Eddie Murphy

Cameron Diaz

Antonio Banderas

Jon Hamm

Donkey's Caroling Christmas-tacular

Donkey's Caroling Christmas-tacular (2010)

Scarlett Johansson

Chris Hemsworth

Laurence Fishburne

Transformers One

Transformers One (2024)

Peter Dinklage

James Marsden

Patrick Warburton

A young runaway orders Pop-Tarts in a diner. He reads the story of the origin of Pop Tarts from the Kellog's box it came in. Bob Cabana (Jerry Seinfeld), who is sitting next to the boy in the diner, offers to tell him the true origin story of the American breakfast food.In 1963, Bob is head of development at the Kellogg's corporation, headquartered in Battle Creek, Michigan. In this period, the American breakfast is defined by milk and cereal. The 2 undisputed giants of the breakfast world are Kellog's and Post.
Kellog's is led by Edsel Kellog, and he reviews the daily sales numbers with Bob. Fruit Loops have just been launched and the survey responses are extremely bad. Time to sag 14 seconds, zero milk buoyancy, and sinking easily. Bob asks to double the sugar and triple the gluten and respell FRUIT as FROOT.
After once again dominating their rival Post in the annual Bowl and Spoon Awards, Bob senses that Post is about to unveil something that could dominate the market. Post is led by Marjorie Post, and her PA Rick Ludwin (Max Greenfield). Isaiah Lamb (Andy Daly) leads Quaker Oats.
Soon after, Bob observes kids' Butchie (Bailey Sheetz) and Cathy (Eleanor Sweeney) dumpster-diving outside the Post HQ. Bob gets curious and goes to investigate himself. He discovers that Post is creating a shelf-stable, fruit-based pastry breakfast food that seems to have addictive effects on kids. The kids were looking for the by-product of the production process, which itself was a sweet gooey substance, and highly addictive in itself.A spy at Post reports that they have further developed a product Bob's former co-worker Donna "Stan" Stankowski (Melissa McCarthy) had created for Kellogg's. The spy reported that Post had access to the original work done by Bob and Stan and built on it. Bob knows that no cereal would survive against the fruit-based pastry.
Bob convinces Kellogg to hire Stan back from NASA, and the team sets to work creating their own version of the pastry, joining forces with several prominent industry figures as "taste pilots." The pilots include soft serve ice cream genius Tom Carvel (Adrian Martinez), Children's bicycle maker Steve Schwinn (Jack McBrayer), inventor of the sea monkey Harold Von Braunhut (Thomas Lennon), canned meatballs inventor Chef Boy Ardee (Bobby Moynihan), fitness icon Jack LaLanne (James Marsden), and a computer from IBM guided by Purvis Pendleton (Aparna Nancherla).
Edsel says that they are developing a product that doesn't need milk, which is guaranteed to earn the ire of the ruthless milk syndicate which will do anything to protect its own territory.Post also interrogates the dumpster kids and realizes that their new product has already been leaked to their competition. But their product is still not complete, as it is causing rashes. Marjorie decides that Kellog's is upping is game and wants the product on the shelves quickly.Marjorie Post (Amy Schumer), the head of the Post company and Edsel Kellogg's (Jim Gaffigan) former lover, calls a meeting of the "five cereal families": Kellogg's, Post, Quaker, Ralston Purina and General Mills. To the surprise of Bob's team, Marjorie announces that their product will be on shelves within one week. Bob undercuts them by obtaining exclusive rights to 99% of the world's sugar by making a deal with Puerto Rican criminal El Sucre (Felix Solis).Bob begins to worry about the taste pilots' lack of progress, but he and Stan combine several of their ideas to come up with a rectangular, fruit-filled food packaged in foil that can be toasted.
Harold and Boy Ardee team up together to create a sea monkey filled Ravioli, that comes alive. Eventually, the sentient ravioli grows and then escapes captivity.
Kellogg warns Bob that by creating a product that is served without milk, they may be stepping on the toes of the dairy industry, in reality an incredibly powerful and ruthless cabal who end up kidnapping and threatening Bob. Harry Friendly (Peter Dinklage) is the leader of the milk syndicate who abducts Bob. Bob is made to walk down "the aisle", a passage in a cow shed, surrounded by cow's behinds.Meanwhile, Marjorie cannot get sugar anywhere in the world. She visits the USSR to secure rights to Cuban sugar from Nikita Khrushchev (Dean Norris). The idea of a communist breakfast worries president John F. Kennedy (Bill Burr), who summons the Kellogg's team to the White House, and agrees to instruct his brother to put pressure on organized milk.While testing the new pastry, taste pilot Steve Schwinn (Jack McBrayer) is blown up in an accident (his oxygen supply snaps and comes in contact with the heat source of the toaster, igniting it) and is buried with "full cereal honors". But the taste pilot is a success and Kellog have a new breakfast treat.
Meanwhile, Thurl Ravenscroft (Hugh Grant), a long-suffering Shakespearean actor who performs the mascot role of Tony the Tiger for Kellogg's, is convinced by the milk syndicate that the new breakfast pastry will make the cereal mascot obsolete. At Schwinn's funeral, Thurl convinces the other mascots to join him in a strike.The Post sugar deal with Russia triggers the US-Soviet Cuban missile crisis. Marjorie and Edsel realize that their feud is going to destroy everything they have built. Edsel decides to release Marjorie's sugar.The team struggles with marketing the new pastry. The ad executives suggest a marketing campaign around the provocative themed "Jelle Jollie". They eventually settle on the name "Trat-Pop" (Toaster Ready Anytime Treat, Put on Plate) by consulting Butchie and Cathy.
A mob of mascots, led by Thurl - now dressed as the QAnon Shaman - violently breaches Kellogg's headquarters, hoping to stop the product from being certified by the FDA. They are too late, and the product is certified. Walter Cronkite (Kyle Dunnigan), reading a news brief off a piece of Silly Putty, misreads "Trat-Pop" as "Pop-Tart," forcing Kellogg's to change the name moments before they are shipped out.The following morning, Pop-Tarts sell out of every store in the country within 60 seconds, defeating Post's poorly named "Country Squares". Thurl ends up facing a congressional committee for his role in the attack, the milkmen are implicated in Kennedy's assassination, and Marjorie Post becomes an icon of feminism who retires to Mar-a-Lago.Stan leaves Kellogg's again becomes a hippie and invents granola. Bob becomes nationally famous, and during an interview on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, is shot by Andy Warhol (Dan Levy), who is furious that the name "Pop-Tart" sounds like "pop art." Bob survives thanks to the titanium foil packet in his pocket.In the present, the boy expresses doubt that a Pop-Tart packet could stop a bullet and begins to question other elements of the story like the existence of a sentient ravioli creature. Bob admits that the story was made up as the boy's parents arrive to take him home. As they turn to go, the ravioli creature emerges from Bob's pocket.

Unfrosted

Unfrosted (2024)

Ashley Park

Lindsay Lohan

Reneé Rapp

From the comedic mind of Tina Fey comes a new twist on the modern classic, MEAN GIRLS. New student Cady Heron (Angourie Rice) is welcomed into the top of the social food chain by the elite group of popular girls called "The Plastics," ruled by the conniving queen bee Regina George (Reneé Rapp) and her minions Gretchen (Bebe Wood) and Karen (Avantika). However, when Cady makes the major misstep of falling for Regina's ex-boyfriend Aaron Samuels (Christopher Briney), she finds herself prey in Regina's crosshairs. As Cady sets to take down the group's apex predator with the help of her outcast friends Janis (Auli'i Cravalho) and Damian (Jaquel Spivey), she must learn how to stay true to herself while navigating the most cutthroat jungle of all: high school.—Paramount Pictures

Mean Girls

Mean Girls (2024)

Lynn Nesbit

Michael Lewis

Emily Witt

From a beat reporter at the Washington Post, to an overnight sensation as the leader of the New Journalism movement, Tom Wolfe was at the forefront of reshaping how American stories are told. Tom recognized the importance in overlooked micro-cultures and people, documenting everything from rural stock car drivers to hippies in Haight Ashbury to the Apollo Astronauts. Throughout his career, Tom fused a conservative upbringing in Virginia with a cultural antenna forged in Yale's American Studies PhD program to write some of the most memorable and culturally impactful stories of the 20th century such as The Right Stuff, The Bonfire of the Vanities and A Man in Full. Tom's ability to bridge cultural and class divides while tackling stories central to American Life was unique in fiction and non-fiction.

Radical Wolfe

Radical Wolfe (2023)

Jack Black

Jim Carrey

Kristen Schaal

A documentary on Conan O'Brien's comedy tour of the U.S. and Canada after leaving The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien (2009) and severing his relationship with NBC.

Conan O'Brien Can't Stop

Conan O'Brien Can't Stop (2011)

Mark Hamill

Malcolm McDowell

Laraine Newman

Can Dethklok choose between their egos and the greater good of the world to embark on a gauntlet of dangers that will try their very souls and finally write the song that will be their salvation?

Metalocalypse: Army of the Doomstar

Metalocalypse: Army of the Doomstar (2023)

Sarah Gadon

Danny Pudi

Matthew Kevin Anderson

Orson (Jon Hamm), is a peculiar character, and it could be evidently seen and felt by his colleagues. Orson was very different from his co-workers. He could see through the hypocrisy and pretense of human behavior, and he didn't understand why the words uttered from the mouth, and the motive inside the mind did not match.
Orson has recently joined a company called "The Authority Inc". At his previous job, Orson was a leader and hopes to get into a similar position at his new job.Orson was terrible at his social skills, and he hadn't honed the art of "small talk," as he thought that it was a meaningless and futile activity. Orson knew his work well. He could see through the intentions of the people and almost perfectly ascertain what was going on in their minds.
He saw that Mitchell (Bill Marchant) was scared of being fired from the company but was camouflaging his fear through his behavior. He noticed that Carol (Allison Riley) had a superiority complex where she thought that she knew everything, while Shannon (Kimberley Shoniker) just sought validation and was a people pleasing person of the highest order.
They all thought that they were able to disguise their real intentions, but there was Orson, sitting quietly in one corner of the office and scrutinizing each and every gesture made, or word spoken by everyone.
Orson had problems with the weirdest things in life, like the jacket that Rakesh (Danny Pudi) wore. He didn't like the color, and additionally, he didn't like how untidy Rakesh's table was.Orson had this fear that the pile of files from Rakesh would grow big and fall on him one day, and he just couldn't make others understand that his dread was as rational as anything they felt.
But the day Orson started going to the "room", things changed drastically. Here was this room, almost perfect, just as Orson would have liked it, and he loved going there and doing his work. Orson discovered the room while going to the toilet. The room was opulent and decorated for a leader of the organization.
Orson starts bringing people into the room whenever he wanted to have a difficult conversation with them.
Orson felt as if he could think better inside and focus properly on things that mattered. He had the highest productivity there, and he was hoping that because it wasn't being used by anyone, it shouldn't be a problem for the higher management to allot him that room and officially allow him to work from there.Days passed, and one day Orson was called by Andrew (Christopher Heyerdahl) in his cabin. His colleague had complained to Andrew that Orson had started behaving very weirdly and that he used to stare at a wall for hours.
In fact, the room was a figment of imagination and never existed in reality. Orson was able to compartmentalize, focus, and increase his work productivity, but all this was while he was just staring at a blank wall, and no room had ever existed there.
Orson's colleagues point out that there is no room, and he just stands and stares at a wall for hours.Orson at first thought that it was a lame joke that his office colleagues were playing on him, but he slowly realized that it was more serious than that. He didn't understand why they wouldn't let him work there or why they were in such denial, because it wasn't as if he was asking any favor from them.
Orson was asked to visit a psychiatrist and he stuck by the orders as he wanted to show them that nothing was wrong with him. The psychiatrist gave him a clean chit, as she might have seen that even though he was hallucinating, he posed no threat to others and had an exceptional work ethic. Andrew had no option but to allow Orson to continue working, but he made him promise that he wouldn't talk about the room again and that he would stop going there and staring at the wall.
Orson's colleagues wanted him fired, but Andrew says that Orson is capable of doing his job and poses no threat, and hence refuses to fire him.In reality, the room didn't exist, and Orson was suffering from severe mental health problems. This does not mean that he was not good at what he did or that he was a lunatic, but that he had a unique perspective and saw the world in a very different way as compared to the others. He saw through the absurdities of life; he didn't understand the corporate culture; he didn't understand bureaucracy; and most of all he didn't understand people.The division was under a threat of shut down. Orson gathered this from the frequent arguments between Rakesh and Andrew.
Orson started a new thing while he was at work, and he did it so secretly that no one came to know about it for the longest time. He started doing work for other people and then kept the file on Andrew's desk once everybody had left.
Andrew, for days, couldn't understand who was doing all the work. When everybody left the office, Orson used to go and stand in front of the wall, and somehow, he could do the trickiest of tasks in the most proficient manner. According to Orson's mind, he was going inside the room and finishing his work there, but that was his delusion, and nothing of that sort was happening in reality. He didn't utter a word about the room, and additionally, he kept quiet when Andrew asked everyone about who was doing all this work.Andrew never even thought that Orson was capable of producing such quality work, and that is why he never questioned him personally about it. One day Carol saw Orson keeping a file on Andrew's desk as she had come a bit early that day, and then finally, the secret was revealed. Orson's work was so good that the EVP had announced that it would become the standard framework that the company was now going to employ.
Andrew was almost in tears and told Orson that it was his work that had saved the company from shutting down. Orson felt proud of what he had been able to achieve, though he had difficulty choosing the right words for the conversation because he still didn't understand the intricacies of human behavior.Over a period of time, Orson grew tired of waiting for others to leave so that he could go to the room and work in peace. He decided one fine day that he would ask Andrew to let him work from there permanently. It was a bad idea, as Orson didn't have any doubts about the existence of the room, and he felt that others just didn't want him to go there, whereas the others knew that he probably saw things that didn't exist.
Alyssa (Sarah Gadon), the receptionist, also felt intrigued by Orson, but as soon as she realized that the man was talking nonsense and there was no such room, she started maintaining distance from him and even asked him if he had taken drugs.
Orson finally gave in to his impulses and told Andrew that if he wanted the good work to continue, he should let him work from the room. Andrew had thought that the chapter of the room was over, but as soon as he realized that Orson still believed that the room existed, he knew that he would have to let him go because of the company guidelines.Orson was fired from his job, and we realized how obsessed he had become with the room when, after he reached the parking lot, he eluded the security guards and came back running to the office and went and stood in front of the room. His colleagues got shocked by such behavior but for Orson he had closed the door of the room behind him and shut all the clutter. Orson showed us how following the line is considered to be ideal behavior and if anyone tries to break the shackles and defies convention, they are not appreciated. Anomalies are often seen as abnormality because corporate culture fears non-conformism and most of all authentic ideas that have the potential to break the pattern and venture into uncharted territories.

Corner Office

Corner Office (2022)

Tina Fey

Nick Mohammed

Allison Dunbar

Police Chief Sanders investigates the bizarre murders of two women with the same name and unravels a web of small-town lies. He meets and quickly falls for Rita, a nosy neighbor who is eager to help solve the mystery.

Maggie Moore(s)

Maggie Moore(s) (2023)

Anna Osceola

Lorenza Izzo

Kyle MacLachlan

Irwin Maurice "Fletch" Fletcher (Jon Hamm) is apparently sent to Boston from Italy by his girlfriend Angela (Lorenza Izzo) to recover her father's multi-million-dollar art collection. The paintings were stolen and are in the possession of an American art dealer named Ronald Horan (Kyle MacLachlan).
Angela's father is an Italian billionaire count. The count hired Fletch to recover his stolen paintings and that is how Fletch met Angela for the first time. The count had read an article

Confess, Fletch

Confess, Fletch (2022)

Oscar Isaac

Carla Gugino

Allie Bertram

A young girl, Babydoll, is locked away in a mental asylum by her abusive stepfather, where she will undergo a lobotomy in five days' time. Faced with unimaginable odds, she retreats to a fantastical world in her imagination where she and four other female asylum inmates plot to escape the facility. The line between reality and fantasy blurs as Babydoll and the others, plus a mysterious guide, fight to retrieve the five items that will let them break free from their captors in time.—Anonymous

Sucker Punch

Sucker Punch (2011)

Tony Oppedisano

Todd Fisher

Alec Baldwin

He was the epitome of cool. Dean Martin was one of the biggest stars in Hollywood and on television in the 20th century. A complete charmer both on stage and off - and loved by all. But despite his fame, no one really knew him. Why was Dean Martin such an enigma?—DR

King of Cool

King of Cool (2021)

Donna Murphy

Jason Alexander

Frances Conroy

A neurotic, young psychology student, with low self-esteem, has a chance encounter with a free-spirited, extremely gregarious woman who works at the Paris Health Club in New York City, and who suggests that they immediately get married to see how it will work out. Both of the student's parents are analysts, and they provide the happy couple with a gift certificate for a year of marriage counseling as a wedding present. This turns out to come in handy when the groom finds out his spur-of-the-moment bride has a past a lot more extensive then he had imagined. After an annulment and a remarriage, punctuated by a series of almost infidelities and betrayals--not to mention a steamy affair between his mom and her dad--this fable runs full circle from the bride aiding and abetting a mugger on the honeymoon subway ride "home" to the newly divorced couple discussing their romantic future together while in bed with the Sunday paper. This humorous and endearing tale follows the ramifications of one couple's relationship and how it touches families and friends. It is an entertaining and thought-provoking story about love, trust, marriage, cheating and jealousy. The writing is funny, witty and engaging, and who could not love a film featuring seven shrinks?

Ira & Abby

Ira & Abby (2006)

Matt Damon

Ray Liotta

David Harbour

Three career criminals are hired to perform what appears to be a relatively quick and simple operation: hold an accountant's wife and children hostage while he fetches a document from his boss's office. However, things unravel pretty quickly and it appears that there are greater forces at work.—grantss

No Sudden Move

No Sudden Move (2021)

Will Forte

Karen Gillan

Dolph Lundgren

A "documentary" on the rivalry between an American tennis player, Aaron Williams (played by Andy Samberg), and an English tennis player, Charles Poole (Kit Harrington, of Game of Thrones fame). Focuses largely on the match where their rivalry reached a climax - Wimbledon 2001, 1st round - a match that took seven days...—grantss

7 Days in Hell

7 Days in Hell (2015)

Daniel Radcliffe

Carol Kane

Johnny Knoxville

This is a continuation of the TV series about Kimmy, who was trapped in an underground bunker for 15 years and then moved to NYC to begin a new life. The viewer is occasionally given interactive choices of continuation. Kimmy is getting married (or is she) and is preoccupied with the preparations such as trying on a wedding dress accompanied by friends. The groom, Prince Frederick, is also busy. When Kimmy discovers a book in her "empty" backpack from the bunker, she concludes (or not) that there was at least one other girl she didn't know about also trapped in the bunker with her and she sets about finding and rescuing her/them by visiting the pedophile kidnapping reverend in prison - or does she - your choice.—Scott Filtenborg

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs the Reverend

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs the Reverend (2020)

Emily Blunt

Christopher Walken

Dana Delany

The headstrong farmer Rosemary Muldoon (Emily Blunt) has her heart set on winning her neighbor Anthony Reilly's love. The problem is Anthony (Jamie Dornan) seems to have inherited a family curse, and remains oblivious to his beautiful admirer. Stung by his father Tony's (Christopher Walken) plans to sell the family farm to his American nephew (Jon Hamm), Anthony is jolted into pursuing his dreams in this comedic, moving and wildly romantic tale.

Wild Mountain Thyme

Wild Mountain Thyme (2020)

James Franco

Mary-Louise Parker

David Strathairn

It's San Francisco in 1957, and an American masterpiece is put on trial. Howl, the film, recounts this dark moment using three interwoven threads: the tumultuous life events that led a young Allen Ginsberg to find his true voice as an artist, society's reaction (the obscenity trial), and animation that echoes the poem's surreal style. All three coalesce in hybrid that dramatizes the birth of a counterculture.—Sundance Film Festival

Howl

Howl (2010)

Olivia Wilde

Sam Rockwell

Kathy Bates

Based on the true story of Richard Jewell, a security guard who discovered a bomb and saved many lives at a concert at Centennial Olympic Park during the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia. He was seen as a hero by many and a suspect by the FBI and press.—exe_malaga93

Richard Jewell

Richard Jewell (2019)

Pete Davidson

Susan Sarandon

John Turturro plays macho bowler Jesus Quintana in this remake of the 70s French movie 'Balls', a title that applies to bowling as much as it applies to what he and his buddy have going for them. A trio of misfits whose irreverent, sexually charged dynamic evolves into a surprising love story as their spontaneous and flippant attitude towards the past or future backfires time and again, even as they inadvertently perform good deeds. When they make enemies with a gun-toting hairdresser, their journey becomes one of constant escape from the law, from society and from the hairdresser, all while the bonds of their outsider family strengthen.

The Jesus Rolls

The Jesus Rolls (2019)

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