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All 14 Chad Donella Movies (in Order)
Get ready for an exclusive exploration into the captivating world of cinema with our latest movie roundup article, Chad Donella Movies. We’ll be diving into the fascinating realm of blockbuster hits, indie gems, and everything in between, all through the lens of this talented and versatile filmmaker. Join us as we celebrate the magic of movies with Chad Donella.
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1. The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996)
Samantha Caine, a woman with amnesia, lives a quiet life raising her daughter in a small town, unaware of her dangerous past as a female assassin. However, as she begins to unravel her forgotten memories, she finds herself drawn into a dangerous web of crime and conspiracy that threatens her life and her family’s safety. As Samantha digs deeper into her past, she discovers a deadly clandestine operation, involving explosions, gun-wielding girls, and a secret plan to execute a deadly attack on an unsuspecting city.
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2. Disturbing Behavior (1998)
In the small town of Cradle Bay, Washington, a newcomer named Steve starts to suspect that something is terribly wrong. The town seems to have a secret plan for transforming its unruly teens into model citizens, but he can’t shake the feeling that it’s something far more sinister. As he delves deeper into the town’s twisted schemes, he uncovers a chilling mystery that threatens the lives of everyone around him.
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3. Someone to Love Me (1998)
Experience the raw, poignant drama unfolding in “Someone to Love Me, ” released in 1998. Directed by Chuck Bowman and written by Jill E. Blotevogel and Elizabeth Gill, this movie delves into the reality of being a rape victim, the implications of promiscuity, and the fragility of reputation.
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4. Final Destination (2000)
In the spine-chilling movie “Final Destination” (2000), Alex Browning and his high school classmates find themselves hunted by a terrifying force after surviving a deadly plane crash. When Alex suddenly experiences a chilling premonition of their impending deaths, he and his friends find themselves in a chilling race against time to escape the clutches of death.
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5. Superfire (2002)
Superfire” is a thrilling action movie that revolves around a guilt-ridden firefighter pilot, played by D. B. Sweeney.
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6. Girl Fever (2002)
Girl Fever” is a comedic romance film that follows the life of Sam (Chad Donella), a clumsy art student who has the worst day of his life. His fortunes change when he encounters a woman named Hope (Jennifer Morrison), and a series of fate and coincidence lead them to meet.
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7. Shattered Glass (2003)
Shattered Glass” is a compelling drama based on the true story of a young journalist who fell from grace after it was discovered that he fabricated over half of his articles from The New Republic magazine. The film, released in 2003, follows this ambitious writer as he navigates the consequences of his actions, exposing the dark underbelly of the journalistic world. With a PG-13 rating, a runtime of 1 hour and 34 minutes, and an IMBD rating of 7.1, “Shattered Glass” offers a gripping exploration of journalistic fraud and its far-reaching impact.
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8. Hate Crime (2005)
Hate Crime” delves into the raw and emotional world of two suburban gay professionals, Robbie and Trey, whose lives take a violent turn when an evangelical neighbor moves in next door. Tommy Stovall’s directorial debut captivates audiences with its riveting and suspenseful plotline. With talented stars such as Seth Peterson, Bruce Davison, and Chad Donella, the film delves into the repressed homosexuality of Robbie, and the struggles faced by the closeted gay Trey.
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9. 9 Lives of Mara (2007)
9 Lives of Mara” is a gripping thriller from 2007, directed by Balaji K. Kumar.
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10. Dakota (2007)
Dakota” is a gripping drama-comedy that explores the complexities of friendship in the face of adulthood. When childhood friends Brian and Jack reunite after a suicide attempt, their once-tight bond is put to the test as they navigate the challenges of growing up together. With a talented cast including Brendan Gall, Chad Donella, and Tricia Lahde, “Dakota” blends heartache with humor to create an unforgettable cinematic experience.
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11. Saw 3D (2010)
Saw 3D” is a gripping addition to the popular horror franchise, providing a chilling conclusion to Jigsaw’s horrific legacy. As the deadly game escalates, survivors must seek solace in self-help guru and survivor, Bobby Dagen.
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12. Taken 3 (2014)
Taken 3” finds the relentless Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson) wrongly accused of a brutal murder he neither witnessed nor committed. With his reputation in tatters and his life on the line, Mills unleashes his fierce set of skills to bring the true perpetrator to justice and clear his name. Surrounded by betrayal and on the run, the action-packed thriller races to its final showdown, delivering heart-stopping suspense throughout.
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13. Middle Man (2016)
Join the laugh-out-loud journey of “Middle Man, ” a riveting 2016 comedy-crime-drama that takes you on a rollercoaster ride through the eccentric world of ambitious accountant Lenny Freeman. Desperate to fulfill his lifelong dream of becoming a world-famous stand-up comedian, Lenny embarks on a road trip across America, hoping to catch the attention of Monte Guy’s notorious “Stand-Up Stand-Off. ” With no sense of humor and a troubled past, Lenny enlists the help of his ragtag crew and faces a whirlwind of crimes, misadventures, and unexpected twists on the way.
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14. Knox Goes Away (2023)
A contract killer, Knox (Al Pacino), battles a rapidly evolving form of dementia that threatens to take his life. As fate intervenes, Knox is offered a chance at redemption: save the child he once disowned and win back their trust. The film, directed by Michael Keaton and written by Gregory Poirier, boasts an all-star cast including Marcia Gay Harden and James Marsden.
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