Role Association / Film 0–9 A

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• 101 Dalmatians (1996): Alex Forrest is an evil fashion designer out to get Harry Dunne and Julia MacNamara's 15 puppies with the help of Dr. House and Arthur Weasley.
  • 102 Dalmatians: Alex is released from prison and tries to do good by improving Reed Richards' struggling dog shelter. Then Big Ben strikes and she reverts back to her old fur-loving self. She later teams up with Christopher Columbus to steal more puppies. Reed joins his real-life wife to stop Alex. Devon is a bird who thinks he's a dog.

• 12 Angry Men: Tom Joad is a Rogue Juror who convinces Milton Arbogast, Piglet, Willy Loman, Roy Snyder, Oscar Madison, General Walter Bedell Smith, Corporal Buckley, Giles Corey, Matthew Harrison Brady, Dr. Gerald Finney and Brigadier General James Denton to rethink their verdict in a murder trial.
  • 1997 Remake: This time, the angry jurors are Johnnie Cochran, Da Mayor, Gen. George Patton, Strughold, Martian Manhunter, Tony Soprano, a trope namer, Jerry/Daphne, Joe Finley, Bubba Blue, William Adama, and Gil Grissom.
• 12 Years a Slave: Free man Lola is tricked, drugged, and sold to vile plantation owner Erik Lehnsherr (who has a crush on his slave Maz Kanata but a terrible way of showing how he cares) and has to hide his intelligence to survive. In the end, Lola is rescued by friendly Canadian Tyler Durden. Also starring Billy Sunday, Lana Winters, Betty Applewhite, Hushpuppy, Sherlock, and Mr. X. Based on a True Story.
• 127 Hours: Harry Osborn is a Real Life hiker who gets trapped by a boulder and must cut off his own hand to survive. He's also in love with Fleur Delacour.
• 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi: Jim, Roy, "Pornstache", and Leckie try to save lives in Bengazi.
• 13 Going on 30: Elektra suddenly goes from a wannabe-mature teen to an awkward adult via time travel and meets Bruce Banner and Ulysses Klaw.
• 1408: Jackson is an author who's still reeling from the death of his daughter and enters a very haunted hotel room against the advice of Nick Fury.
• 1941 (1979): In order to shoot a submarine with Dracula in a Nazi uniform aboard, Elwood Blues parks an artillery gun in the front yard of Lex Luthor's henchman Otis who's friends with the Hart's butler Max, and then takes to the streets in a tank together with Burton Mercer while "Joliet Jake" Blues flies about in his fighter aircraft.
• 1969: Jack Bauer and Tony Stark protest the Vietnam War.
• 2 Guns: Whip Whitaker and Micky Ward are rival government agents who are forced to team up after they're framed.
• 2012: Mike Enslin races to save his family from The End of the World as We Know It; President Roger Murtaugh waits it out on a cruise ship while his daughter, a gentlewoman thief, has a Meet Cute with an operative; Mickey Knox is Properly Paranoid that the truth about the apocalypse is being hidden; Cathy's husband is forced to be ruthlessly pragmatic about the whole thing. Oh, and since this is the end of the world, Anyone Can Die.
• 21: Soren is a teen genius who joins the MIT blackjack team, led by Professor Keyser Sosze. He falls in love with Lois Lane along the way.
• 21 Jump Street: Duke and Peter are narcs who are sent by police chief Craig Jones to investigate a high school. Peter becomes friends with Jack Wilder and falls in love with Envy Adams. Nick Miller is the principal, Erin Hannon is a science teacher in love with Duke, and a former Daily Show correspondent is a gym teacher.
• 27 Dresses: Wedding-obsessed Dr. Izzie Stevens is in love with her boss, who falls for her air-headed, lying younger sister Silk Spectre II. Izzie has been a bridesmaid 27 times, so cynical up-and-coming reporter Cyclops does an article on her and falls in love with her in the process.
• 28 Days: Leigh-Anne Touhy checks into rehab and meets Aragorn and Mr. Pink.
• 28 Days Later (no relation to the above movie): Dr. Jonathan Crane/The Scarecrow, Miss Moneypenny, and Mad-Eye Moody struggle to survive the aftermath of a Zombie Apocalypse as they try to reach the Ninth Doctor, who has gone mad with power.
  • 28 Weeks Later: Clint Barton and Ellen Parsons have to protect two kids, one of which is Amy from their father Mr. Gold who has accidentally reignited the Zombie Apocalypse after it had been successfully stopped. Luther is Clint and Ellen's Commanding Officer.
• 30 Minutes or Less: Mark Zuckerberg is captured by Kenny Powers, strapped to a bomb and forced to rob a bank (too soon? especially since they didn't get the bomb off in time?). Panic-stricken, Mark enlists the help of his friend Tom Haverford.
• 300: Faramir tells the stirring tale of King Erik and company's brave stand against the the god-like Paulo. Lt. Archie Hicox is in there somewhere.
• 3000 Miles to Graceland: Snake Plissken, Lt. John J. Dunbar and three other guys team up to rob the Riviera Casino during International Elvis Week. Ultimately, their compatriots all end up dead and it's just Dunbar pursuing Plissken (who has absconded with the money, Monica Geller and her son) across the western U.S. Lyle and Stu Smiley have small roles as federal marshals also searching for Dunbar.
• 3:10 to Yuma (2007): Patrick Bateman has to escort Affably Evil gunslinger Maximus to the title train in order to claim his bounty. Patrick has a son named Percy Jackson, who dreams of being a cowboy.
• The 33: Zorro is trapped underground while Ziva waits on the surface. Based on a true story.
• 40 Days and 40 Nights: After breaking up with Allison, Zeke Tyler takes a vow of celibacy but finds his resolve tested when he meets and falls in love with Jocelyn.
• The 40-Year-Old Virgin: Brian Fantana, Bob the Blob, and The DA try to help Michael Scott lose his virginity.
• 42: Han Solo has the crazy idea to let a black man, T'Challa, play pro baseball. Wash is among the many other managers who hate the idea.
• 44 Inch Chest: Beowulf, Al Swearengen, Kane, Carmine Falcone, and Stannis Baratheon kidnap and torture Johnny Goodboy Jones for having an affair with Beowulf's wife.
• 47 Meters Down: Sheriff Callie and Rebekah Mikaelson go to Mexico and get on a boat captained by Dr. Martin Brenner; they go cage diving and are attacked by sharks when their cage comes loose and they wind up - well, see the title.
• 47 Ronin (2013): Neo and some other guys go on a Roaring Rampage of Revenge.
• 50/50: Bob the Blob and John Blake explore the lighter side of cancer.
• 500 Days of Summer: Tommy tries to woo the quirky, relationship-averse Trillian; Dr. Spencer Reid is Tommy's friend.
  • Mean.com movie parody: Tommy and Trillian are Sid and Nancy... sort of.
• The 6th Day: Doug Quaid tries to uncover a cloning conspiracy run by Tarzan.
• 65: Kylo Ren, a space pilot for an exploratory mission who finds himself stranded with a young girl on a hostile planet after their ship collides with an undocumented asteroid. The twist? That planet is a prehistoric Earth, 65 million years prior to the present. Now the two must find their way back home while both contending with some of history’s biggest predators.
• 7 Faces Of Dr. Lao: Felix Unger is an old magical chinaman whose circus changes the lives of its inhabitants, including librarian Jeannie.
• 8 Million Ways To Die: Alchoholic cop-turned-private-eye Kevin Flynn fails to save prostitute Stephanie Holden from being killed, and is determined to keep fellow lady of the night Jody from meeting a similar fate at the hands of drug kingpin Terry Benedict.
• Nine (Musical): Famous director Daniel Plainview juggles his career with all the women in his life: his wife Mal, his mistress Mrs. El Mariachi, his muse Satine, his costume designer M, and a hooker[/zombie victim.
• 9 to 5: Valerie Frizzle, Miley Stewart's godmother and Barbarella assault, beat up, and hold their boss Peter Prickly captive.
• 99 Homes: When the second Spider-Man loses his house he turns to General Zod to get it back.
• 999/Triple Nine: An heiress, a spree killer, an assistant drug maker, Daryl Dixon, and an enslaved free man are forced to become the distraction for a heist. Wonder Woman also appears.

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• Adore: Princesses Diana and Buttercup are each other's sons' mother-lovers.
• A.I.: Artificial Intelligence: When deliberately cute android child Cole Sear's use as a Replacement Goldfish for his comatose "brother" is done, he's abandoned in the woods where he meets sexbot Dr. John Watson. The two go to the Genie for advice on finding The Blue Fairy, but Cole (eventually) winds up meeting Dr. Robinson instead.
• The A-Team: Wikus, Phil, an MMA fighter, and Qui-Gon Jinn are members of an elite four-man band. They meet while saving Phil from Bob. Jake Barnes and Mung Daal appear in a post-credits scene.
• Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter: Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson has a weird and vicious war ahead of him.
• Abduction: Jacob Black discovers his real identity and, along with his love interest Clary Fray, meets Ellen Ripley and Dr. Octopus.
• Accepted: After being rejected by numerous colleges Clay decides to create his own with the help of his friends Aaron Green and Harrison Wright. To legitimize the whole thing he hires his uncle Mr. E to act as the dean. Oh, and Serena van der Woodsen is the girl he pines for.
• The Accountant (2016): Batman is a mild-mannered assassin with autism spectrum disorder whose activities catch the eyes of J. Jonah Jameson, The Punisher (who turns out to be his brother), The Trinity Killer, Cinderella, and George Bluth.
• Ace Ventura: Fletcher Reede goes on animal-themed adventures with Monica Geller.
• Action Jackson:
  • Dillion is a detective sergeant of the Detroit Police Department, and Mac is his captain. His friend Jake Fratelli get shot.
  • Biff became a police officer. Coach Hayden Fox is a corrupt auto industrialist.
• Ad Astra: Cliff Booth goes to space to search for his father Agent K and receives computer therapy from Pod 042.
• The Addams Family: M. Bison is Happily Married to The Grand High Witch and should be living contentedly with his children (one of whom is Katrina Van Tassel) and mother-in-law Simka, but he desperately misses his long-lost-brother Doc Brown.
  • Addams Family Values: The family is thrown into turmoil when their devious nanny Abby Mallard steals Doc Brown away while Katrina hooks up with Eppes at a camp run by Janosz Poha and Katherine Archer.
  • Addams Family Reunion: Bison and the High Witch are now Dr. Frank N. Furter and Madison the Mermaid.
• Addicted to Love: Simba and Anastasia spy on Jetstream.
• The Adjustment Bureau: Jason Bourne is a politician who meets a mysterious fashion magazine worker. They are pursued by suited men that includes Howard Stark, the Falcon, and General Zod.
• The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai: Across the 8th Dimension: Alex Murphy is a scientist/rocker who, along with the Kurgan and Ian Malcolm, must stop an Alien Invasion led by George Henderson and Doc Emmett Brown. Beth Schreiber becomes Murphy's love interest and Miles Hawkins is a good alien trying to stop George and Brown.
• The Adventures of Huck Finn: Wirt travels down the Mississippi River along with Russell Banfield.
• The Adventures of Pinocchio: Young Simba is a living puppet carved by Bela Lugosi. Villains Deuce Bigalow, Lillith Sternin, and Big Bad Ronald Camp take advantage of him, despite the efforts of Grandpa Lou Pickles to advise him. Meanwhile, Lugosi has a December–December Romance with Anne Boleyn.
• The Adventures of Pluto Nash: After his successful night club is blown to flaming bits, Donkey travels across the moon looking for clues as to who is behind the arson with help from Joe Aguirre and Gail.
• The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert: Agent Smith, a sweet-natured Drag Queen, persuades Performance Artist Leonard Shelby/Peter Weyland and lovelorn transsexual General Zod to take a road trip through the Australian desert on a hot pink tour bus.
• The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle: Magica DeSpell and Splodge travel to the real world to stop Travis Bickle, George Costanza and Karen Flores from taking over the world with the help of Violet "Jersey" Sanford and Russell Casse.
• The Adventures Of Shark Boy And Lava Girl: Michael Boyle, the son of Dewey Riley and Charlotte York, dreams up a sharklike boy named Jacob Black and a girl made of lava. With the help of Alison DiLaurentis they stop the evil George Lopez.
• The Affair of the Necklace: In 18th Century France, a cheerleader is orphaned and left without her wealth and birthright. When she grows up the cheerleader, now a boxer, teams up with The Mentalist and Salvador Dali to get it back from Queen Julia in a plan involving the necklace of the title; Cardinal Elliot Carver and Count Max Zorin are also entangled in the scheme. Narrated by the original Hannibal Lecter.
• An Affair to Remember: Mortimer Brewster and Sister Clodagh meet on a cruise and plan to meet six months later atop the Empire State Building despite both of them being engaged to others (Mortimer to Eleanor Dupres and Clodagh to Dr. Mark Williams).
• After.Life: Wednesday is a bit of a jerk to her boyfriend Mac, but this becomes the least of her problems when she attracts the attention of creepy mortician Brian Mills, who tries to convince her she's dead.
• After the Fox: Inspector Clouseau is an Italian jewel thief.
• After the Sunset: Ex-Gentleman Thief James Bond and his lady friend Frida Kahlo are enjoying a pleasant (mind-numbingly boring) retirement in the Caribbean. Excitement returns in the form of Bond's longtime FBI pursuer Mickey Knox, local policewoman Tia Dalma, and a gigantic diamond. Also causing trouble is corrupt politician James Rhodes.
• Agent Cody Banks: Malcolm Wilkerson is a teen CIA agent sent on his missions by Goliath, with Jane Rizzoli as his handler. Dr. Peter Scottson works for Al Swearengen and The Mummy, who plan to use his nanobots to take over the world, and Malcolm gets close to the doctor's daughter Lizzie McGuire to try and find him. And Lizzie kills Al!
  • Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London: The Sheriff of Nottingham steals a mind-control device, and Malcolm, with his new handler Mahalik, goes to London to get it back with the eventual help of music student/spy Abby Maitland.
    • Both films executive produced by Breathless Mahoney and George Costanza.
• Air: Dr. Midnite and Daryl are two maintenance men in a post-apocalyptic shelter when the title supply starts malfunctioning.
• Air America: Martin Riggs and Tony Stark are airplane pilots.
• Air Courting A Legend: The DC Extended Universe's Batman, Amanda Waller and Victor Zsasz star in this picture.
• Air Force One: President Indiana Jones fights to save his daughter, Sara Crewe, from Dracula. Cruella de Vil is Vice President. Jerry Lundegaard flies the plane. Secret Service agent George Mason is The Mole.
• Airheads: After being turned down by record agent John Bender, an aspiring rock band, consisting of Rick O'Connell, Randall, and Happy Gilmore hold a radio station hostage, which includes DJ Fat Tony and station manager Mr. Green. Station employee Kramer calls the police, and soon, police chief Agent Fowler and Tommy Callahan arrive to try to resolve the situation. Gordie LaChance's father appears as a trigger-happy SWAT team leader.
• Airplane!: You've got Drebin, Mr. Phelps, Eliott Ness, June Cleaver and Jefferson Davis on this plane! Penny takes her coffee black, like her men.
• Albert Nobbs: Cruella de Vil is a woman passing as a man in order to get work in 1830s England. Alice and Henry are also there.
• Alexander: Oswald Cobblepot/the Penguin is the son of Bruce Wayne/Batman and Thena, and sets out to conquer the known world. He has both the Joker and Barbara Gordon/Batgirl as lovers, and Daron-Vex is one of his generals, who somehow resembles Odin in old age.
• Ali G Indahouse: King Julien, a wannabe gangster, is friends with Dr. John Watson. He's then embroiled in a plot by Tywin Lannister to overthrow Albus Dumbledore's government.
• Alice in Wonderland
  • (1933 film): Bo-Peep follows a white rabbit into a strange land, where she chats with Winnie-the-Pooh (in a different role than he would play in the Disney version), sees Figment turn into a pig, discusses madness with David Armstrong, has tea with the Fractured Fairy Tales narrator and Aesop, joins Alfred Pennyworth in hearing stories from a tearful Walter Burns, and visits the court of Grandmother Lettie. Then she watches a Harman and Ising cartoon with Oscar Shapeley and Napaloni, sees Egbert Sousé fall off a wall, is led through a forest by Lou Gherig, and is crowned a queen by Lady Catherine de Bourgh.
  • (1972 film): Grand Duchess Anastasia follows The Phantom of the Opera into a strange land, where she swims in her own tears with Jean, gets advice from Alexander Gromeko, sneezes in Ambassador DeSadesky's peppery kitchen, sees Mr. Salt appear and vanish, has tea with the Child Catcher, Inspector Clouseau and Arthur, joins Eccles in hearing stories from a tearful Jacob Marley, and visits the court of Queen Elizabeth I.
  • (1985 TV film): Jenny Foxworth follows James Martin into a strange land, where she swims in her own tears with George Jefferson, Willa Harper and Cosmo Brown, gets advice from Josh Howard, sneezes in Annabella Bonheur's peppery kitchen, discusses madness with Ernst Stavro Blofeld, has tea with Matthew Mugg, Cornelius and Renfield, and joins Melville Crump in hearing stories from a tearful Mr. Conductor. Then she passes through the looking-glass, where she finds Gloria Stivic and Abby Cunningham growing in a garden, rides a train with Bobby Ewing and Mr. Miyagi, hears a song abut Gen. Omar Bradley and Sonny Drysdale eating oysters, sees Papa Smurf fall off a wall, joins the Great Gazoo and Uncle Jesse to watch Marty Pilletti and Frank Baker fight for the crown, is led through a forest by Steve McCroskey, and is crowned a queen by Dainty June and Dolly Levi.
  • (1999 TV film): Deb Bradshaw follows a white rabbit into a strange land, where she gets advice from Mahatma Gandhi, sneezes in the Fat Lady's peppery kitchen, discusses madness with Sister Mary Clarence, has tea with Ned Nederlander, joins Donald Nordley in hearing stories from a tearful Willy Wonka, hears Norm Peterson and Hagrid recite a poem about Prince John and Father Lawrence eating oysters, is led through a forest by Uncle Fester, and visits the court of Queen Rita Skeeter.
• Alien: Dana Barrett's ship is hunted by a strange Chaotic Evil lifeform whose mysterious abilities are coveted by Chef Skinner's employers. Said lifeform is unwittingly brought onboard by an infected Winston Smith. Also stars Mike "Viper" Metcalf, Travis Henderson, Cathy Brenner and Dr. Kananga.
  • Aliens: After Captain Hollister's colony is wiped out, Paul Buchman convinces Dana to help figure out what happened with the aid of Lockdown, an android vampire cult leader, and a couple of followers as marines.
  • Alien³: Dana now finds herself in a former prison colony. Among the convicts are Kobayashi, Ric Olie, The Eighth Doctor, and Sardo Numspa.
  • Alien: Resurrection: Dana, now a 90/10 human-alien hybrid, meets up with Lydia Deetz, a gentle giant, and a mad scientist's clone(s) when Grí­ma Wormtongue wants to study the aliens. Also starring Hellboy.
  • Prometheus (prequel): A morose sex addict, a murderous prostitute, an angry Swedish hacker, an unstable detective, and an amnesiac investigator find a strange alien ship.
  • Alien: Covenant: Would-be planetary colonists Steve Jobs, Chrisann Brennan, Henry Allen, Red, and Father Burke encounter the sex addict and his biological experiments.
• Aline: Béatrice de Montmirail is a singer from Quebec who becomes famous worldwide.
• Alita: Battle Angel: Ernst Stavro Blofeld finds Lisa Nova's torso in a dumpyard and gives her a new cyborg body. Rorschach works for Don Shirley and wants to kill Lisa.
• Allied: Mal and Aldo meet (and possibly meet cute) during WW2.
• Aloha: Gwen, Rocket, Jim, Regina, Peter, Jack, and Hiccup meet cute in Hawaii.
• Alvin and the Chipmunks: A struggling songwriter named Earl Hickey finds success when he comes across a trio of singing chipmunks: mischievous leader MAC, brainy Dr. Spencer Reid, and chubby, impressionable Roxas.
  • The Squeakquel: MAC, Spencer, and Roxas are in the care of Chuck and meet their Distaff Counterparts: Alpha Bitch-wannabe Kelly Bundy, meganeko Cindy, and foodie Fairchild Van Waldenburg.
  • The Road Chip: Fairchild is Brandy Harrington.
• Amadeus: Ru'afo recounts how he supposedly destroyed Austrian musical genius Larry Kroger out of spite.
• The Amazing Spider-Man Series:
  • The Amazing Spider-Man: Anton battles a reptilian Xenophilius Lovegood. Pres. Bartlett, Mama Gump, and Wichita are Anton's uncle, aunt, and love interest, respectively. Wichita's father, Diego, is captain of the police force.
  • The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Anton faces-off against Django Freeman while reuniting with his old friend Jesse D'Amato. Frank Fitts is Jesse's father. Laufey and Emma Grundy work for Frank and Jesse.
• Ambulance: Quentin Beck and Black Manta hijack Darling's Ambulance after their robbery on bank gone wrong.
• America's Sweethearts: Isabel Lahiri and Tess Ocean are sisters; the former is a bratty actress who was married to fellow actor Mike Enslin (they're the title "sweethearts" in their films) while the latter is her sister's ex-fatty Beleaguered Assistant who also has a crush on Mike. Max Zorin is an eccentric film director.
• American Beauty: Keyser Soze, currently lusting over Aerith, is married to Sydney Ellen Wade and they have a daughter, Enid Coleslaw. Enid's best friend is a Mormon. Their neighbors are a Conklin and gay couple Dr. Sam Beckett and Greg Brock. Sydney Ellen is cheating on Keyser with Sandy Cohen.
• American Gangster: Malcolm X rises to the top of the New York gang world while Maximus struggles to catch him with the help of Buffalo Bill and the RZA. George W. Bush is the leader of a gang of corrupt detectives, Stringer Bell is a rival dealer, and Silk Spectre I is Maximus' soon-to-be ex-wife.
• American Graffiti: Let's see, Richie Cunningham's in it. And Matt Hooper. And Melvin Dummar. And Oscar Wallace. And Shirley Feeney. And Julie Cooper. And Matthew Blaisdel. And Chrissy Snow. And Han Solo.
• American Hustle: Batman is a con artist, Lois Lane is his mistress, Mystique is his ex-wife, Hawkeye is the Mayor of Camden, N.J., and Rocket Raccoon is an FBI agent who recruits Batman.
• American Pastoral: Young Obi-Wan Kenobi (who also directs) deals with his teen daughter Satsuki during The '60s.
• The American President: Hank Pym is the president of the USA, his chief of staff is Uncle Ben and the director of the Domestic Policy Office is Marty McFly. President Pym falls in love with Wendy Lawson.
• American Psycho: Batman is an Ax-Crazy (or maybe just crazy) yuppie who bashes The Joker's head in, among other outrageous acts (or did he?).
• American Sniper: Rocket Raccoon loves his wife Victoria but finds it hard to get away from his job of Boom, Headshot!-ing bad guys.
• American Ultra: Bella Swan has to deal with incredibly dangerous and incredibly stoned super-agent Lex Luthor. Also starring Eric Forman, Billy Crash, Luigi Mario, and President Thomas Whitmore.
• American Underdog: Based on a True Story, SHAZAM! romances single mom Rouge while aspiring to play pro-football. Along the way his coaches include Jayne Cobb and Jack Dalton.
• Amos & Andrew: African-American playwright Jules Winnfield moves to an all-white island. While at home, residents see him and think he's broken into their home and call the cops on him. They arrive and fire upon him. Realizing their mistake, police chief Franklin Hart Jr. realizes his mistake. To cover up this embarrasing snafu, he has prisoner Castor Troy to pose as a criminal that's holding Jules hostage so they can "rescue" him.
• Anastasia: Once Upon a Time: Young Alicent Hightower is sent forward in time to escape death from the Revolution that toppled her father, Tsar Clark Kent.
• Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy: Buddy The Elf is San Diego's top newscaster who, together with his team (Mike, Andy Stitzer, and Todd Packer), rules the airwaves and beats Norman Bates and Joe in the ratings. This all changes when Kelly Bundy is hired to co-anchor.
  • Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues: Look out, Ron, that cab driver is going to kill you with a machete!
• And Then There Were None: Ten strangers are invited to an island by a mysterious couple. The guests include Titus, Tywin Lannister, Lee, Dr. Owen Harper, Cassandra Austen, Dr. Alan Grant, Rita Skeeter, Gustav Graves, David Helfgott, and Kili.
• Untitled Andy Warhol biopic: Rayon is an eccentric artist.
• Anger Management: Billy Madison is coached by the Joker on how to keep his temper while worrying that he will also steal his girlfriend Mona Lisa Vito from him.
• Angus: A fat kid has a crush on Lex, but he's too shy to say anything. Her boyfriend Dawson wants to make his life a living hell.
• Annihilation (2018): Padmé Amidala is a biologist and Army veteran who goes on a mission to discover the secrets of an anomalous zone that landed via meteoroid known as the Shimmer after her husband Poe Dameron mysteriously disappeared while exploring it. She's joined by Stacy Hamilton, Jane Villanueva, Bianca Taylor and Crown Princess Martha for the expedition.
• Animal House: "Joliet" Jake Blues and Maxwell Lord are students at the amazing Faber College, who oversee the well-being of new recruits Vir Cotto and Quasimodo. Rupert Thorne tries to shut down their frat. Also stars Lt. Mitch Kellaway as another frat member, Marion Ravenwood as his girlfriend, Vernon Pinkley as a professor, and a young Ren McCormack as a rival frat member that wants another one.
• Anna and the King: The Very Loosely Based on a True Story version of The King and I stars Clarice Starling as an Englishwoman who insinuates herself into Siamese King Li Mu-Bai's life and heart. With Draco Malfoy as Clarice's son and Miss East as the King's doomed concubine.
• Annie (1982): Princess Zora (from Cannon Movie Tales' The Frog Prince) is rescued from Jane Kangaroo's awful orphanage by billionaire Tom Jones and his secretary Roxie Hart, only to be kidnapped by Dr. Frank-N-Furter and the Witch, then rescued by Tom's bodyguard Baron Samedi.
• Annie (2014): Hushpuppy is rescued from Mary's awful apartment by billionaire playboy philanthropist mayoral candidate Django.
• Anthropoid: Based on a True Story, a psychologist and a grief counselor plot to kill a Nazi.
• Antichrist: The Green Goblin and Fantine have a few issues following the untimely death of their child. He messes with her mind; she responds with various garden tools.
• Apocalypse Now: During the Vietnam War, President Jed Bartlet must go upriver to find rogue colonel Don Vito Corleone and exterminate him . . . with extreme prejudice.
• Appaloosa: Aragorn and a mysterious MIB are Heterosexual Life-Partners trying to bring down evil rancher Scar when Roxy Hart comes into their lives.
• Apollo 13: Based on a True Story, American astronauts Forrest Gump, Pvt. Hudson, and Ren McCormack (who was the eleventh-hour replacement for Detective Mac Taylor) find themselves in trouble on their way to the moon, and must get home as quickly as possible under the supervision of Flight Director General Francis X. Hummel.
• The Apple Dumpling Gang: Tim O'Hara is a gambler who gains three children in a card game. Their late father owned a gold mine that attracts the attention of Barney Fife, Barnacle Boy and Major Kong.
• Argo: Batman (with help from Sully and Walter White) rescues real hostages with a fake movie in a true story. Darkseid is in the film as well.
• Armageddon (1998): John McClane and his ragtag crew of oil drillers—which includes Batman (who's also dating John's daughter Arwen) and Kingpin—are recruited by NASA to save the world from a killer asteroid.
• Army of the Dead: Sapper Morton is hired by Scorpion to pull off a $200 million heist in a zombie-infested Las Vegas. His team includes Manfred von Richthofen aka "The Red Baron", young Maleficent, Douce, Wendell, Sgt. Marcus Williams, Car-Vex and Denise "Jett" Reno.
  • Army of Thieves: In this prequel, The Red Baron teams up with master criminal Missandei, The Cracker Sindy, self-styled action hero Lorenzo and getaway driver Cheese to pull off a series of daring money heists.
• Arrival: Hawkeye and Lois Lane are commissioned by Saw Gerrera to try to figure out if visiting aliens are friends or foes.
• The Art of Self-Defense: Mark Zuckerberg joins a neighborhood karate dojo with sensei Dickie Moltisanti and student Amber, only to realize it's a Thug Dojo.
• Arthur (1981) (original): The narrator of The Adventures of Milo and Otis is a happily drunk millionaire Manchild who falls for a lower-class Cabaret singer.
  • (2011 remake): Aldous Snow is a bappily drunk billionaire man-child who falls for a lower-class girl, to the chagrin of his assistant/nanny Prospera.
• The Artist: A Swiss banker, Sully, Farmer Hoggett, a manicurist, and Alex De Large witness the change from silent films to talkies.
• Assassin's Creed: Mal, Frank, and Omar explore the world of ancient assassins. Also starring Scar and Mad-eye Moody.
• The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford: One of Rusty Ryan's nakama (the slighter of the "Mormon Twins") kills him after he fears that Ryan might kill him and his brother, the villain from Charlie's Angels. The ex-nakama finds measure of solace with Trillian.
• The Assignment (2016): Ellen Ripley gets revenge on the hitman who killed her brother by turning him into Letty.
• The Astronaut's Wife: Aileen Wournos fears for her life after her husband, Edward Scissorhands, returns to earth oddly changed. Oh, and Zack and Cody are the kids she - or rather the alien who possessed her husband's body and then impregnated and possessed her - has at the end of the film.
• Atlantic Wall: Hugh Roe O'Donnell of Donegal must team up with the mayor of Colleville to assassinate Erwin Rommel. Also starring Sir Percy Ware-Armitage.
• Atlas Shrugged Part 1: Andrew Ryan doesn't like capitalism.
• Atomic Blonde: Furiosa and Charles Xavier (Sully is there, too) kick ass all over East Berlin. And Furiosa has sex with Gazelle.
• Attack the Block: Finn and the Thirteenth Doctor team up to stop an alien invasion in South London.
• August: Osage County: Wow: Julia Child is the Evil Matriarch of her clan, which includes daughters Tess Ocean and Mallory Knox. Also starring Sherlock, Olive, and young Obi-Wan Kenobi.
• August Rush: Henry VIII, a lead singer for a small time rock band, accidenttaly gets Elizabeth Jennings pregnant with their child, and due to circumstances they lose touch for 11 years. Their kid Charlie Bucket eventually meets John Keating, a man who gathered up runaway children and made them busk for cash. Ken Cosgrove/Cole Phelps is the bassist for Henry's band.
• Austin Powers: Fashion photographer and secret agent Wayne Campbell skips from decade to decade in his fight against his arch-enemy, Shrek, and his evil team led by Jonathan Hart. Wayne teams up with Dr. Maureen Robinson, the Devil herself, Rollergirl, Shine, and eventually his own father, Ebenezer Scrooge.
  • Austinpussy: Fashion photographer and secret agent Maverick chases his arch-enemy Lex Luthor, fellow villain Tony Manero, and Lex's short clone the Penguin. Maverick also teams up with Pepper Potts.
• Baz Luhrmann's Australia: Wolverine and Satine fall in love amidst World War II. Also, Faramir is a jerk and Chum the shark is here too, along with a ton of other Aussie actors.
• The Autopsy of Jane Doe: The corpse of an unidentified young elf is found. Emma Roberts is dating Kabuto, and his father is Dr. Carl Winters. While doing the autopsy, they find Sauron's mark on the body.
• James Cameron's Avatar: Marcus Wright is given a new body thanks to Ellen Ripley and falls for Lt. Uhura on an alien planet; his partner in infiltration is Ana Lucia. Also, Uhura's parents are Magua and Amanda Waller, and an eternal-pessimist-intern is another avatar. Khalar Zym later decides to raze the planet on orders of Donny.
• M. Night Shyamalan's Avatar The Last Airbender: Jamal is Zuko; two blonds are Sokka and Katara - at least Aang is still bald and kinda Asian-looking. Iroh was killed by multinational terrorists, and Commander Zhao is a snarky reporter. Also, Sokka is a vampire.
• The Avengers (1998): The Blood-Splattered Bride and He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named are ordered by their boss Horace Slughorn to team up and fight James Bond, who can control the weather, plus his henchman Nigel the Koala.
• The Aviator: Jack Dawson is a real life Gadgeteer Genius with mental problems; Dale Doback/"Mr. Cellophane" one of his assistants; the guy from 30 Rock is a business rival; a M*A*S*H doctor is a lawyer, and Jack's many loves include Seline, Galadriel, and DJ Suki.
• Awake: Wealthy Anakin Skywalker is in love with Nancy Callahan, the PA to his mother Irina Derevko. He has heart surgery overseen by his friend Dr. James Rhodes1 the First, but he thinks the good doctor and his team are trying to kill him during the procedure. They are, and Nancy is behind it.
• Awakenings: Dr. Mork and Nurse Marge Simpson discover a miraculous cure for a type of catatonia, which allows Jack Byrnes to move for the first time in 30 years.
• Away We Go: An office drone and his wife, a prostitute of average intelligence, are looking for a special place to give birth after they lose their apartment and her parents go on vacation and rent their house to strangers. They get lessons on how not to raise kids from said parents, The Dude and Mrs. Macallister, and his old friend Rachel Dawes, among others.

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