Jamie Dornan

Lifelong friends Barb and Star embark on the adventure of a lifetime when they decide to leave their small Midwestern town for the first time - ever. Best friends Barb and Star leave their small Midwestern town for the first time ever to go on vacation in Vista Del Mar, Florida, where they soon find themselves tangled up in adventure, love, and a villain's evil plot to kill everyone in town. Seeking a way out of their crumbling world, Nebraska beauties and best friends for life Barb and Star decide to take a chance and go beyond the fence to discover if the grass is greener on the other side. Without delay, the girls pack up their indispensable hair curlers and comfortable culottes, and off they go to the sun-kissed Florida resort of Vista Del Mar. However, who would have thought that darkness resides even in Paradise? Before long, the unsuspecting holidaymakers find themselves embroiled in an evil plan concocted by a remorseless super-villain bent on destruction. There is no turning back. Can Barb and Star save the idyllic Vista Del Mar haven and, in the process, find the meaning of life? —Nick Riganas Barb and Star are great friends, and they truly believe in each other. When they find themselves far from home in the midst of an adventure to Vista Del Mar, will they make it back unscathed? Meanwhile, a scientist makes a remarkable innovation and discovery. Will he uncover the sinister intention behind the funding of his research, before it's too late? Of Soft Rock, NE, forty-somethings overly naive Barb and Star are never-lying, especially to each other, BFFs who spend all their time together in being coworkers, each who goes to work even on her day off to be with the other, and housemates, ever since the end of their respective marriages, Barb a widow, and Star whose ex-husband left her for another woman leaving her feeling unwomanly. Their perfect, at least in their own minds, narrow lives having never left Soft Rock take a few hits in succession making them decide to take a chance in breaking out of those lives by going on vacation, specifically to the seaside resort of Vista Del Mar, FL. While the start of their vacation doesn't go quite the way they had hoped or envisioned, they eventually and slowly settle into that vacation life in part when they meet handsome Edgar Pagét, in who both are interested romantically. Edgar has the potential to be the cause of the end of Barb and Star's friendship. What neither knows is that Edgar, who has stated that he is a clam inspector, is not who he says he is as he is in Vista Del Mar at the behest of his boss Sharon Gordon Fisherman, whose end goal is to kill everyone in town with specially developed killer mosquitoes for this purpose. While Sharon has her own personal motives for wanting everyone in town dead, Edgar is doing it solely for love in Sharon having strung him along for her end goal. But things don't go smoothly for Edgar on several fronts, leading to Sharon needing to send in a secondary operative, Darlie Bunkle, the worst secret agent in the world especially when it comes to the secret part. —Huggo

A pair of star crossed lovers in Ireland get caught up in their family`s land dispute.

Poppy and Branch discover six Troll tribes: Pop, Funk, Classical, Techno, Country and Rock. But Queen Barb is set to destroy them all in favour of Rock. Can they stop her in time?

Robin Hood (played by Taron Egerton) after fighting in the crusades returns to forests in Sherwood only to find that the place is still gripped by corruption and tries to set things right.

One of the most celebrated war correspondents of our times, Marie Colvin was the epitome of bravery and journalistic integrity. The biographical drama chronicles the life and times of the rebellious journalist whose search for truth and quest to give voice to the voiceless took her to some of the most dangerous war-torn frontiers across the globe.

In March 1983, Earth was subjected to cosmic rays that gave sociopaths superpowers, resulting in a rise of super-villains known as Miscreants. With no one able to stop the Miscreants, normal people are usually left living in fear of being attacked by them. After a Miscreant kills her geneticist parents on their way home from work, Emily Stanton (Octavia Spencer) becomes determined to find a way to stop Miscreants. By 1985, Emily has sacrificed much of her social life in favor of researching possible methods of fighting back against Miscreants. While this results in her being bullied, Lydia Berman (Melissa McCarthy) stands up for her and becomes her best and only friend. Lydia is dumb as a rock, but loyal to Emily. Lydia supports Emily's dream of giving superpowers to normal people, though she tries to make sure that Emily doesn't overwork herself. When Lydia convinces Emily to take a half-hour nap from studying in 1993, she accidentally causes Emily to oversleep and wake up late for an AP exam, straining their relationship and causing them to drift apart. In 2024, Emily and Lydia have gone their separate ways, with Emily becoming a successful scientist and researcher for her own company and Lydia becoming a longshoreman. Lydia eats her meals at a cafe run by Frank (Kevin Dunn). Frank and Lydia worry that the miscreants are winning the war and wonder what Emily has been up to. Lydia tries to reconnect with Emily when their high school reunion comes around and invites her to come. When she fails to show up on the night of the reunion, Lydia concludes that Emily is still uncomfortable attending parties by herself and goes to pick her up. Emily tells her that while she would have liked to go to the reunion, she had forgotten when the reunion was and had a project she had to work on that night, which Emily wants to show to Lydia. Unfortunately, Lydia accidentally injects herself with a serum Emily had been working on. Lydia spilled her beer on Emily and when she went out to change clothes, Lydia activated the auto inject mechanism in Emily's lab that pushed the serum in her. The serum Emily injected was for super strength. Allie (Melissa Leo) is ex-CIA and helped Emily set up the whole lab. Having been injected with the serum, Lydia learns from Emily that the serum was designed to give a normal person superhuman strength and that she would have to undergo special training and treatment so the serum doesn't kill her (once the process is started, it has to be completed else the body will explode in a couple of days). Emily also joins Lydia in the treatment, although a less painful one since Emily took the serum in a pill form to take the other superpower concocted, invisibility. During the thirty-three-day treatment and training, Lydia and Emily grow closer. Lydia can only eat raw meat. Lydia discovers that in the years since their high school graduation, Emily had a daughter, Tracy (Taylor Mosby), with one of the researchers, who could not handle the responsibility and left them. Lydia plays online video games and bonds with Tracy, but Emily tells Tracy not to goof off. Once they finish their training and treatment, Emily (Bingo) and Lydia (The Hammer) foil a liquor store robbery run by a Miscreant with crab arms known as the Crab (Jason Bateman), who falls in love with an equally smitten Lydia, much to Emily's concern. The girls use a purple Lambo as their ride, a car that they are too fat to get into. Emily and Lydia, known as the superhero team Thunder Force, are praised for their heroics. This brings Thunder Force to the attention of mayoral candidate William "The King" Stevens (Bobby Cannavale), whose campaign is built on the idea that only he can end the Miscreants' crimes. The King has attacked by a Miscreant called Laser, many times during the campaign, bolstering his credentials. Secretly the King has Crab and Laser on his payroll. The King is also a miscreant himself. With the help of Laser (Pom Klementieff), a Miscreant who can generate and control whip-like energy beams, the King tries to get Thunder Force to work for him, leaving Chicago at the mercy of the Miscreants unless he wins the mayoral election. Thunder Force continues to fight crime with their superpowers and support the rival mayoral candidate Rachel Gonzales (Melissa Ponzio), thereby causing the King to lose the election. The King then sends Laser to attack Thunder Force when they're at a diner. When she tries to get away, Lydia throws a bus at her despite Emily's protests. Though nobody was hurt, Emily decides that Lydia's impulsiveness is more problematic than beneficial, once again straining their friendship. In an effort to make amends, Lydia goes on a date with the Crab to get some useful information. Along with how the Crab is a misunderstood person who had to turn to a life of crime, Lydia learns that the King is planning on blowing up everyone who did not vote for him in the election, along with the new mayor, at a party he's hosting under the guise of a celebration of the new mayor. She tells Emily of what she learned and makes amends with her. After fighting off Laser one last time (Allie had secretly made a deal with the King and told them about the Thunder Force's plan to infiltrate the building and steal the bomb. King sent Laser to fight them off), Thunder Force go to stop the King from bombing the building. The King figures out that the Crab told Lydia about his plans, but doesn't fire him. When they manage to find the bomb, the King decides to fight Thunder Force himself, revealing himself to be a Miscreant with superhuman strength, though significantly stronger than Lydia. Before the King can kill Lydia, the crab double crosses him and gets his claws broken off. Tracy also joins the fight, having injected herself with her mother's serum, giving her the ability to run at superhuman speed. Though they manage to take the King down, Thunder Force realizes that the bomb will go off before they can disarm it. With no guarantee that the bomb would be stable enough to not go off while Tracy carries the bomb to somewhere safe, Lydia decides to sacrifice herself, knowing that she can at least reduce the impact of the explosion. She jumps out the building with the bomb and dives into the Chicago River, seemingly dying in the explosion. However, the paramedics manage to find her body and resuscitate her. Thunder Force, now with a stronger friendship between Emily and Lydia, are offered by the mayor the assistance of the city's resources, which they accept.

Louis Drax, a 9-year-old boy, narrates a series of near-fatal accidents, the most recent being a suspicious fall off a cliff. Through a series of flashbacks, Louis's sessions with psychiatrist Dr. Perez are shown. Additional flashbacks reveal a strained relationship between Louis's parents, Peter and Natalie. Despite Dr. Perez promising that everything Louis told him would be confidential, he tells Natalie about his concerns, causing her to end the sessions. In the present, a doctor examining Louis after his latest accident pronounces him dead. After Louis is transported to the morgue, however, he suddenly awakes, and is placed in intensive care in a coma. Peter, who has disappeared, is immediately the primary suspect in the possible attempted murder of Louis. Louis's case attracts the attention of Dr. Allan Pascal, who becomes the lead doctor in charge of Louis's care. Despite Allan being married, he and Natalie share a mutual attraction, and he kisses her one day while the two go on a walk. Natalie and Allan receive threatening letters telling them to stay away from each other, with the author of said letters claiming to be Louis himself. Dalton, the lead investigator on Louis's case, believes the letters to be written by Peter. Dalton warns Allan not to become involved with Natalie, telling him that Peter is not Louis's real father, and at one point Natalie attempted to give Louis up for adoption. Natalie confesses to Allan that Louis was the result of rape, and despite Dalton's warnings, she and Allan have sex. Louis is visited in the hospital by his grandmother, Violet, who notices Allan and Natalie's relationship. She warns Allan that Natalie is unstable and manipulative. Dalton suddenly enters, informing Violet and Allan that Peter's body has been found at the bottom of a cliff, having been dead for several days. While all of the above is happening, Louis continues to narrate. At certain points he is visited by a mysterious creature covered in seaweed. Louis visits the creature in a cave, and it is revealed to be Louis's manifestation of Peter, who was found dead in a cave covered in seaweed. One day, while waking up from a nap, Allan is told by another doctor that not only did he sleepwalk during his nap, but he also wrote a prescription for Natalie, for dangerous doses of insulin and chloroform. This, combined with Allan's other dreams and the suspicious letters, leads Allan to believe that while he sleeps, Louis has somehow been controlling him and his actions. Allan informs Dr. Perez, who hooks Allan up to an EEG and manages to directly communicate with Louis via Allan's mind and voice. Louis reveals what happened during the picnic: Natalie tries to give Louis some candy but refuses to allow Peter to have any, making Peter suspicious and leading to a fight. Louis flees to the cliff edge, while Natalie and Peter follow and get into a scuffle, which ends when Natalie pushes Peter off the cliff to his death. Louis sees this and walks off the edge of the cliff on his own in an apparent suicide attempt. At this point, Louis's heartbeat suddenly stops and Allan wakes up. While Allan tries to revive him with a defibrillator, it is shown that Natalie is responsible for Louis's "accidents," having done things such as poison his candy, electrocute him while near a socket, and smother him with a pillow. Allan succeeds in restarting Louis's heart while Natalie looks on. Some time later, Allan moves out after separating from his wife. He visits Natalie, who has been placed in a psychiatric ward under Dr. Perez's care. Perez explains to Allan that he has diagnosed Natalie with Munchausen syndrome by proxy. It is shown that Natalie is now pregnant, presumably with Allan's child. In a final narration, Louis ponders whether being in a coma forever is bad, as it allows him to stay with his father. Peter's voice, however, tells Louis that the world is beautiful and he needs to grow up and live his life. Louis awakens from his coma, and the film ends.

What happens, when you have to give more, than you have ?