Columbia Pictures Corporation released The Benchwarmers to theaters on April 7, 2006. Dennis Dugan directs the film which stars David Spade, Jon Heder, and Rob Schneider.

The Benchwarmers 30-Second Summary

In The Benchwarmers, Landscaper, Gus Matthews, and paperboy, Clark Reedy, rescue a boy named Nelson from bullies on a baseball field. Clark tells Gus that he was always on the bench as a kid because of his lack of athleticism. Gus decides that he, Clark, and their friend Richie, who’s also athletically awkward, are going to play a game of pickup. While Clark and Rickie are terrible at baseball, Gus excels at it. Gus challenges the bullies to a game when they return to reclaim their field, and the trio easily beats them.

The wins gives Clark and Richie much needed confidence, and the two visit a sports store to purchase new gloves. Their childhood bully, Brad, manages the store, and he challenges them to a game of baseball. Gus, Clark, and Richie defeat Brad’s team handily.

The wins attract the attention of Nelson’s billionaire father, Mel. He sponsors these Benchwarmers in a series of games against all the bully ball clubs in state. The winner of this “tournament” gets exclusive use of a new multimillion-dollar baseball park Mel builds in 24 hours time.

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Orion Pictures released Mac and Me to theaters on August 12, 1988. Stewart Raffill directs the film which stars Christine Ebersole, Jonathan Ward, and Tina Caspary.

Orion Pictures released Mac and Me to theaters on August 12, 1988. Stewart Raffill directs the film which stars Christine Ebersole, Jonathan Ward, and Tina Caspary.

‘Mac and Me’ 30-Second Summary

A NASA spacecraft lands on an unknown planet. While it resembles Southern California, it is definitely not, so the craft collects rock and soil samples. A family of quite aliens discover it, and are sucked up through its vacuum (which is their one true weakness).

The craft then takes off with the family, and is heads back to Earth. The aliens escape from a military base, but during melee, the youngest alien is separated from his family. He hides in a passing van, occupied by a wheelchair-bound boy named Eric Cruise, his older brother, Michael, and their single mother, Janet, who are moving to California.

One day, Eric falls off a cliff, and he hurls into a lake while in his wheelchair – apparently just yards from his suburban Cali home. The little alien sees his plight, and he rescues Eric. Eric tells people the truth of what happened, but no one believes him. Eric sets a trap with the help of Debbie, because she is the only other person who sees the alien. They capture, and then release the alien. Eric’s brother Michael now believes Eric, but the alien disappears again, and they cannot convince their mom he’s real.

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Universal Pictures released Jem and the Holograms to theaters on October 23, 2015. Jon M. Chu directs the film which stars Aubrey Peeples, Stefanie Scott, and Aurora Perrineau.

Universal Pictures released Jem and the Holograms to theaters on October 23, 2015. Jon M. Chu directs the film which stars Aubrey Peeples, Stefanie Scott, and Aurora Perrineau.

Jem and the Holograms 30-Second Summary

In 2015’s much maligned Jem and the Holograms, we find our shero, orphaned eighteen year old Jessica Benton, living with her aunt Bailey, her sister Kimber and her two foster sisters. Bailey is struggling financially, and their house is about to get repo’d.

The ever so shy, ultra-talented Jerrica dons a disguise and, using the nickname her late father gave her, pours her heart out in a song recorded on Kimber’s video camera. Kimber, being the social media savvy one of the group, finds the video and uploads it to YouTube where it goes viral.

The newly minted “Jem” is suddenly and quite reluctantly in the limelight. Enter our villain—Erica Raymond, head of Starlight Productions, a record label attempting to sign Jem to a solo contract. Jem refuses to leave her sisters behind and they travel to Hollywood to debut as a band with Jem in the lead.

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Walt Disney Pictures released The Lone Ranger to theaters on July 3, 2013. Gore Verbinski directs the film which stars Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer, and William Fichtner.

Walt Disney Pictures released The Lone Ranger to theaters on July 3, 2013. Gore Verbinski directs the film which stars Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer, and William Fichtner.

The Lone Ranger 30-Second Summary

The Lone Ranger begins in San Francisco, CA, 1933 with an elderly Tonto retelling his adventures of 1869 to a little boy who idolizes the Lone Ranger.

Tonto and Butch Cavendish arrive in Colby, Texas via the new railroad; under the custody of the Texas Rangers. Butch is to be hanged in the town to celebrate the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad.

Butch’s gang hijacks the train, and sets him free, but they also set the train on a high speed course towards the end of the rail line which will derail it, and presumably kill all the innocent passengers on board.

Attorney John Reid is on that train, and with the help of Tonto, they unhinge the passenger cars from the engine, and save everyone. John then jails Tonto because he was originally under arrest for a reason.

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Orion Classics released Boxing Helena on September 3, 1993. Jennifer Lynch directed the film starring Julian Sands, Sherilyn Fenn, and Bill Paxton.

MGM brought Boxing Helena hit theaters on September 3, 1993; grossing $1.7M worldwide. Jennifer Lynch directed the thriller which starred Julian Sands, Sherilyn Fenn, and Bill Paxton.

Boxing Helena 30-Second Summary

Boxing Helena begins with a high society party. A young Nick Cavanaugh walks through the crowd where he finds his mother having sexual relations with a man. His reaction shows that Nick has serious Mommy issues.

A coffin next lowers into the ground, and a now grown up Nick (Julian Sands) is unmoved by his Mother’s passing. He answers a call from the hospital where he’s a surgeon instead of mourning her.

Later, at a bar with, Dr. Lawrence Augustine (Art Garfunkel), Nick spots a woman he had a one-night stand with. He is weirded out by it, and as a result, he makes Dr. Augustine leave with him.

The woman, Helena (Sherilyn Fenn), haunts Nick. One day while jogging in his neighborhood, Nick spots Helena’s car. Instead of heading back home to his girlfriend, Anne (Betsy Clark), Nick climbs a tree, and peeps on Helena. From the tree top, Nick watches Ray (Bill Paxton) have sex with her.

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Regent Releasing released The Hottie & the Nottie on February 21, 2008. Tom Putnam directed the film starring Paris Hilton, Joel David Moore, and Christine Lakin.