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All 62 Burl Ives Movies (in Order)
Get ready to step into the world of Burl Ives, the versatile and beloved American actor and singer, as we dive into an exciting roundup of his unforgettable movies. From heartwarming dramas to iconic musicals, we’ll take a closer look at the impressive filmography of this beloved entertainment legend.
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1. Smoky (1946)
Smoky, a dramatic tale of the 1940s, weaves a heartwarming story about the unbreakable bond between a rough and tumble cowboy and a wild bronco. Set against the picturesque backdrop of the Old West, this timeless tale explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and the power of perseverance.
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2. Green Grass of Wyoming (1948)
In the heart of Wyoming, the green grass is a symbol of hope and prosperity, but for several ranchers, it symbolizes the theft of their prized mares by a notorious wild white stallion. With the Governor’s Stake trotting race just around the corner, these proud ranchers must rally together and form a tenacious plan to retrieve their mares before it’s too late.
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3. Station West (1948)
In the midst of the Arizona territory, “Station West” (1948) follows the thrilling journey of U. S. Army Intelligence investigator John Haven. Havens is sent on a mission to find a group of killers who wiped out two U. S.
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4. So Dear to My Heart (1948)
In the heartwarming classic “So Dear to My Heart” (1948), a country boy named Jeremiah discovers a mischievous black lamb and, inspired by a passion for love and dedication, makes it his own. Set in the 1900s, this animated family drama tells a story that captivates the hearts of viewers, as Jeremiah learns about the importance of family relationships and the power of unwavering love.
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5. Sierra (1950)
Sierra, ” a 1950 Western film, is set in the wild and untamed Arizona Territory. The film follows a tomboy frontier lawyer, played by Audie Murphy, as he stumbles upon an outlaw and his young son hiding out from a false murder charge. As the two forge an unexpected bond, they find themselves facing not only the challenges of the rugged frontier but also the dangerous consequences of their actions. Directed by Alfred E. Green, with a story co-written by a female screenwriter, “Sierra” captures the essence of the Wild West, showcasing breathtaking landscapes and the gritty realities of life on the frontier. The film’s standout performances, coupled with its stunning cinematography, make “Sierra” a must-watch for fans of Westerns and action-packed thrillers.
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6. East of Eden (1955)
In the early 1910s, two brothers grapple to secure their father’s favor in Salinas, California as a shocking revelation about their long-lost mother emerges. Based on John Steinbeck’s novel, “East of Eden” explores themes of love, jealousy, and brother versus brother rivalry.
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7. The Power and the Prize (1956)
The Power and the Prize” (1956) is a gripping drama set in post-World War Two London, where an American business executive (played by Robert Taylor) has big plans. His plan to marry a charming Austrian refugee (Elisabeth Müller) sets him against the disapproval and opposition of his business and social circles. This intense tale of international intrigue, romantic rivalry, and post-war tensions captivates audiences and delves into the life of an American who defies the norms of his time to pursue happiness with his beloved Austrian woman.
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8. Gun Glory (1957)
Gun Glory”, set in the 1800s Western frontier, features a captivating storyline of a resilient gunfighter defending his town against the threat of cattlemen, who plan to destroy it by stampeding cattle through its farmlands. In this thrilling tale of good versus evil, the gunfighter stands up for the hardworking farmers and ranchers, protecting their land and livelihood. This timeless Western, directed by Roy Rowland and written by William Ludwig, Philip Yordan, and Ben Maddow, stars Stewart Granger, Rhonda Fleming, and Chill Wills.
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9. A Face in the Crowd (1957)
A Face in the Crowd, directed by Elia Kazan, is an intriguing 1957 drama that tells the story of a female radio reporter who turns a wandering folk-singing performer into a powerful media sensation. This transformation comes with its own set of challenges and consequences, as the folk-singing drifter quickly becomes a cultural phenomenon.
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10. Wind Across the Everglades (1958)
Wind Across the Everglades, released in 1958, follows the journey of an ornithologist named Ben who finds himself in a battle against a family of bird poachers in the Florida Everglades. This thrilling adventure is not only packed with action, but also a captivating drama that explores the relationship between Ben and the poachers.
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11. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958)
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, released in 1958, is a moving and captivating drama that explores the complexities of family, love, and loss. Directed by Richard Brooks and written by Richard Brooks, James Poe, and Tennessee Williams, the film stars Elizabeth Taylor and Paul Newman as a dysfunctional husband and wife, Brick and Maggie.
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12. The Big Country (1958)
The Big Country (1958) is a captivating Western drama that follows a New England sea captain as he navigates the complexities of life on his fiancée’s sprawling Texas ranch. The peaceful setting is soon disrupted by a simmering feud between two families, both vying for control of a valuable patch of land. Tensions rise, and as the captain becomes entwined in the conflict, he must make difficult choices and face dangerous retribution and retaliation.
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13. Desire Under the Elms (1958)
Desire Under the Elms is a captivating, 1958 drama based on Eugene O’Neill’s renowned play. The film delves deep into the emotional turmoil and secret passions that unfold on a picturesque rural estate, taking audiences on an unforgettable journey of desire, obsession, and tragedy.
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14. Day of the Outlaw (1959)
Day of the Outlaw” is a gripping Western drama set in the 1800s, where rancher Blaise Starrett faces a tense standoff with outlaws controlling a small Wyoming town. As the town simmers with tension, the notorious leader of the outlaws is diagnosed with a fatal wound, leaving the community on the brink of chaos.
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15. The 31st Annual Academy Awards (1959)
Experience the glamour of Hollywood’s most prestigious event in “The 31st Annual Academy Awards, ” a gripping tv special from 1959. Watch as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences honors the industry’s finest talents, delivering a night of unforgettable moments through captivating acceptance speeches, stunning performances, and legendary encounters.
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16. Our Man in Havana (1959)
Our Man in Havana” is a gripping comedy-drama with an unexpected twist. Set in the 1950s, the movie revolves around Jim Wormold, an unremarkable vacuum cleaner salesman who accidentally becomes an agent in the British Secret Service. As the plot unfolds, Wormold realizes that his unconventional approach to espionage is starting to cause trouble.
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17. Let No Man Write My Epitaph (1960)
Let No Man Write My Epitaph” is a gripping crime drama and a sequel to the acclaimed film “Knock on Any Door”. Set in the bustling city of Chicago, the tenants of a tenement building join forces to prevent a tragic fate from befalling the son of a recently executed man, Nick Romano. As the community unites, they must confront the past and the dark secrets that haunt its residents.
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18. The Spiral Road (1962)
The Spiral Road” (1962) takes you on a thrilling journey to the jungles of Indonesia in 1936. A Dutch physician finds himself drawn into a dangerous game of black magic with a local witch-doctor. As the line between life and death blurs, they engage in a fierce battle to save themselves and the leprosy patients that rely on their help.
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19. Mediterranean Holiday (1962)
In the heartwarming 1962 documentary “Mediterranean Holiday” (Flying Clipper - Traumreise unter weissen Segeln), a young Swedish crew embarks on a thrilling adventure across the beautiful Mediterranean Sea. Aboard the five-masted, fully rigged ship called the “Flying Clipper, ” the crew navigates through breathtaking landscapes and cultures, including Egypt, Turkey, Monaco, and Spain.
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20. Summer Magic (1963)
Summer Magic, a heartwarming family comedy from 1963, follows the story of a widow, her children, and an old English sheepdog. After relocating from Boston to the countryside of Maine, they embark on a summer filled with love, laughter, and magical moments.
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21. The Brass Bottle (1964)
The Brass Bottle” is a delightful comedy-fantasy film that first graced the big screen in 1964. This whimsical tale follows the story of an architect who, after making a rather unremarkable purchase at an antique store, unexpectedly encounters an ancient genie. This enterprising spirit is absolutely enamored with the idea of fulfilling the architect’s every wish.
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22. Ensign Pulver (1964)
Ensign Pulver, ” a 1964 US Navy comedy-drama directed by Joshua Logan, stars Robert Walker Jr. , Burl Ives, and Walter Matthau. The film, based on a novel, is a sequel to the popular World War II film, “Mister Roberts. ” The story follows Ensign Pulver, who finds himself swept off the deck during a storm and ends up on a tropical island. There, he encounters shipwrecked nurses, dancing natives, and a case of appendicitis.
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23. The Daydreamer (1966)
Dive into the whimsical world of “The Daydreamer, ” a 1966 animated adventure filled with enchanting tales by Hans Christian Andersen. A beautifully crafted anthology, this movie brings to life beloved stories such as “The Little Mermaid, ” “The Emperor’s New Clothes, ” “Thumbelina, ” and “The Garden of Paradise. ” Directed by Jules Bass and inspired by the imaginative works of Hans Christian Andersen, “The Daydreamer” is a perfect blend of live-action, stop motion animation, and daydreaming that captivates audiences of all ages.
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24. Those Fantastic Flying Fools (1967)
Those Fantastic Flying Fools”, originally titled “Jules Verne’s Rocket to the Moon”, is an exciting adventure set in 19th-century Victorian England. A wealthy Frenchman, Mr. Pinchard, finances an audacious project by enlisting the help of an American showman, Professor Gilligan, and a German explosives expert, Von Braun.
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25. The Other Side of Bonnie and Clyde (1968)
The Other Side of Bonnie and Clyde” is a 1968 docudrama that delves into the real-life story of the infamous outlaw duo. Directed and written by Larry Buchanan, the film explores the murder of Bonnie and Clyde through new footage of the bullet-ridden car and bodies. Unlike the popular portrayal of the couple as romantic figures, this film focuses on the unglamorous truth behind their violent lifestyle.
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26. The Sound of Anger (1968)
The Sound of Anger” is a gripping 1968 drama film directed by Michael Ritchie, with a runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes. The movie revolves around a young man who finds himself in the midst of a dangerous predicament when he is arrested on suspicion of sabotaging the plane of his girlfriend’s wealthy father. This wealthy man despises him and the tension between them further complicates the young man’s situation.
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27. Pinocchio (1968)
Pinocchio” is a heartwarming and enchanting 1968 musical adaptation of the classic fairy tale. The story follows a skilled woodworker who crafts a wooden puppet and unknowingly breathes life into it, turning it into an animated boy. As the boy ventures through life, he faces various challenges and learns valuable lessons about love, courage, and the power of imagination.
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28. The Whole World Is Watching (1969)
The Whole World Is Watching” (1969) is a gripping drama film that explores power dynamics, politics, and the pursuit of justice amidst social unrest. Set in the backdrop of a college campus, the story revolves around the defense of a student protest leader, charged with the murder of a campus cop. The film explores the complex relationships between the accused, his supporters, and the lawyers working on his case.
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29. The McMasters (1970)
In the heart of the Old South, a tumultuous tale of courage and defiance unfolds. When a tenacious black Civil War veteran is appointed co-owner of the notorious McMasters ranch, a fiery storm of racial prejudice ignites. As the local Confederate veterans rally in a dangerous pursuit, our protagonist must not only fight for survival but also forge an unyielding bond with his Indian wife.
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30. The Man Who Wanted to Live Forever (1970)
The Man Who Wanted to Live Forever” is a gripping thriller set in the 1970s. Dr. John Carver, a renowned heart surgeon, stumbles upon shocking secrets when he discovers a medical research foundation is being manipulated for illicit and criminal purposes.
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31. Tennessee Williams’ South (1973)
Tennessee Williams’ South” is a captivating, 1973 documentary that explores the life and works of the renowned American playwright, Tennessee Williams. The film takes viewers on a journey through the author’s Southern roots, showcasing his plays and readings while delving into his personal life and influences.
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32. Hugo the Hippo (1975)
Hugo the Hippo, ” released in 1976, is a charming animated film that takes viewers on a journey to the exotic world of Zanzibar. The heartwarming tale revolves around the Sultan’s endeavor to rid his harbor of sharks, employing twelve hippos to keep them at bay. When the hippos’ job is complete, they become a nuisance and fall victim to the ruthless Aban Khan—except for one small hippo named Hugo.
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33. The 17th Annual Grammy Awards (1975)
The 17th Annual Grammy Awards” is a dazzling celebration of music, honor and talent. Taking place on March 1st, 1975, this prestigious event brings together the most iconic performers and songwriters for an unforgettable night.
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34. Gifts of an Eagle (1975)
Gifts of an Eagle” is a captivating documentary that tells the tale of a golden eagle and her profound impact on a California ranching family. This extraordinary bird of prey becomes a cherished member of the family, forever altering their lives in ways they could have never imagined.
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35. Baker’s Hawk (1976)
In the heart of the Old West, a young boy named Billy discovers an injured red-tailed hawk and decides to nurse it back to health. This extraordinary act of compassion instills in Billy a newfound courage and confidence, as he learns valuable life lessons on the art of lassoing and the importance of standing up for what is right.
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36. The New Adventures of Heidi (1978)
The New Adventures of Heidi” is a fascinating film from 1978 that combines comedy, drama, and musical elements to create a captivating viewing experience. This charming adaptation of the classic Johanna Spyri novel follows the story of Heidi, a young Swiss girl who embarks on a once-in-a-lifetime journey to the bustling city of New York.
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37. The Bermuda Depths (1978)
Dive into the depths of the Bermuda Triangle in this thrilling 1978 adventure, where scientists find themselves in peril against a giant turtle and the spirit of a young swimmer. A chilling journey through the murky depths, “The Bermuda Depths” (1978) will leave you questioning the mysteries of the ocean.
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38. Just You and Me, Kid (1979)
Just You and Me, Kid” is a delightful comedy film released in 1979, starring the legendary George Burns and the young and talented Brooke Shields. The film follows the story of a former vaudevillian, played by Burns, who befriends a young runaway, portrayed by Shields, who is being chased by dangerous drug dealers. As the pair embarks on an adventure to escape their pursuers, they encounter a series of comical and unexpected situations that test their bond and their wits.
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39. Earthbound (1981)
In the whimsical 1981 film “Earthbound, ” a family of friendly space aliens finds themselves stranded on Earth after their spaceship crashes. As they navigate the unfamiliar world, the extraterrestrial family learns important lessons about human relationships, including the heartfelt bond between grandfathers and grandsons and the enduring connection between fathers and sons.
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40. White Dog (1982)
In “White Dog, ” a compassionate trainer named Brad takes on the challenging task of rehabilitating a fierce and ruthless dog that has been trained to attack black individuals. As the story unfolds, so does the intense and disturbing psychological horror that follows Brad and the white dog on their journey towards redemption.
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41. The Ewok Adventure (1984)
The Ewok Adventure” is a 1984 adventure fantasy film directed by John Korty, with a runtime of 1 hour and 36 minutes. The movie is based on a script by George Lucas and Bob Carrau. The film’s story revolves around the Ewok Wicket and his friends teaming up with two shipwrecked human children, Mace and Cindel, who are in search of their missing parents.
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42. Uphill All the Way (1986)
Uphill All the Way, ” directed by Frank Q. Dobbs and starring Roy Clark, Mel Tillis, and Burl Ives, is an upbeat comedy-crime movie released in 1986. The film follows the lives of two unemployed, down-on-their-luck good ol’ boys who become mistaken for a pair of dangerous bank robbers.
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43. Poor Little Rich Girl: The Barbara Hutton Story (1987)
Poor Little Rich Girl: The Barbara Hutton Story” is a riveting biographical drama that delves into the life of Barbara Hutton, a multimillionaire heiress to the Woolworth fortune. Hutton’s life was one of privilege and luxury, but beneath her glamorous exterior lay a woman searching for love and companionship.
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44. Thomas Hart Benton (1988)
Thomas Hart Benton” is a thought-provoking documentary that showcases the life and works of the American painter, Thomas Hart Benton. The film explores Benton’s energetic and uncompromising art style, which was initially displayed in saloons for ordinary people to appreciate.
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45. Two Moon Junction (1988)
Two Moon Junction” is a 1988 drama-romance film that revolves around a Southern belle who momentarily escapes her privileged life and impending marriage to indulge in a fiery affair with a free-spirited carnival worker. This intense, erotic love story explores themes of adultery, extramarital affairs, and lesbian subtext, all set against the backdrop of a sinister carnival.
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46. True Romance (1993)
True Romance, directed by Tony Scott, is a crime thriller that masterfully blends elements of drama and romance. Set in 1993, the film follows the story of Clarence Worley, a pop culture enthusiast who steals cocaine from his new wife’s pimp and embarks on a perilous journey to sell it in Hollywood.
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47. The Ref (1994)
The Ref” is a thrilling crime comedy from 1994 that follows a master cat burglar as he inadvertently finds himself in the middle of a dysfunctional family. Forced to take the bickering group hostage on Christmas Eve, the burglar must navigate their chaotic holiday plans while keeping one step ahead of the law. Featuring an all-star cast, this festive film is a hilarious twist on the holiday season, complete with heartwarming moments and unexpected twists.
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48. Fools Rush In (1997)
Fools Rush In” is a delightful romantic comedy set in the bustling city of New York that blends humor with cultural exploration. The film follows the unlikely journey of two individuals, Alex (Matthew Perry) and Isabel (Salma Hayek), who find themselves unexpectedly married after a night of passion. As they navigate their new life together, Isabel becomes pregnant and they are forced to confront the challenges that arise from their different cultural backgrounds and traditions.
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49. Pollock (2000)
In the riveting biographical drama “Pollock, ” Academy Award-winning actor Ed Harris brilliantly portrays Jackson Pollock, the enigmatic and genius American painter who revolutionized the world of modern art. As Pollock’s turbulent life unfolds, the film delves deep into the psyche and challenges of an artist whose innovative drip-style technique forever changed the way the world sees art. Spanning two hours and two minutes, this mesmerizing film not only chronicles Pollock’s incredible journey but also explores the intricacies of passion, ambition, and the eternal struggle between personal demons and artistic greatness.
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50. All About ‘the Birds’ (2000)
For fans of classic cinema, ‘All About ‘the Birds’ (2000) provides an intimate, fascinating look at the making of Alfred Hitchcock’s thriller masterpiece, ‘The Birds. ’ This documentary, clocking in at 1 hour and 20 minutes, offers a unique blend of current interviews with key cast and crew members and archival materials that provide valuable insights into the film’s production process. With an IMDb rating of 7.7 and a runtime of 80 minutes, ‘All About ‘the Birds’ is a must-watch for anyone seeking to learn more about the drama filmmaking techniques employed by the legendary director or simply for fans of the iconic film.
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51. The Family Man (2000)
The Family Man, ” released in 2000, follows the life of a high-flying investment broker, Jack Campbell (Nicolas Cage), who is given a unique opportunity to glimpse into how things would be if he made different choices in life. Waking up after the encounter, Jack finds his world drastically different - his sports car replaced by a minivan and his girlfriend transformed into a loving wife. As Jack grapples with this alternate reality, he learns about the values of family and sacrifice, rediscovering the joy of a simpler life.
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52. The Wedding Planner (2001)
The Wedding Planner” is a delightful romantic comedy starring Jennifer Lopez as Mary Fiore, San Francisco’s most successful wedding planner. With a knack for creating unforgettable romance and glamour, Mary plays by the rules until she falls for the groom, played by Matthew McConaughey. Navigating a love triangle, they must determine whether their love is enough to break the ultimate wedding planning rule.
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53. Bad Santa (2003)
Bad Santa” is a hilarious and unconventional Christmas comedy, released in 2003. This movie, starring Billy Bob Thornton as the misanthropic Willie Stokes, and Bernie Mac as Marcus, follows their plan to rob department stores on Christmas Eve, disguised as Santa and his Little Helper. However, things take an unexpected turn when Willie becomes friends with a troubled kid, changing his perspective and making him question his actions.
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54. Radio (2003)
Radio” is a captivating biographical drama that tells the heartwarming tale of a high school coach and a young man with developmental challenges. Directed by Michael Tollin, this emotional rollercoaster, starring Cuba Gooding Jr. , Ed Harris, and Debra Winger, explores the power of compassion and the unbreakable bond that can form between two seemingly different worlds.
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55. Big Momma’s House 2 (2006)
Big Momma’s House 2” returns with FBI Agent Malcolm Turner (Martin Lawrence) once again disguising himself as the plump and lovable “Big Momma” to bring down a dangerous criminal. This time, he’s posing as a nanny in the home of a suspect, and he’s bringing along his partner, Trent (Emily Procter), to help with the investigation.
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56. Expired (2007)
Expired is a 2007 dark comedy-drama film that captures the intricacies of lost love and the unexpected connection between two parking officers in Los Angeles. Directed by Cecilia Miniucchi and written by her as well, the movie dives into the complexities of human emotions, relationships, and the job of a parking attendant. The film stars Samantha Morton, Anthony John Crane, and Gina St. John, and was produced by Aga Films and FR Productions.
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57. Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)
In the charming animated adventure “Fantastic Mr. Fox, ” Wes Anderson brings Roald Dahl’s beloved tale to life with delightful stop-motion animation.
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58. The Boys (2009)
The Boys: The Sherman Brothers’ Story” is a 2009 documentary that delves into the lives and cinematic legacy of the renowned songwriting duo, Richard and Robert Sherman. Known for their unforgettable music featured in classics like “Mary Poppins” (1964) and “The Jungle Book” (1967), this film offers a unique look into their creative process and the influence their work has had on cinema and popular culture.
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59. Weihnachts-Männer (2015)
Weihnachts-Männer” is a heartwarming comedy-drama that unfolds on Christmas Eve. Three men, dressed as Santa, find themselves in hot water when they’re arrested for breaking into an apartment. But are these men really the jolly, white-bearded figures they appear to be?
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60. Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation (2020)
Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation” is a riveting documentary that explores the lives, works and personal journeys of two iconic American artists, Tennessee Williams and Truman Capote. This innovative dual-portrait documentary provides an in-depth look into the lives of these literary giants, whose paths intersected and had a profound impact on both their careers and personal lives.
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61. Violent Night (2022)
Get ready for a thrilling, action-packed holiday adventure with “Violent Night. ” Set on a chilly Christmas Eve, an elite team of mercenaries infiltrates a family compound, intent on taking everyone hostage, including a charming Santa Claus. Unknown to these ruthless adversaries, they’re about to face someone they couldn’t have seen coming - a brutal version of Santa Claus is the uninvited guest at the party.
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62. Asteroid City (2023)
Asteroid City” is a delightful and heartwarming tale from the mind of Wes Anderson. Set in the quaint Arizona desert amidst the 1950s, this small rural town gathers under the starry night for a junior stargazing event - a perfect backdrop to a writer’s world of fiction. However, when the writer’s tech-obsessed family embarks on an adventure to compete in this starry contest, their world is turned upside down.
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