The Naughty List (2013)

Actors: Sean Astin (actor), Drake Bell (actor), Matthew Lillard (actor), Michael Richard Plowman (composer), Kyle Chandler (actor), Jason Netter (producer), Naya Rivera (actress), Michael Shear (writer), Susan Norkin (producer), Heather Puttock (producer), Samantha Shear (producer), Trevor Drinkwater (producer), Samantha Shear (writer), Kyle Fogden (miscellaneous crew), Tucker Moore (producer),

Plot: Two young elves, Winter and Snowflake, have a hard time following the rules and are prone to sneaking off for some good elf playtime. But after wrecking the North Pole's official Christmas tree, the two elf brothers along with a rebellious reindeer named Sparkle find themselves on the dreaded Naughty List. They are forced to do mundane horrible tasks like washing windows, cleaning bathrooms and more but seem to always make a bigger mess than they had to begin with. After the group is regulated to kitchen duty, they somehow manage to give the whole North Pole food poisoning including Santa! Now with only hours to go before Christmas, they are the only ones left to help save Christmas.

Genres: Animation, Comedy, Family,
Taglines: Have you been Naughty or Nice?

Beautiful People (2012)

Actors: Michael McDonald (producer), Ernie Hudson (actor), Michael McDonald (writer), Robert M. Sertner (producer), Aaron Webster (actor), Nancy Mouton (miscellaneous crew), Tovah Feldshuh (actress), Frances Conroy (actress), Adam Johnson (actor), Hazel Dean (actress), Susan Boyajian (miscellaneous crew), Stephen Hopkins (director), Jennifer Dunne (miscellaneous crew), Bill Lee Brown (actor), Gonzalo Menendez (actor),

Genres: Drama,

Carrot (2012)

Actors: Paul Major (actor), David Sven Anderson (producer), David Sven Anderson (writer), David Sven Anderson (editor), David Sven Anderson (director), Mike Coulter (composer), Kristopher Anderson (director), Tobias Johnston (composer),

Genres: Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Drama, Short,

Delicate Playthings (2012)

Actors: Miles Anderson (actor), Riley Rose Critchlow (actress), Matt McVay (actor), Evan Olman (actor), Brian Linsley (producer), Jonathan Sanhueza (writer), Jonathan Sanhueza (editor), Jonathan Sanhueza (actor), Jonathan Sanhueza (director), Jonathan Sanhueza (producer), Ryan Manuel (miscellaneous crew), Ryan Manuel (actor), Ginger Pennington (actress), Jesse G. Louis (actor), Anne Paul King (actress),

Genres: Drama,

Snowflake (2011)

Actors: Josh Linton (actor), Corena Walby (actress), Tony Merzetti (actor), Keith Ruttan (actor), Michel Guitard (actor), Robbie O'Neill (actor), Tim Rayne (actor), Michael Mallaley (actor), Leah Warren (actress), Tim O'Neill (writer), Tim O'Neill (producer), Stefan Verch (actor), Tim O'Neill (producer), Tim O'Neill (writer), Tim O'Neill (director),

Plot: A snowflake falls in love with a man in the last moments of his life. Though rooted in the silent films of the Weimar republic it is not your traditional silent film. It encompasses everything from the silent era to current cinema and current cinematic techniques; in it 3d animation is combined with live action, and the traditional title cards of the silent film era are combined with synced sound.

Genres: Animation, Drama, Fantasy, Short,

Redbelt (2008)

Actors: David Paymer (actor), Rodrigo Santoro (actor), Joe Mantegna (actor), Matt Malloy (actor), Ed O'Neill (actor), Gene LeBell (actor), Mike Goldberg (actor), Mike Genovese (actor), Ricky Jay (actor), Damon Herriman (actor), Tim Allen (actor), Randy Couture (actor), Chiwetel Ejiofor (actor), Emily Mortimer (actress), Jack Wallace (actor),

Plot: Is there room for principle in Los Angeles? Mike Terry teaches jujitsu and barely makes ends meet. His Brazilian wife, whose family promotes fights, wants to see Mike in the ring making money, but to him competition is degrading. A woman sideswipes Mike's car and then, after an odd sequence of events, shoots out the studio's window. Later that evening, Mike rescues an action movie star in a fistfight at a bar. In return, the actor befriends Mike, gives him a gift, offers him work on his newest film, and introduces Mike's wife to his own - the women initiate business dealings. Then, things go sour all at once, Mike's debts mount, and going into the ring may be his only option.

Keywords: accidental-shooting, anger, angry-wife, arena, auto-accident, bar, bar-fight, bel-air-california, betrayal, black-belt
Genres: Drama, Sport,
Taglines: There's always a way out. You just have to find it.

Quotes:

[first lines]::Mike Terry: Tie him up.::[to class]::Mike Terry: The hands are not the issue. The fight is the issue. The battle is the issue. Who imposes the terms of the battle will impose the terms of the peace. Think he has a handicap? No. The other guy has a handicap if he cannot control himself. You control yourself, you control him.::[to student]::Mike Terry: Take him to court.

Mike Terry: [while watching students fight] Take him to Brazil!

Mike Terry: Control your emotions.

Richie: Hey, who do you like in the Morisaki fight?::Mike Terry: I'm sure one of them's gonna win.::Richie: Little word from the little bird?::Mike Terry: Yeah, I don't play that.::Richie: Well if you did who would you like?::Mike Terry: I can't help you, Richie.::Richie: You sure? Because you help me, I'm gonna help you. As a word to the wise, this fight is sufficient to put some grocery money in your pocket. Who does it hurt, Mike?::Mike Terry: I can't help you, Richie. You know as much as me.::Richie: [walking away] I know as much as you.

[repeated line]::Mike Terry: There's always an escape.

Mike Terry: A man distracted is a man defeated.

Mike Terry: There is no situation you could not escape from. You know the escape.

Mike Terry: Improve the position!

Chet Frank: So what is Jiu-Jitsu? You use one fighter's strength against him?::Mike Terry: Yes, in a way. You let him use his strength, and you use your understanding.::Chet Frank: So it's a form of wrestling?::Mike Terry: Yeah.::Chet Frank: Like we see in the Mixed-Martial Arts competitions?::Mike Terry: Yeah, that's right.::Chet Frank: You compete?::Mike Terry: No.::Chet Frank: Because...?::Mike Terry: Competition is weakening.::Chet Frank: Because it's fixed. Two guys in a ring, people betting money...::Mike Terry: It may be fixed. Any one fight may be fixed.::Chet Frank: Ah, but you train people to fight.::Mike Terry: No, I train people to prevail. In the street, in the alley, in...in combat, the bodyguard, the cop, the soldiers. One rule - put the other guy down. And you have to train in order to do that. Any...any staged contest must have rules.::Chet Frank: Everything has rules. The problem is sticking to them.

Sondra Terry: You think it was noble? The code of the warrior. You think it's noble?::Mike Terry: No, I think it's correct.

Timmy's Gift: Precious Moments Christmas (1991)

Actors: Dom DeLuise (actor), Don Knotts (actor), Gary Goddard (producer), Victor DiMattia (actor), Billy O'Sullivan (actor), Zachary Bostrom (actor), Jaclyn-Rose Lester (actress), Gary Guttman (composer), Grant Gelt (actor), Ziad LeFlore (actor),

Genres: Animation, Family,

Heavy Traffic (1973)

Actors: John Bleifer (actor), Robert Easton (actor), Samuel Z. Arkoff (producer), Ralph Bakshi (director), Jamie Farr (actor), Ed Bogas (composer), Ralph Bakshi (writer), Michael Brandon (actor), Ralph Bakshi (actor), Peter Hobbs (actor), Frank DeKova (actor), Lillian Adams (actress), Lee Weaver (actor), Mark L. Rosen (producer), Candy Candido (actor),

Plot: An animated feature which begins, ends and occasionally combines with, live-action filmed on location. A white dropout struggles to create comics and animated films, drawing inspiration from the harsh, gritty world around him. Still sharing his run-down apartment with his middle-aged parents, an oafish slob of an Italian father and a ditzy nut-case of a Jewish mother, he is ridiculed and looked down upon by his friends, hypocrites who run with violent gangs and the Italian Mafia, and a shallow Black girl who makes her living downtown with the pimps and pushers. This cartoonist gets a chance to pitch a film idea to a movie mogul, but the story proves too outrageous: a far-future Earth, destroyed by war and pollution, where a mutant antihero challenges and kills God. Complications ensue when the cartoonist's parents react in irrational ways to his various involvements.

Keywords: adult-animation, adulterer, adulterous-husband, adultery, african-american, animated-nudity, animated-sex, bare-breasts, bare-breasts, black-american
Genres: Animation, Comedy, Drama,
Taglines: The amorous life and misadventures of a virginal young pinball player...his Chicks...his Chums and a host of assorted weirdos in all colors. Heavy Entertainment! More Spice from the makers of Fritz the Cat! It's animated, but it's not a cartoon. It's funny, but it's not a comedy. It's real. It's unreal. It's heavy.

Quotes:

[Carole and Michael have been fired and Michael has hit her]::Carole: What's your problem?::Michael: Shit, man, I got no time for this bullshit! That's all it is, it's all a bunch of bullshit!::Carole: Listen, mother, we just got to get it together. A couple of jobs ain't nothin. This world ain't gonna drop its drawers easy for you, just like you think I'm gonna do for you. And I've been playing easy games, bringing you along slow. But seein' as how you don't know a friend when you sees one, let's see the kind of balls you got for a real man's game. Okay, creep?::Michael: You're on, nigger!

Michael: Well, goddamn broad did it. We won.

[last lines]::Michael: Hi, Carole.

Michael: Mick Jagger I'm not!

Ida: I died the day I married a goy!

[Angie comes home to find Ida praying]::Angie: Hey, I thought you'd be sleepin'. Hey, Ida, what are you doin' up?::Ida: Praying for the dead.::Angie: Who died?::Ida: Someone close...::Angie: Anyone I know?::Ida: YOU die!::[knocks him out with a frying pan]::Ida: Twenty three years of suffering! So go marry an Italian. Stays out all night with some dumb whore. Catholics don't get divorced! Big deal. I died the day I married a goy! Now it's your turn Angie! Roast in Hell! [starts shoving his head into the oven] I got one left over!::[shoves him inside and turns on the gas]::Ida: Go meet your marries and Josephs!

[first lines]::Michael: What makes you happy? What makes you happy? Where do you go? Where do you go? Where do you hide? Where do you hide? Who do you see? Who do you see? Who do you trust? Who do you trust? Who do you screw? Who do you screw? What kills the pain? What kills the pain? Game up, game win. Bug around, set it straight. Transaction. Play it hard, hurts so bad. Gotta win. Everyone loses. Everthing loses. Gotta win big. Sick and tired of losing. Where does it all go? Where does it all go? Where does it lead us? Where does it lead us? Tilt City, Pinball Alley. Blinkin' lights shot to Hell, fuck it all!

Old Black Musician: [singing] All the world is sad and dreary/ Everywhere I roam...

[after escaping Ida's oven]::Angie: Your mother is a goddamn crazy bitch, Michael!::[Ida throws a meat cleaver from O.S. that hits between Angie's legs]::Angie: Mother of God-!::[looks down his pants]::Angie: Thank God she needs glasses!

Moe: Hey, It's Michael Corleone! What's you doin' now? [makes pigeon noises] What's you doin' now?::Michael: Hey, crazy man! How come you're not down in your basement?::Moe: Well, I, I came to kill your pigeon, boy.::Michael: Ah, that's bullshit, Moe, you're probably peekin' down at the ladies.::Moe: Yeah! My peekin' days long shut down, Michael. [sadly] I ain't there no more. I just ain't there. [plays his harmonica]::Michael: Ah, you're just a crazy nigger, Moe. Just a goddamn crazy nigger.::Moe: We's all niggers, boy! Ha ha! You an' me, just goddamn crazy niggers! We's all niggers boy. Most of us don't know it yet.::Michael: [passing a joint to Moe] Hey, listen, you want some of this shit?::Moe: Even your pigeon's a nigger! Ha ha ha ha ha! That's why I'm gonna kill him.::Michael: Moe, you ain't gonna do shit!::Moe: Moe: I just ain't there. Every - everybody plays like they there... but they ain't there. I ain't there. Your pigeon ain't there! He flies high like he there, but he don't fly 'less you open that cage. And he got to come back 'cause he's trained to! He ain't there.

Gambling Ship (1938)

Actors: Edward Brophy (actor), Irving Pichel (actor), Cyril Ring (actor), Joe Sawyer (actor), Charles Sullivan (actor), Dorothy Vaughan (actress), Irving Starr (producer), Alex Gottlieb (writer), Vera West (costume designer), Edward Curtiss (editor), Eddie Hall (actor), John Harmon (actor), Al Hill (actor), Robert Homans (actor), Selmer Jackson (actor),

Genres: Drama,

The Perfect Clown (1925)

Actors: Kate Price (actress), Fred C. Newmeyer (director), Spencer Bell (actor), Paul Fix (actor), Oliver Hardy (actor), Otis Harlan (actor), Stuart Holmes (actor), Tiny Sandford (actor), Larry Semon (actor), Frank Alexander (actor), Thomas J. Crizer (writer), Thomas J. Crizer (writer), Dorothy Dwan (actress), Sam Allen (actor), Joan Meredith (actress),

Genres: Comedy,