Director: Wolfgang Petersen

Main Cast: Harrison Ford, Gary Oldman, Glenn Close, Wendy Crewson

Release Date: September 12, 1997 

Main Plot: The American President travels to Moscow and delivers an impassioned speech describing the country’s new “Zero-tolerance” approach to terrorism. Terrorists hijack Air Force One, the President’s official aircraft, as it is flying home and hold the passengers, including his wife and daughter, hostage. Each half-hour, a hostage, will be executed by the terrorists unless/until their demands are satisfied. The President, though, is a former Medal of Honor recipient, so the terrorists might be in for a shock. As the crew of the Hercules draws Marshall in, he still has trouble fastening his zipline strap. The pilot switches the Hercules’ call sign from “Liberty 2-4” to “Air Force One” after he is safely aboard (this title applies to any aircraft that the President is aboard). The F-15 squadron continues flanking positions as they escort the First Family residence as Marshall is reunited with his family.

Director: Steven Soderbergh

Main Cast: Michael Douglas, Benicio Del Toro, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Jacob Vargas

Release Date: January 26, 2001

Main Plot: Javier Rodriguez Rodriguez (Del Toro), a police officer, and his partner Manolo intercept a drug delivery and apprehend the couriers in Mexico, where the movie opens. General Salazar (Milian), a senior Mexican official, stops their detention. The Tijuana Obregón Drug Cartel’s legendary hit man, Frankie Flowers (Collins, Jr.), is the target of the general’s decision to recruit Javier. The latter is given the assignment to find and capture him. A conservative Ohio judge named Robert Wakefield (Douglas) is then designated as the director of the President’s Office of National Drug Control and given the title Drug Czar. His predecessor and several powerful politicians warn Wakefield that the war on drugs cannot be won. Wakefield is unaware that his honor student daughter Caroline is consuming cocaine. And develops a drug addiction after her lover Seth introduces her to freebase cocaine. When a fellow student at her high school overdoses on drugs, and they attempt to drop him off at a local hospital surreptitiously, they are both arrested. Robert learns that his wife, Barbara (Irving), was aware of their daughter’s drug use for more than six months.

Director: Jeff Tremaine

Main Cast: Johnny Knoxville, Jackson Nicoll, Gregorio, Georgina Cates

Release Date: October 23, 2013 

Main Plot: In “Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa,” 86-year-old Irving Zisman travels across America with his most improbable traveling companion: Billy, his 8-year-old grandson. Moviegoers will join Johnny Knoxville and Jackson Nicoll’s Irving Zisman and Billy on the most outrageous hidden camera road trip ever documented on video. Along the way, Irving will expose the impressionable young Billy to individuals, environments, and circumstances that redefine the concept of “childrearing.” Male strippers, angry kid beauty pageant entrants (and their equally angry mothers), funeral home mourners, biker bar clients, and plenty of unknowing bystanders will all come into contact with the pair. Real people in absurd circumstances make for one very screwed-up comedy.

Director: Robert Redford

Main Cast: Donald Sutherland, Mary Tyler Moore, Judd Hirsch, Timothy Hutton 

Release Date: March 5, 1981

Main Plot: Buck Jarrett, the younger brother and closest friend of Conrad Jarrett died in a boating accident. Soon later, Conrad attempted suicide. Conrad is back with his parents, Calvin and Beth Jarrett, in their upper-middle-class suburban Chicago home following a four-month hospital stay. Conrad returned to high school for his senior year. And participating in his previous extracurricular activities, like the swim team and chorus, represents the Jarrett family’s collective effort to go on with their lives in public. But there are problems in the Jarrett household. Conrad resumes his outpatient mental therapy with a doctor named Berger, even though he claims he is uncertain why he decided to do so. The Jarretts’ collective dissatisfaction may be explained by this therapy. Each person considers their connections with the other two and the dynamics of the family as a whole.

Director: Stuart Rosenberg

Main Cast: Robert Redford, Yaphet Kotto, Morgan Freeman, Jane Alexander

Release Date: September 11, 1980

Main Plot: The corruption and schemes the guards and prison authorities are running are all on display for the new warden, who enters the facility dressed as a prisoner. The local business community, which had benefited from the scams, pushes back when he comes forth and begins to execute changes to end the corruption. The corrupt jail system starts causing political trouble for the new warden. Dickie tells Brubaker that he was right about prison reform when Rory Poke, the next warden who will take over for him, addresses the jail. Dickie starts clapping as Brubaker exits Wakefield Prison, signaling the other prisoners to break formation and clap for Brubaker as a symbol of respect.

Director: Ivan Reitman 

Main Cast: Kevin Costner, Chadwick Boseman, Jennifer Garner, Frank Langella

Release Date: October 3, 2014

Main Plot: The team’s owner (Frank Langella) tells Sonny he will be fired if he doesn’t make a splash and boost ticket sales with 13 hours till the start of the NFL draft. Due to this, the general manager accepts a trade offer from another team that grants him the first overall pick in exchange for three additional first-round choices. The move infuriates the head coach of the Browns. It compels every scout in the organization to learn everything they can about the Wisconsin quarterback that everyone, including the owner, expects them to select. Weaver, meanwhile, finds himself attracted to a gifted linebacker who must deal with family problems and has a fiery temper.

Director: Arthur Hiller

Main Cast: Nick Nolte, JoBeth Williams, Judd Hirsch, Ralph Macchio

Release Date: February 27, 1985

Main Plot: This film entitled Teacher begins with A teacher who manages to get over his frustration in a high school filled with flunkies. His issues grow as he works to educate his children while also trying to help them, which lands him in hot water with the school board. He defeats the school board and his annoyance with the help of his students. Did he do the wrong thing to prove his point or not? It is now up to the audience what their verdict is on the Teacher’s decisions. What are you waiting for, come and see the film yourself to see the exciting part happen