13 Going On 30 (2004)
Age swop rom-com, as a feisty 13-year-old high school girl goes Big and wakes up as a man-eating magazine executive.
Alias: Season 4 (2004)
The continuing story of the beautiful spy and her lovable, detestable, sexy and deceitful friends.
Alias: Season One (2001)
A college grad black-ops spy, becomes a double agent to bring down corruption.
Dallas Buyers Club (2013)
When a fast-living heterosexual redneck develops AIDS, he refuses to take it lying down, and in his struggle makes some unlikely friends.
Danny Collins (2015)
An ageing rock star decides to mend his decadent ways and seek out the son he has never met
Daredevil (2002)
Ben Affleck is a blind superhero, known as "the man without fear", who leaps off buildings.
Daredevil - Director's Cut (2003)
A longer version, with additional sub plots, to the blind superhero movie.
Dude, Where's My Car? (2000)
Teenage wasters... and a car.
Elektra (2005)
Resurrected superheroine fights X-Men clones with the power of slow motion and baby swords.
Ghosts Of Girlfriends Past (2009)
An eternal bachelor finds himself haunted by romance past, present and future.
The Invention Of Lying (2009)
In a world where there is no concept of deceit, one man's life is transformed when he figures out how to lie - but will it bring him what he really wants?
Juno (2007)
A teenager finds her own way of dealing with an unplanned pregnancy.
The Kingdom (2007)
An FBI team investigates after a US compound is attacked by terrorists in Riyadh.
Love, Simon (2018)
A young teenager worries that his family will discover he's gay before he's ready, and finds himself falling in love with a similarly closeted classmate he talks to online, without either of them knowing who the other is.
Mr Magoo (1997)
The myopic millionnaire gets a big-screen outing.
The Odd Life Of Timothy Green (2012)
A magical little boy changes the lives of a childless couple and the community they live in.
Pearl Harbor (2001)
The three-hour, $139 million take on the historical event that launched the USA into the Second World War.
Valentine's Day (2010)
An ensemble drama looks at how different individuals and couples cope with the pressure of Valentine's Day.
Wakefield (2016)
A man decides to disappear and live secretly in an outbuilding, observing his family from a distance.
Washington Square (1997)
A doctor tries to stand in the way of his daughter's romance.
Wonder Park (2019)
A girl with a sick mum tries to fix a hidden amusement park.
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Finding truth Lou Diamond Phillips on getting interesting roles and starring in Gangland

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