- Daddy Day Care: The plot follows Axel Foley, a busy working father and his wife, Marcee has just gone back to work as a lawyer. They enroll their son, Norbit Age 5, in the Chapman Academy, an expensive and very academic-focused preschool, headed by Mrs. Morticia Addams. Soon after, Axel is laid off. In need of money, he and Marcee must pull Norbit out of Chapman as the cost is far too high, but they cannot find a suitable alternative. Axel decides to open up a day care center, "Daddy Day Care" with the help of his best friend Cyclops, who was also laid off. At first the local moms are suspicious of men wanting to work with children (mainly because they assume they're homosexuals, pedophiles, or just plain incompetent). But as "Daddy Day Care" is cheaper and more child-centered than the Academy, the latter begins to lose popularity. Mrs. Addams attempts to shut down Daddy Day Care by notifying Child Services that that Axel and Cyclops are not following the regulations. The two now have to work tooth-and-nail to keep the place under regulation or their day care is shut down.
- Daddy's Home: The Other Guys (Ron Burgundy and Micky Ward) are rivals for the affection of Velma Dinkley and her kids.
- Daddy's Home 2: Father and stepfather Micky and Ron join forces to make Christmastime perfect for the children. Their newfound partnership soon gets put to the test when Micky's old-school, macho dad Max Rockatansky and Ron's gentle father Lord Farquaad arrive to turn the holiday upside down. After a sudden change in plans, the four men decide to take the kids to a luxury resort for a fun-filled getaway that turns into a hilarious and chaotic adventure.
- The Damned United: Tony Blair replaces Chief O'Brian at Leeds United; rodents Django (not that one) and Wormtail costar as another league's chairman and Blair's assistant, respectively.
- Damsel: Young noblewoman named Enola Holmes who discovers her impending marriage to a handsome prince Zach Mitchell was a trick and that she is actually to be sacrificed to a fire-breathing dragon Dr. Kavita Rao. Now she will need all her wits in order to avoid becoming the dragon’s next meal.
- Dan in Real Life: While at a family get-together Brick Tamland falls in love with Vianne ... and soon learns she is dating his brother the Waffler.
- A Dangerous Method: Aragorn, a pioneering psychologist, is messing around with Elizabeth Swann, but his archetypical friend young Magneto complicates things.
- Dangerous Minds: Catwoman teaches at an inner-city school.
- The Danish Girl: Stephan Hawking becomes the first transwoman to undergo sexual reassignment surgery with the love and support of her android wife.
- Dante's Peak: James Bond and Sarah Connor fall in love in a town threatened by a volcano. Most reviews of the film online will jokingly include some sort of reference to this particular bit.
- Dark City: John Smith wakes up in a futuristic neo-noir city and is later pursued by a group of strange pale men. Smith's wife Jenny Blake is contacted by David, a man claiming to be her husband's doctor. Meanwhile, detective Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross is investigating a series of murders involving sleepwalker victims being killed off in Dark City. Riff Raff is the leader of the Strangers, an alien race that inhabits the city.
- Dark Shadows: Sweeney Todd the vampire deals with various strange characters, including Bellatrix Lestrange, Hit-Girl, Catwoman, Vesper Lynd, Rorscasch, Saruman, and Sherlock Holmes.
- The Dark Tower (2017): Detective Cole fled across the desert, and DCI Luther followed.
- Dark Water (the American remake): After a divorce from Prince Henry, Sarah and her daughter move into a mysterious haunted apartment building, where Dr. Steve Brule is the landlord and Mr. Kobayashi is the superintendent. She hires Mr. Orange as her lawyer, and her daughter's teacher is Ellenor Frutt.
- Darkest Hour: Ruber becomes the new Prime Minister for the United Kingdom and is faced with decisions whether to negotiate with Adolf Hitler, or fight on knowing that it could mean a humiliating defeat for Britain and its empire, so he takes Debora on as a secretary. Talos is the King of England.
- Darkman: Bryan Mills is brutally disfigured after mobster Benny Stulwicz raids his lab. Bryan sets out on a Roaring Rampage of Revenge using his synthetic skin to make himself a Master of Disguise, while also using it to get back in touch with his girlfriend Marge Gunderson.
- Darkman II: The Return of Durant: Bryan is now Habib Marwan, and faces a rematch with Benny when he turns out to be Not Quite Dead.
- Darkman III: Die Darkman Die Bryan is still Marwan, and Frank Lapidus targets him to steal his DNA.
- The Darjeeling Limited: Hansel McDonald reunites with his brothers Władysław Szpilman and Ash Fox aboard a train in India, one year after they attended the funeral of their father. The brothers also reunite with their mother who is none other than Morticia Addams. Guest-starring Sam as Ash's ex-girlfriend.
- Date Night: Michael Scott and his wife Liz Lemon have a wild night in New York City that starts when they steal a dinner reservation from Harry Osborn and Jackie Burkhart.
- Dawn of the Dead (2004): Sarah Stanley, Joe DuBois, Odin James, and Cobra Bubbles are trapped in a mall surrounded by fast zombies.
- The Day After Tomorrow: Donnie Darko falls for Christine Daae while Bilbo Baggins consigns himself to an icy death.
- Daybreakers: Todd Anderson works to find an alternate food source for his boss Damien Thorne. Norman Osborn is a former vampire.
- Days of Thunder: Nathan Algren is a stock-car driver who's been recruited by Cousin Eddie to race for his team. Colonel Kilgore serves as Nathan's mechanic and mentor. Along the way, Nathan forms rivalries with Yondu and Robin Hood, and falls in love with Virginia Woolf. Look for an early film appearance of Wreck-It Ralph.
- DC Extended Universe:
- Man of Steel: Inspector Javert sends his infant son to Earth as their home planet falls. The boy grows up into Charles Brandon and he gains superpowers. He meets fearless reporter Giselle whose boss is Morpheus. John Givings seeks to destroy Earth. Charles' adoptive parents are The Postman and Judge Hershey.
- Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice: Daredevil (who became a vigilante after watching his parents Maggie Greene and Negan die) seeks to stop Charles whom he believes to be a threat to mankind. Scar is Daredevil’s loyal butler. Gisele Harabo is an Amazon princess. Unknown to anyone, Mark Zuckerberg is playing Charles and Daredevil against each other. Guest starring Ronon Dex, Kevin Khatchadourian, and Henry Hays in small cameo roles.
- Suicide Squad (2016): Steve Hiller, RoboCop, Naomi Lapaglia (who used to be Rayon's "girlfriend"), Kyle Reese, Jessie Harkness and Margo Roth Spiegelman are a gang of Boxed Crooks trying to stop Laureline from destroying their world with some help from Glimmer. Annalise Keating is their handler.
- With special surprise guest Kevin K. speeding in at the last minute.
- Wonder Woman: James T. Kirk, fighting the forces of Poseidon, catches the eye of Gisele whose mother should have been the Empress of Rome and whose combat teacher could have been the Queen of Florin. Remus Lupin is the actual villain of the story.
- Justice League: Charles, Daredevil, Gisele, Kevin and Henry form a team of superheroes to stop Julius Caesar from conquering Earth for Roadie Mick. Tenzin is a Gotham City police commissioner who's allied with Daredevil. Flash Thompson is a mercenary hired by Mark Zuckerberg to kill Daredevil.
- Game of Thrones Special: Roose Bolton is a reactionary terrorist who leads an attack on Old Bailey Court in London and gets his ass kicked by Wonder Woman. Mance Rayder is a New God who seeks to conquer the Earth, and Khal Drogo joins the Justice League to stop him. Also, Night's Watch recruiter Yoren was a king among the ancient men who helped repel the invasion by Steppenwolf/Darkseid.
- There was something going on between Bruce Wayne's aunt Patricia and Aquaman, if her Icelandic lament's Bilingual Bonus is any indication. And General Malcolm is Darkseid's underling.
- Also, it's ironic to hear Baba Voss say "You have eyes, so see!".
- Aquaman (2018): Ronon sets out to find a trident and become the king of Atlantis. His parents are Jango Fett and Dr. Chase Meridian, The Green Goblin trained him, Zoe is his ally and future Love Interest, and Nite Owl II is his half-brother and rival for the throne with Zack Taylor the Black Ranger as The Dragon. Oh, and, Drogo eventually gets to ride Mary Poppins in battle (no pun intended). And W. D. Wheeler has a score to settle with him.
- SHAZAM! (2019): Jonah Beck gains superpowers from Juba, which enable him to transform into Flynn Rider. Merlin is his nemesis. Jonah's foster brother is Eddie Kaspbrak. Lionel Luthor is Merlin’s dad.
- Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn): Naomi joins forces with Leti Lewis, Chel, and Michelle to take on Obi-Wan Kenobi.
- Wonder Woman 1984: In The '80s, Gisele finds herself reunited with Kirk, while contending with the feline-powered Lucy Wilde and shady businessman Whiskey.
- The Suicide Squad: RoboCop, Naomi, Steve, Kyle and Margo are sent by Annalise to Corto Maltese to stop Starro from destroying the world. They're joined on the mission by the likes of Bob Taylor, the Portuguese Spider-Gwen, Rocky Balboa, Luther, Agent Burns, Henry, Malcolm Reynolds, the Twelfth Doctor, Zeke, Khensa and Kirk Gleason. Luther's daughter is Meg Murry and Teresa Mendoza is the leader of a resistance group opposed to the tyrannical rule of the Silver Angel.
- Marvel Cinematic Universe Edition: Kurt, Yondu Udonta, Kraglin, Stakar Ogord and Heimdall are members of Task Force X. The original Ratcatcher was Korg.
- Black Adam (2022): Seeking to protect an ancient relic and free her city from a cybergang, Killer Frost awakens Krypto the Superdog, dormant for thousands of years after killing Jafar. Krypto is confronted by a concerned party of superheroes that includes MC Ren, Tabitha Foster, Peter Kavinsky, and James Bond.
- SHAZAM! Fury of the Gods: Jonah Beck/Flynn Rider and his adoptive family do battle with the Daughters of Atlas, Elizabeth I, Alex Munday, and Maria Vasquez, who are coming after them for their use of magic.
- The Flash (2023): Kevin Khatchadourian uses the Speed Force to travel back in time and discover the truth about his mother's death to clear his father's name. In testing the limits of his powers to travel back in time, Flash unintentionally creates a universe where his mother lives, but there are no metahumans to defend the Earth ahead of an impending Kryptonian invasion. With the help of an alternate Daredevil (Vulture), an imprisoned Kryptonian named Lola Rosales, and an alternate version of himself who has just gained superpowers, it's up to Kevin to solve the mystery of his mother's demise, stop John Givings, and find a way back home.
- Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom: Ronon finally has it all - a family and a job as the King of Atlantis. However, his perfect world is brought crashing down when W.D Wheeler returns for his revenge, wielding the powerful and deadly Black Trident. In order to save the world, his family and his kingdom, Ronon is forced to team up with his half brother Nite Owl II to delve into the past and protect their future. 2017 Batou is The Big Bad as he manipulates W.D Wheeler to become his agent working to free him from his prison and make the royal family pay for Atlan imprisoning him.
- Dead Man Down: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (the original) hires a young hitman to kill Rodey Rhodes (the first one).
- Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid: Yortuk Festrunk is a 40s PI who foils Alan Brady's plan to destroy America with cheese. Features stock footage of Rick, Ilsa, Ratigan and others.
- Dead Poets Society: Mork teaches Dr. Wilson and Jake Hoyt to be themselves and seize the day. Unfortunately, Red Forman doesn't approve, so Wilson kills himself.
- Dead Ringers: Scar and Simon Gruber are twin brothers who compete for the love of Anne Boleyn.
- Dead Silence: Jason Stackhouse returns to his desolate hometown to end the curse of a ghostly ventriloquist who lived across the hall from a man named Henry and is inhabiting her creepy puppet collection, including two named Alfred and Cannonbolt. Also on the trail is skeptical Detective Eric Matthews.
- The Dead Zone: Frank White gains Psychic Powers and has a vision of President Jed Bartlett starting a nuclear war.
- Dear Evan Hansen: Payton Hobart is a socially anxious high school senior whose life gets turned upside down when fellow student Alfred Hallam commits suicide and a series of misunderstands lead Alfred's parents Mary and John Bishop and sister Amy to believe that Payton and Alfred were friends. Amber Waves is Payton's mother.
- Death at a Funeral Remake: Adult Chris, Neytiri, Goliath, Marcus, and Roger Murtaugh have to deal with secrets and lies when Tyrion Lannister shows up at a patriarch's funeral (both times).
- Death Becomes Her: Miranda Priestly steals John McClane from Elise Elliot; 14 years later, Elise gets revenge with the help of Katya Derevko's miraculous potion. Also has a cameo by Austin Powers' dad.
- Death-Defying Acts: Velma Kelly and young Briony try to convince Prince Edward VIII and his assistant Wormtail that they're genuine psychics.
- Death of a Salesman (1985): Master Shifu is a washed-up salesman obsessed with chasing the American dream, which estranges him from his sons Humma Kavula and Stonewall Jackson. After having a massive fight with Humma, Shifu decides to rid his family of all their financial troubles by....do we even need to say it?
- Death on the Nile: Jordan Baker steals Daisy Buchanan's fiance Dr. Jonathan Chase before she is murdered. Assisting detective Arthur Simpson is Sir Charles Lytton, and suspects include Ed Hocken, Margo Channing, Miss Jean Brodie, romance novelist Jessica Fletcher, her daughter Juliet Capulet, and "Big Ben" Healy.
- Death Note (2017): Q Jacobsen discovers a notebook that kills people by writing their names down that was given to them by the Green Goblin. He decides to rid the world of all criminals in order to create peace, and become God the new world. He is pursued by the world's greatest detective, Snoop Dogg, who becomes his Arch-Enemy as both seek to end the other.
- Death Race 2000 : Kwai Chang Caine and Rocky Balboa are competitors in a deadly cross-country race.
- Death to Smoochy: Alan Parrish is fired from his kids' show and replaced by Derek Vinyard.
- Death Warrant: Gibson Rickenbacker is a cop who goes undercover in a prison to investigate a series of murders. His girlfriend is fellow cop Gypsy Rose Lee. His fellow inmates include the guy who played Kramer in the pilot of “Jerry,” Benson DuBois, and Francis “Psycho” Soyer. Also wrapped up in all the intrigue are Mr. Bryles, Angel, Quark, and Mr. Penny.
- Death Wish (1974): Harmonica is an architect living in Manhattan. When his wife Shirley Walsh and daughter are attacked by a gang of thugs led by Seth Brundle, he becomes a Vigilante Man with a gun given to him by “Angel” Martin. Mr. Mushnik is determined to find Harmonica and bring him to justice. Also involved are Burt Johnson, Nigel Tufnel, Artie Nielsen, Freddie “Boom Boom” Washington, Maria, Wimpy and Grandpa Munster.
- Deathtrap: Alfred Pennyworth and Superman are lovers who hatch a scheme to kill Alfred's wife. Alfred's lawyer is Leroy Jessup.
- The Debt: Former Mossad agents Morgana Le Fay and Steppenwolf are confronted with the truth of a mission they once worked on and lied about.
- Deck the Halls: Burke Bennett moves into Philippe Gaston's neighborhood three weeks before Christmas, and they engage in a rather petty rivalry. Philippe is married to Charlotte.
- Deep Blue Sea: The Punisher, Nick Fury, and Agent Hanna are menaced by super-intelligent sharks.
- The Deep Blue Sea: Evie Carnahan falls for Loki during World War II (no sharks, but they are threatened by the fact he's younger and she's married).
- Deep Impact: Frodo Baggins (whose dad is Toby Ziegler) discovers a comet that's bound to wipe out all life on Earth. God is President of the United States.
- Deepwater Horizon: Based on a True Story — Mickey, Randy, and Snake's job literally explodes. Also starring Mei Mei.
- Defendor: Mickey Knox is a costumed vigilante that wants to hunt down "Captain Industry", his supposed archnemesis. Mickey befriends Darcy Lewis, a crack-smoking prostitute on the streets. Mickey's psychologist is Debbie Grayson.
- Defiance: James Bond, Sabretooth, and the British guy from Jumper fight Nazis; Alice Kingsley is a member of their posse.
- Deliverance: Jim Phelps, Otis, Bo "Bandit" Darville, and Dick Jones are a group of friends that decide to take a weekend trip to the Appalachians, but everything goes horribly, horribly wrong for them.
- Demolition Man: When psychopathic criminal Blade is "accidentally" unfrozen, Rambo is freed to capture him with the help of Annie Potter. Also stars Samuel Norton as the future police chief, Sir Humphrey Appleby as The Chessmaster architect of the new society, and Otho as his overly supportive assistant.
- Demon Knight: Jim Valenti is being pursued by demonic Bounty Hunter Cal Hockley, and seeks refuge in a church-turned-hotel where he meets delinquent Niobe, landlady Mo'at, prostitute Selena Coombs and her Jerkass boyfriend Lowell Mather, and Roger Rabbit as an ex-postman. The Klingon Ambassador is the sheriff.
- Dennis the Menace: Lorraine McFly and Cameron Frye are the parents of a delinquent boy Dirk Calloway. Their next-door neighbors, Max Goldman and Nanny, watch over him while they go on a business trip. Meanwhile, Lt. Ed Traxler is hunting down escaped convict Dr. Emmett Brown.
- The Departed: Howard Hughes is The Mole. Pvt. James Ryan is also a Mole, and the Joker is the boss for both of them. Pres. Jed Bartlet is both Hughes' boss and Ryan's colleague. Marky Mark helps out.
- Descendants (Disney Channel TV movie): Liv Rooney is the daughter of Galinda, Warpath is the son of Jafar and attending high school (possibly Super Hero School) with the other children of Disney heroes and villains (including the original Vain Sorceress Mary Sanderson).
- The Descendants: Danny Ocean hunts down his wife's lover Shaggy and tells him to go see her because she's in an irreversible coma. Danny's cousin is Major General Hank Landry.
- Desierto: Negan and his loyal dog hunt down future Zorro and his wife.
- Destry Rides Again: Scottie Ferguson becomes deputy of a lawless town. Pinocchio is a young boy whose father was cheated out of his own property.
- The Devil In The White City (in pre-production): Jordon Belfort lies, cheats, designs outlandish buildings, makes eyes at all the lovey ladies around him despite being married before killing them in interesting ways in said building, and he gets away with it because he's so young and good-looking and charming (if a little eccentric).
- The Devil's Advocate: Michael Corleone watches over his son Neo, who's married to serial killer Eileen Wournos and seduced by Lucilla who's also his half-sister.
- The Diary Of A Teenage Girl: In San Francisco at the start of The '70s, the daughter of a frazzled bridesmaid hooks up with a vampire viking, who also happens to be the bridesmaid's boyfriend.
- Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Lincoln Conspiracy Kid, as he navigates through the perils of middle school life, getting into all sorts of shenanigans along the way, along with his best friend Derek and his Dysfunctional Family, which include his big brother, Japser Jordan, his parents, Melissa and Marvin, and his little brother Young Dash.
- The Dictator: King Julien is a Psychopathic Manchild with a 0% Approval Rating, but his uncle Gandhi is worse. He changes a little after Amos Hart gives him a traumatic shave and he meets unwitting Granola Girl Cindy.
- Did You Hear About the Morgans?: Carrie Bradshaw and her husband the Prime Minister of England are on the verge of divorce when they see a murder and are put into the Witness Protection Program and shipped to Montana.
- Die Hard: Korben Dallas is a NY cop visiting LA to see his wife Charlene Michaelson and daughter for Christmas. While he's at his wife's office Christmas party, a group of German terrorists led by Severus Snape takes them hostage, intending to rob them, with help from Trivette. Besides taking them on himself, Korben's only real help outside is LA cop Carl Winslow. Also stars Principal Vernon as the LA police chief, Franz Sanchez and Hawkins as two similarly named FBI agents, and Walter Peck as a TV journalist.
- Die Hard 2: One Christmas later, Korben, with assistance from Carl, a detective skeptical about vampires, and Frank Nixon, must stop a terrorist group after they take over a Washington D.C. airport, the leader of which is Death and whose henchman include the T-1000 and Benny Blanco.
- Die Hard with a Vengeance: Snape's brother Scar is attacking New York City, and Korben needs Mace Windu's help to stop him.
- Live Free or Die Hard: Korben recruits Playful Hacker Brandon St. Randy and Silent Bob to help save the day from Kelly and Nikita.
- The Dilemma: All is going well professionally and personally for Norman Bates and his best bud Paul Blart, until Norm sees Paul's wife Lydia Deetz kissing Captain Lennox. With Sarah as Norm's girlfriend.
- Diner: A Coming of Age story about the lives of six friends in 1950s Baltimore: Marv, Sgt. Carey Mahoney, Balto, Carter Burke, another Marv (who's married to Penny Priddy), and Superman.
- Dinner for Schmucks: Scott Lang befriends Evan Baxter. Captain Christopher Pike is Scott's boss and Alan is a rival.
- The Dirt: Based on Mötley Crüe's 2001 best-selling autobiography, THE DIRT is an unflinching story about sex, drugs, rock 'n roll, fame, and the high price of excess. How Shem, Maximus, Felix, and Lewis Wilson took Mötley Crüe from the Sunset Strip to the world stage, and what it meant to become the world's most notorious rock band.
- Dirty Dancing: Jeannie Bueller meets and falls in love with Sam Wheat, whsose dance partner is Tina Tech. Lumière is Jeannie's father.
- Made-for-TV Movie remake: Jeannie is Chanel #5, Sam is... well... one of P!nk's dancers, Tina is Moana's mother, and Lumière is Batman.
- Dirty Grandpa: "Ace" Rothstein wants his grandson Troy to live a little. Also starring April Ludgate and Roger Murtaugh.
- Dirty Harry: Rowdy Yates is a Cowboy Cop who's hunting down serial killer Garak.
- Magnum Force: Rowdy's back, and investigating some motorcycle cops (Hutch, Vice President John Hoynes and P.I. Dan Tanna) doing some vigilante killing on the streets of San Francisco. Curiously, Rowdy's superior Abraham Lincoln seems to resent him sniffing around. With blink-and-you'll-miss-them cameos by Chrissy Snow and Apollo Creed.
- The Enforcer: This time out, Rowdy and his new partner Director of Damage Control Anne Marie Hoag aim to take down a militant gang of hippie terrorists who kidnap the Mayor. Swamp Thing makes an appearance.
- Sudden Impact: "Somebody's doing some killing," says Rowdy, and he's determined to find out who. Little does he know it's his new love interest Lynn Halsey-Taylor, taking out the scumbags who raped her and her sister years ago. With appearances by Commissioner Gordon, Frank Pentangeli, Coach Balbricker and Eleanor Frutt.
- The Dead Pool: After rock singer Ace Ventura is murdered, Rowdy discovers his name was on a "dead pool" list: a sick betting game being played by, among others, horror movie director Qui-Gon Jinn. Rowdy's name is on the list too, and he's another target of the crazy killer who likes RC cars. Putting in appearances in this last Dirty Harry adventure are Melinda Moores, Corabeth Walton Godsey, Chop Shop, Gul Dukat and Guns N' Roses!
- Dirty Rotten Scoundrels: Con artists Alfred Pennyworth and Navin R. Johnson compete to see which one can get $50,000 out of United States Soap Queen Tess Trueheart. Joining in the fun are Tom "Thank You Very Much" Jenkins and Emperor Palpatine (which is rather strange when you realize the movie was directed by Yoda!).
- The Disaster Artist: A biopic about The Room's director Harry Osborn based on a book written by his best friend Jack Wilder.
- Disorganized Crime: Arnie Becker, a New Jersey bank robber, is hiding out in Montana and decides he wants to rob a small-town bank there. So he writes letters to his friends Herman Munster, Ritchie Valens, Daniel Salazar, and Alan Matthews to come help him. But just after he mails the letters, he gets captured by two New Jersey cops, Al Bundy and Jay Leno. Comic hijinks ensue. Randall Peltzer is the local sheriff.
- Disney Live-Action Remakes:
- Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland (2010): Alice (who previously hid out in the woods with Jewish guerrilla fighters) follows the White Castor and is transported back to Wonderland where she reunites with the Mad Jack Sparrow, the Red Queen Bellatrix Lestrange (and her Knave, Grendel), Caterpillar Professor Snape, and the Cheshire Melchett and meets the White Queen of Gotham, Wormtail the bloodhound, and the evil "dragon" Count Dooku. Also present is a field of Umbridge blossoms, and Alice's Maiden Aunt is Madam Maxine. The sequel has Alice stealing Borat's time machine.
- Maleficent: Lara Croft is a scheming sorceress with plans for princess Mei and king Wikus. The sequel has Mei's potential mother-in-law Susie Diamond being possibly as mean as Lara.
- Cinderella (2015): Directed by Professor Lockhart: Lady Galadriel seeks to keep her stepdaughter Lady Rose McClare away from Prince Robb Stark in order to boost her own daughters Lady Gwynnie and the Duchess' status but The Queen of Hearts has other ideas. With Peggy Carter and Erik Selvig as Rose's birth parents.
- The Jungle Book (2016): Patsey and Gus are wolves who raise a human boy brought to them by Itzhak Stern, needing to keep him safe from Luther, who wants to kill the boy. Black Widow also wants to eat the kid after hypnotizing him first, the Headless Hessian wants him to make him human, and Dr. Venkman just wants the bear necessities. Also starring Verne and the guys who directed this movie and Spider-Man.
- Beauty and the Beast (2017): Hermione Granger lives with her dad Artemis Gordon and tries to avoid the attention of Bard of Laketown and his sidekick Olaf the Snowman. Meanwhile spoiled brat Matthew Crawley really, really screwed up and now he and his servants Gandalf, young Obi-Wan Kenobi, (concert version) Mrs. Lovett and The Beggar Woman, Caesar Flickerman, and Belle (a different Belle) are stuck as Forced Transformations.
- Christopher Robin: Rodney Copperbottom leads an unhappy adult life living with Peggy Carter and working for Mycroft Holmes, so Dr. Robotnik jumps out of his childhood to help him find his smile, as well as Fuzzy Lumpkins, Dim, Gunnar Eversol, the Twelfth Doctor, and the Wachati princess.
- Aladdin (2019): Street urchin Tarek Kassar is sent by conniving sorcerer Druses to find a magic lamp; inside is the djinn Oscar the Sharkslayer, waiting to grant him three wishes. Sultan Shadow King wants to marry off his daughter the Pink Ranger (her handmaiden is Lil' Blaster) to Rapunzel's Prince. Scooby-Doo is Kassar's monkey sidekick; Ben Chapman is Druses' parrot familiar. Professor XXXL guards the Cave of Wonders.
- Cruella: Wichita is a plucky orphaned pickpocket working with friends Hizdahr zo Loraq and Richard Jewell, who finds herself on a collision course with a villainous destiny after scoring her dream job working under fashion magnate Nanny McPhee. Future sweethearts Grace Monroe and Nandor also appear.
- Mulan (2020): When Wong Fei-hung issues a decree that one man per family must serve in the Imperial Army to defend the country from Northern invaders attacking China, Bai Qian, the eldest daughter of an honored warrior, steps in to take the place of her ailing father. She is spirited, determined, and quick on her feet. Masquerading as a man, Hua Jun, is tested every step of the way and must harness her inner strength and embrace her true potential. Ip Man is a high-ranking member of the Imperial Army and Bai Qian's commanding officer and mentor. Bruce Lee is a Rouran warlord who launches an invasion against Imperial China, wanting to avenge his father's death at the hands of Wong Fei-hung. Vivian is a shapeshifting witch allied with Bruce Lee.
- Peter Pan & Wendy: Young Alicia Marcus and her brothers Jack and Cyrus get spirited to Neverland by the charming Victor, while contending with John Watson. Marvel Cinematic Universe Version: Young Black Widow get spirited to Neverland while contending with Yon-Rogg.
- The Little Mermaid (2023): Skylar Forster is a mermaid obsessed with the human world, despite the prejudice of her father Raoul Silva against humans. After she falls in love with human prince Laurie (2017 TV version), son of Queen Hermione Granger, she makes a deal with her evil aunt Megan Price, giving up her voice in exchange for human legs. Thomas Jefferson, Luca Paguro, and Sisu are Skylar’s animal friends.
- Disturbia: Sam Witwicky is a teenage boy still grieving the death of his father, Clayton Jarvis. After he ends in trouble when he attacks his teacher for insulting Clayton, he is confined to his home. Soon his mother Trinity cuts him off from electronics. Sam begins to spy on his neighbors, and soon begins to think that one of his neighbors, Michael Tritter, is a serial killer. With help from his best friend, Thorn, and his new neighbor, Lacey, they investigate Michael.
- Disturbing Behavior: Scott Summers, John Connor, and Rachel Dawes suspect something is off about their small town. Batman is the Big Bad and The Grim Reaper is a crotchety high-school janitor.
- Divergent: Rose DeWitt-Beuchatre/Dawson loves her perfect society very much, which puts her at odds with the sister half of siblings Hazel and Augustus.
- Django Unchained:
- Ray Charles hires Hans Landa to help him find his wife Kay Amin, who was sold off by evil plantation owner Jack Dawson and probably beaten by his sadistic overseer Nick Fury. Also appearing: Borat, Stuntman Mike, and Nash Bridges.
- Max Durocher teams up with Ernst Stavro Blofeld to free his wife from the clutches of Louis XIV and Jules Winnfield.
- Mr. Glass is the happy slave of Hugh Glass.
- DOA: Dead or Alive: Various fighters around the world Suki, Joy Turner, Maria Valentine, Nika Volek, Rayne, Tarzan, Jiraiya, Seraph, and Randy invited to take part in the annual Dead or Alive tournament, which has just been taken over one James Munroe after the death of its former owner. A prize of ten million dollars is promised for the winner, but in the background, there are bigger sums of money at the play, and the competitor's lives are at peril.
- Doctor... Series:
- Doctor in the House (1954): Melville Farr tries to pass medical school at a hospital where Sir Benjamin Boyd is the head surgeon. He briefly lodges with Miss Marple, is pursued by her daughter, Jill Masterson, and takes Joan Fussey on a date.
- Doctor at Sea: Melville now works as a ship's doctor to escape the advances of Lady Ruff-Diamond and falls for Juliette Hardy.
- Doctor at Large: Melville works at a series of different practices after losing out on Mary Sage. One of his boss' wives, Flo Castle, tries to seduce him.
- Doctor in Love: Jack Bell helps a colleague run a private practice and with his love life. They also chat up two strippers - Cora Flange and Delia King. Meanwhile, Sir Benjamin retires to spend more time with his wife, Mrs. Featherstone.
- Doctor in Distress (1963): Melville has issues with his relationship with Hera, a model. He also is briefly tempted by Milady de Winter. Meanwhile, Sir Benjamin becomes infatuated with Ammonia, who has caught the eye of Michael Reynolds.
- Doctor in Clover: Sir Benjamin gets Mr. Grigg a new job in a hospital where Valeria Watt and Admiral Pettigrew are patients and Belle is the Matron. Mr. Grigg tries to get Inspector Mills' position and gets a haircut from Terry Medford.
- Doctor in Trouble: Jack stows away on a ship trying to propose to Lady Agatha. The ship is captained by King Louis XVI and the purser is Sergeant Wilson. Also onboard the ship is Neddie Seagoon, who ends up marrying Mrs. Crevatte's daughter, Susy the clippie, and a Camp Gay Brigadier who photographs models.
- DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story: Norman Bates is in danger of losing his beloved gym to a mega-chain owned by the obnoxious Tugg Speedman. To save it, he and his Five-Man Band of misfits (including King Candy (or if you prefer, Wash) the pirate, Jimmy James, and Matt Farrell) enter a dodgeball tournament and go through Training from Hell from Zed. Meanwhile, Norman falls in love with Marcia Brady, who apparently thinks Everything's Better With Unicorns. Mike Brady and Michael Bluth are announcers. Featuring a cameo from Chuck Norris.
- Starsky & Hutch Version: Reese Feldman is in danger of losing his beloved gym to a mega-chain owned by the obnoxious David Starsky.
- Dog Day Afternoon: Michael and Fredo Corleone rob a bank to pay for Jack Skellington's sex-change operation. Also, Frank Black is an FBI agent.
- A Dog's Purpose: Olaf has a reincarnation friendship with many people, including Archie Andrews.
- Dogma: Warlock, Agent L, Marty the zebra, and Jay throw Daredevil and Jason Bourne off a train. Oh, and Severus Snape is the Voice of God.
- Dolittle: Tony Stark, a doctor who can talk to animals, sets sail on an epic adventure with his animal friends: Queen Elinor the parrot, Freddie Mercury the gorilla, Ferdinand the polar bear, Jay the ostrich, Constance Grady the duck, Walter the dog, Cookie the squirrel, and Mavis the giraffe. At one point, Tony encounters a tiger named Voldemort.
- Dom Hemingway: Gigolo Joe is a gangster who is owed a debt from Esteban Reyes and has many misadventures.
- Don Juan DeMarco: Jack Sparrow gets therapy from The Godfather, who's inspired to rekindle his passion for Bonnie Parker.
- Don Jon: Arthur is a Joisey boy whose girlfriend Black Widow is fed up with his porn addiction; things get complicated when he meets the mysterious (sequel) Clarice Starling.
- Donnie Darko: When a gay cowboy's life takes a turn for the weird, it affects everyone around him including his family: his sister, Rachel Dawes and his mother, President Laura Roslyn. His love interest is Johanna Mason, and Johnny Castle is a motivational speaker.
- Don't Be Afraid of the Dark: No, Rachel and Edward, you really ought to.
- Don't Look Now: Sergeant Oddball and his wife Lara go to Venice while struggling to get over the death of their daughter. They have sex. He dies.
- Doom: Éomer, Black Adam, Arthur, Joe Chill and Miranda Frost who have to figure out what went wrong with an outpost on Mars.
- Dope: The story of Miles Morales and his best friends Dee Dee Skyes and Flash Thompson.
- Dora and the Lost City of Gold: Isabel Reyes and Alejandro Gillick are rivals who cross paths with Valentin Bravo in their quest to find Isabel's parents Luis and Lady X. Machete gives Isabel a pep talk.
- Do Revenge: Veronica Lodge has already humiliated influencer Danielle Bouseman and planted cocaine in Jean Grey's locker, and now she teams up with Robin Buckley to get comeuppance on her ex.
- Double Team: Here, Guile is a retired government anti-terrorist agent with a pregnant wife who learns the news that his old nemesis Whiplash is back in action, and is forced to un-retire to stop him. Guile travels to Antwerp, Belgium to meet up with arms dealer Simon, then to an amusement park where Whiplash meets with his six-year-old son. A shootout occurs, and he and Guile are led to a hospital maternity ward. Guile is then knocked unconscious in an explosion. Due to his failure to capture Whiplash, Guile wakes up on an island called "The Colony", an invisible and inescapable penal institution for secret agents "too valuable to kill but too dangerous to set free", which even includes terrorists. Guile later receives a message saying that Whiplash has kidnapped his wife, so he attempts to escape The Colony, team up with Simon, and rescue her.
- Dr. Dolittle: Prince Akeem is a doctor who talks to animals. He's married to Miranda DuBuer with his children Penny Proud and Raven Baxter, while his father is Da Mayor. Paul Bunyan and Tony Ziegler work with Akeem at his clinic, of which The Monster wants to buy. Among the animals Akeem talks to are Burt Reynolds, Marlin, Dory, Marty, Poppy, Sid, Marge Simpson, Larry Sanders, The Flying Dutchman, Howard Deville, Dharma, Digit, a performer from the UK version of Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Otis Toole, Pee-wee Herman, Greedy Smurf, and Goldar.
- Led to a theatrical sequel and three direct-to-video sequels with Penny Proud and Burt Reynolds working together.
- Dr. Giggles: Psychotic surgeon Benny Stulwitz targets Piper Halliwell during his bloody rampage.
- Dr. Strangelove: Darth Vader is a crewman on a B-52 flown by Taggert when an order comes from base ordering an immediate attack on Russia. Meanwhile, Gen. Patton has gotten a disturbing phone call and must report to The War Room immediately. And at the airbase, Inspector Clouseau discovers the dreadful secret behind the attack and must inform President Chauncey Gardiner, of how to recall the bombers. In the War Room, Soviet Ambassador Gen. Bellowes admits to the existence of a Doomsday Machine of a type postulated by Mad Scientist James Bond.
- Dracula (1979): Vampire Count Skeletor moves to England for fresh blood, and becomes infatuated with United States Marshal Walsh, and seeks to turn her into his bride. Nazi hunter Ezra Lieberman, whose daughter Lisa Corbette became Skeletor's victim, seeks to stop him with the help of Peter Boyd and Kobras, who has Radagast the Brown as his assistant.
- Dracula 2000: Leonidas is freed from decades of imprisonment, and he seeks out the daughter of his arch-nemesis General Chang. Roger Collins ends up in the middle of the conflict. Ronnie Cooke is one of Leonidas's victims.
- Drag Me to Hell: Nausicaa gets dragged to hell, and her boyfriend MAC is no help at all.
- Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story: Mowgli is the iconic martial artist, starting with his humble beginnings with his father, Lao Che's son, in Hong Kong, before emigrating to the United States, where he meets Mary Swanson and soon falls in love with her. As he's honing his skills, he eventually gains the attention of Hollywood producer Number Two.
- Dream House: Lord Azreal and Evee Carnahan move into a blood-soaked home. Also starring 2005 Ann Darrow.
- Dreamcatcher: Capt. Winters tries to stop an alien invasion with the help of a New Kid On The Block after their friend, a fellow from Deadwood, is horrifically killed. Sloan the assassin is of no help at all.
- Dreamgirls: The Movie of the musical which follows the development of African American music from Motown to Disco and even a protoform of rap through the rise, fall, death, and rebirth of the titular Girl Group and other performers. The trio features diva Louise, Princess Tiana, and Foxxy Cleopatra, who become the backup vocalists for Large Ham Donkey, under the guidance of their Svengali-like manager Ray Charles. When Louise is told to tone herself down so that the less-intense Foxxy can be the lead, she quits the group and is replaced. Years later, a more-independent Foxxy wants to change her image with a gritty Exploitation Film being offered by Jim and Dick while Louise wants to restart her career with the help of Donkey's old manager Roger Murtaugh.
- Dredd: Eomer is the law and Cersei is the disorder.
- The Dressmaker: Fashionable seamstress Rose DeWitt-Beauchatre returns to her tiny hometown to solve a mystery from her past by bribing the townsfolk with awesome clothes. Mitzi is a secret cross-dresser (Coincidence? I think not.) and Gale Hawthorne is Rose's boyfriend.
- Drive (2011): Daniel Balint works for Walter White, falls for a precocious high schooler while being menaced by Mr. Lancer and Marlin.
- Drive Angry: Big Daddy busts out of Hell to save his infant granddaughter from Satanic cult leader Miles Matheson with the help of Mandy Lane, all while being pursued by Butch Cavendish.
- The Drop: Tony Soprano and Tommy Conlon work at a bar Tony used to own, until he lost it to Chechen mobsters. Their bar is occasionally the drop bar for a given night's mob money. Their lives become complicated when they get robbed, and the Chechens suspect they might be working with the thieves. To add to their woes, Tommy finds and rescues a beaten dog thrown into a woman's dumpster. Tommy befriends Lisbeth Salander in the process, only for the dog's former owner, a drug-addled psychopath who claims to have murdered a friend of theirs in the past, to come into the picture.
- Drop Zone: Blade and his brother Theo Huxtable attempt to escort computer hacker Mr. Noodle's Brother to prison via plane. As they travel, a group of terrorists led by Buddy Holly rescue Mr. Noodle's Brother and kill Theo. Afterwards, Blade learns how to skydive so he can catch the terrorists via a school headed by Natasha Binder. Among the skydiving team are Parker Lewis and Detective Tim Bayliss.
- The Duchess: Elizabeth Swann marries Voldemort even though she's in love with Skye. Guest starring Peggy Carter and Howard Stark.
- Dude, Where's My Car?: Kelso and Stifler are stoner pals who find their car is missing. Worse, they don't remember anything from the night before. And apparently, they gotta do something special for their girlfriends Elektra and Lisa Janusch. Among the mishaps that befall their search is a run-in with the reclusive ostrich farmer Data, who is keeping Matthew Brock in a cage.
- Due Date: Iron Man is trapped in a car with Alan on a very long road trip to the hospital where his wife's giving birth possibly to Ray Charles' child.
- Dumb and Dumber: A Road Trip Plot with Stanley Ipkiss and Bill Johnson, who set out to return a briefcase to Linda Lee.
- Dune (1984): Dale Cooper, joined by, among others, Captain Jean-Luc Picard and betrayed by Al Calavicci becomes a messianic leader on a desert planet. Other characters include Ming the Merciless, Grima Wormtongue, Horsa, Cyrano de Bergerac, Ed Killifer and Jeffrey Pelt.
- Dune (2021): Duke Poe Dameron, his beloved concubine Ilsa Faust and son Elio Perlman take ownership of a desert world, with bodyguard William Slade, swordsmaster Arthur Curry and weapons master Thanos in tow. However, the villainous Bootstrap Bill plots to take back the planet with the aid of Drax and Polka-Dot Man. Trina Johnson, Rue Bennett and Lorenzo Casamares are planetary natives.
- Baba Voss and Edo Voss traded tribal war for space factions war.
- Dune: Part Two: Elvis, Emperor Max Zorin, Princess Amy March, Lady and Lou join the fray.
- Both films, 007 Special: Raoul Silva is a Fremen tribe chief, Hinx is the nephew of Baron Vladimir Harkonnen, Max Zorin is the Emperor, and Madeleine Swann is in the Bene Gesserit. And Gurney Halleck's father was almost James Bond.
- Dungeons & Dragons (2000): Simon Gruber schemes to overthrow Jane Burnham with the help of Charles Rayne. Jimmy Olsen and Smokey also feature into the conflict.
- Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves: Set in the world of the Forgotten Realms campaign, its plot concerns a Caper Crew led by the bard James T. Kirk who finds himself jailed with the party's barbarian Letty during a heist on the behalf of a mysterious wizard Cristiana. Two years later, James and Letty escape prison and find that fellow party member Alex Fletcher has become the Lord of Neverwinter and is in possession of both James's daughter Sophie and a magical tablet that was the subject of the crew's previous heist. Now James and Letty must assemble a new crew to take back the tablet and James's daughter... and unravel a scheme that puts all the land in grave peril.
- Dunkirk:
- A painter, an author-turned-teacher, a member of One Direction, a psychologist, and a mercenary are trapped on a beach.
- Reinhard Heydrich somehow joined the Allies and supervises the evacuation on the beach in late May 1940, with the help of Edwin Jarvis. One of the men who would cause Heydrich's death in May 1942, Jozef Gabčík, is saved by the crew of the Moonstone.
- The crew of the Moonstone includes Henry Condell, his son Aegon II, and the Joker.
- Dutch: To help out his girlfriend Diane Freeling, Al Bundy goes on a road trip to pick up her son, the fourth Rusty Griswold, and take him home for Thanksgiving.
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