserters and women. One of the fascinating true stories from the American Civil War is the basis for the movie “Free State of Jones.” In the film, a farmer named Newton Knight leads a Confederate uprising. Who declared Jones County and the rest of southeast Mississippi independent and Unionist and whose ragtag army of downtrodden whites and ex-slaves. This little-known tale, though, is amazing and captivating. Matthew McConaughey’s excellent lead performance and other outstanding acting talents are wasted by Ross’ clunky, poorly thought-out script.

Director: Mary Rydell

Main Cast: Steve McQueen, Sharon Farrell, Ruth White, Michael Constantine

Release Date: September 24, 1970

Main Plot: An older man recounts his 60th birthday, a trip from rural Mississippi to Memphis, and horse racing. Thanks to Lucius’ grandfather, a bright yellow Winton Flyer is the first vehicle in the area. The plantation handyman, Boon Hogganbeck, decides to steal the car while he’s away and takes Lucius with him. Ned, a mulatto who appears to be Lucius’ cousin, is concealed. The trio travels to Memphis, where Ned trades in the car for a racehorse. A brothel is where Boon’s girlfriend works. Lucius learns about adulthood, including its opportunities for bravery and decency and its prejudice and immorality. Do crooks, criminals, and rapscallions have a chance to change their ways?