All 74 Helen Hunt Movies (in Order)
Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of Helen Hunt as we take a closer look at some of her most memorable films. In this exciting movie roundup article, we’ll explore Helen Hunt’s diverse acting range and delve into the unique stories that have made her a household name. From heartwarming dramas to thought-provoking indies, prepare to discover your new favorite Helen Hunt movie!
1. Pioneer Woman (1973)
Step into the wild and dangerous world of the Wild West in 1867 with Pioneer Woman, a gripping 1973 western film. Join a family from the East as they brave the harsh, unforgiving terrain in the hopes of creating a better life. Based on the wife’s diary, this movie takes viewers on a journey filled with adventure, danger, and heartache. From prairie fires to the harrowing risk of death by drowning, Pioneer Woman brings to life the struggles, victories, and sacrifices of settlers in the West.
2. All Together Now (1975)
All Together Now” is a poignant drama that tells the story of four orphaned siblings fighting to prove they can remain together as a family without adult supervision. Based on a true story, their journey is filled with obstacles that test their strength, resilience, and sibling bonds as they navigate their newfound independence.
3. Death Scream (1975)
Experience the chilling true story of Death Scream, a gripping film from 1975 based on the harrowing murder of Catherine “Kitty” Genovese. Raul Julia, John P. Ryan, and Phillip Clark deliver powerful performances in this dramatic portrayal of a deadly event that shook the nation.
4. Having Babies (1976)
Having Babies” is a 1976 drama film directed by Robert Day and written by Peggy Elliott. The movie follows four couples as they prepare to have children using the Lamaze method. The unique blend of personal stories and the shared journey of pregnancy brings these couples closer together.
5. Rollercoaster (1977)
In the gripping 1977 thriller Rollercoaster, an unseen mastermind targets thrill-seeking amusement parks across America, threatening to unleash devastating explosions unless an exorbitant ransom is paid. As the terror unfolds, park employees and law enforcement must race against time to outsmart the sinister villain and save countless lives.
6. The Spell (1977)
In “The Spell” (1977), an overweight teen is subject to endless taunts and humiliations from her classmates at school. As her struggle continues, she discovers she possesses unique supernatural powers. Driven by desperation, she embarks on a sinister quest for vengeance.
7. Transplant (1979)
Transplant, “ the 1979 drama, captures the riveting journey of a young executive who defies his life-threatening heart condition. This fact-based story delves into the high-stakes world of heart transplants and the courage of those who dare to take control of their fate.
8. Angel Dusted (1981)
Angel Dusted, “ a gripping drama from 1981, follows the life of a well-to-do working mother, Jean Stapleton, played by All in the Family star Jean Stapleton. Her son, John Putch, plummets into the tumultuous world of drug abuse, leaving her distraught. This heart-wrenching tale of a family’s struggle with addiction takes viewers on a rollercoaster of emotions, exploring themes of denial, acceptance, and redemption.
9. Child Bride of Short Creek (1981)
Child Bride of Short Creek” is a thought-provoking drama from 1981 that brings to light the true story of a rural religious cult in the American Midwest. Directed by Robert Michael Lewis, the movie takes a grim look at the life of the children living in this fervent community, suffering greatly as they become pawns in their parents’ fanaticism.
10. The Miracle of Kathy Miller (1981)
In 1981, “The Miracle of Kathy Miller” tells the inspiring story of an Arizona teenager named Kathy Miller, played by Helen Hunt. Kathy faces the challenge of overcoming severe injuries after an accident, with unwavering support from her parents, portrayed by Sharon Gless and Frank Converse.
11. Desperate Lives (1982)
Desperate Lives”, a gripping 1982 drama film, tells the heart-wrenching story of a brother and sister who become entangled in the dangerous world of drugs at their local high school. Directed by Robert Michael Lewis and written by Lew Hunter, the film stars Diana Scarwid, Doug McKeen, and Helen Hunt. As the two siblings navigate a dangerous path, their lives take a devastating turn, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats.
12. Quarterback Princess (1983)
Quarterback Princess” is a heartwarming drama sports film from 1983, directed by Noel Black, and written by Rod Browning. The movie stars Don Murray, Barbara Babcock, and Dana Elcar. It follows the story of a young girl named Tami, who moves to Oregon from another city and finds herself surrounded by skepticism from her small town and her coach, who believe that she’s not capable of being a talented quarterback because of her gender. Despite the odds against her, Tami stands up against these detractors, determined to prove them wrong and show that she’s every bit as talented as any other player, regardless of her gender.
13. Bill: On His Own (1983)
Bill: On His Own” is a heartwarming drama from 1983, centered around the journey of young Bill Sackter. When his best friend and guardian, Barry Morrow, and his wife Beverly move away, Bill feels the weight of their absence.
14. Choices of the Heart (1983)
Set in 1980 El Salvador, the film “Choices of the Heart” is a gripping drama that delves into the life of a young missionary girl hailing from the United States. Accompanied by two other missionaries, she pays the ultimate price and tragically meets her end. With a powerful storyline based on true events, this moving tale is a reminder of the choices we face and the ultimate price we must sometimes pay for our beliefs.
15. Trancers (1984)
In the year 1984, a seasoned bounty hunter finds himself thrust back into the bustling streets of 1980s Los Angeles. His mission? To stop a sinister force from spreading its terror. This villain is capable of transforming innocent people into grotesque, zombie-like creatures, wreaking havoc and instilling fear throughout the city.
16. Sweet Revenge (1984)
Sweet Revenge, “ a 1984 drama directed by David Greene, follows the life of Joe Cheever, a man whose career and reputation are at stake due to a tragic secret. An army major, Cheever has an affair with the commanding officer’s daughter, leading to a pregnancy he convinces her to end through an illegal abortion. A series of disastrous circumstances ensues, resulting in the woman’s death.
17. Girls Just Want to Have Fun (1985)
Get ready to groove and laugh with the 1985 classic movie, “Girls Just Want to Have Fun! “ When new student Janey arrives in town, she discovers her love for dancing is shared by her newfound friend, Lynne. But as they join the high-energy world of “Dance TV, “ they quickly realize they’re in for a fun ride filled with laughter, heartwarming friendships, and a touch of romance. Watch as these strong female characters defy expectations and show the world that girls can truly have it all.
18. The Frog Prince (1986)
The Frog Prince, “ a charming family musical based on Grimm’s fairy tale, follows a young girl as she learns the true meaning of friendship and royalty. The tale takes place in a fantastical kingdom where a tall, friendly frog offers his help to a lovable and determined young girl.
19. Peggy Sue Got Married (1986)
Peggy Sue Got Married is a captivating 1986 comedy-drama-fantasy directed by the legendary Francis Ford Coppola. The film stars Kathleen Turner as Peggy Sue, who faints unexpectedly at her high school reunion only to wake up in her own past, moments before graduating. Her sudden trip to the past leads her on a humorous and heartfelt journey self-discovery and second chances.
20. Project X (1987)
Experience a whirlwind of comedy, drama and science fiction in the 1987 film, “Project X. “ Follow an Air Force pilot taking part in a top-secret military experiment that involves chimps. But wait! .
21. Stealing Home (1988)
Stealing Home” is a heartfelt drama that takes us on an emotional journey through the life of ex-baseball player Billy (Mark Harmon). Haunted by the past, Billy returns home to receive the ashes of his childhood sweetheart, Laura (Jodie Foster), who tragically passed away. As Billy struggles to come to terms with Laura’s death, he is left with memories of their passionate and tumultuous relationship, while also facing the realities of his own life.
22. Pulse Pounders (1988)
Pulse Pounders is a thrilling anthology film featuring three terrifying tales of fantasy, horror, and sci-fi. Written by the original creators of Trancers, Danny Bilson and Paul DeMeo, the sequel takes audiences on an action-packed journey through time travel, rat infestations, and apartment hauntings.
23. Miles from Home (1988)
In the heartland of America, two brothers are driven to desperate measures when their beloved family farm becomes a casualty of the financial crisis. As they find themselves broke and on the brink of eviction, they are fueled by a burning sense of injustice that leads them down a path of audacious crime: robbing the very banks that have foreclosed on countless families like theirs. As they become unlikely folk heroes to the downtrodden community, a raging game of cat and mouse with the law ensues.
24. Shooter (1988)
Shooter”, released in 1988, is an intense and gripping action-drama based on the real-life experiences of combat photographers during the Vietnam War. Directed by Gary Nelson and starring Jeffrey Nordling, Noble Willingham, and Kario Salem, this film masterfully conveys the raw emotion and tension that comes with capturing history on film.
25. Incident at Dark River (1989)
Incident at Dark River, “ a gripping tale released in 1989, delves into the murky world of corporate greed and environmental destruction. The story centers around a grieving father who teams up with a tenacious social activist to bring down a nefarious company responsible for the polluted river that claimed the life of his beloved daughter. The pair embark on a thrilling journey filled with danger, deception, and heart-wrenching moments as they struggle for justice and restore their community’s hope for a cleaner, healthier environment.
26. Next of Kin (1989)
In the gripping 1989 action-thriller “Next of Kin, “ Truman (Patrick Swayze), a seasoned Chicago cop, is thrust into a deadly mission to uncover the truth behind his brother’s murder. With only one clue, a six-shooter, Truman’s relentless search forces him into a dangerous underworld filled with corruption and deceit.
27. Trancers II (1991)
Trancers II” takes us six years into the future, where a time cop, played by Tim Thomerson, finds himself in the midst of chaos once again. After returning home from his battle against future alien zombies, his life of quiet solitude is quickly disrupted when a mad scientist creates more of these terrifying creatures. This sci-fi horror action film, with a “R” content rating, has a 98-minute runtime and an IMDb rating of 5.4.
28. Into the Badlands (1991)
Into the Badlands” is a gritty, action-packed horror-western film, released in 1991. The movie follows the relentless pursuit of a wanted outlaw named Red Roundtree by a formidable bounty hunter. Set against a backdrop of the wild west, the film’s dark atmosphere and intense street shootouts add to the thrilling experience.
29. Murder in New Hampshire: The Pamela Smart Story (1991)
Murder in New Hampshire: The Pamela Smart Story” tells a chilling tale of ambition, obsession, and deception. Based on a true story, Pamela Smart (Helen Hunt) is a restless woman, disillusioned with teaching and her mundane marriage. Seeking an escape, she lands a job at a local TV station, only to become frustrated when her dreams of fame remain unfulfilled.
30. Trancers III (1992)
Trancers III is a pulse-pounding action-sci-fi film that takes you on a thrilling time-travel adventure. Set in the 23rd Century, a courageous time cop is sent back to the present day to finish his epic battle against a horrifying foe: the Trancers — undead creatures that threaten humanity’s very existence. Joined by his steadfast wife and an unlikely ex-con ally, the trio embarks on a heart-stopping mission to protect the future and redeem the past.
31. Mr. Saturday Night (1992)
Mr. Saturday Night (1992) is a heartfelt comedy-drama starring Billy Crystal as Buddy Young, a legendary stand-up comedian who is now an aging man struggling to find work. This film takes us on a journey that showcases the ups and downs of his illustrious career in flashbacks while highlighting the present-day struggles he faces.
32. Bob Roberts (1992)
Bob Roberts” (1992) is a comedic political satire that explores the shady world of election campaigns. Tim Robbins plays the titular character, a conservative folk singer who turns his hand to politics, running for the US Senate. Robbins’ character is not above using underhanded tactics and smear campaigns to gain an advantage over his opponent, making for an entertaining and unpredictable ride.
33. Only You (1992)
Only You” is a light-hearted 1992 romantic comedy from director Betty Thomas, set against the backdrop of a holiday resort. The film follows a man’s journey to find the woman of his dreams, only to be caught in a love triangle between two enchanting ladies! . The movie explores themes of lust, seduction, and the complexities of human relationships, all while delivering a delightful entertainment experience.
34. The Waterdance (1992)
The Waterdance, released in 1992, is a heartfelt drama and romantic film that follows a young man’s journey to come to terms with his disability after a life-altering hiking accident. Eric Stoltz stars as the protagonist, who learns to embrace his situation and rebuild his life with the help of his supportive loved ones.
35. In the Company of Darkness (1993)
In the Company of Darkness” is a chilling 1993 crime thriller that delves into the twisted world of a young serial killer, Kyle Timler. The film follows the investigation of Detective Gina Pulasky, portrayed by Helen Hunt, as she joins a small team of detectives in pursuit of the prime suspect in a series of gruesome child killings.
36. Kiss of Death (1995)
Kiss of Death, “ released in 1995, is a gritty crime drama that delves into the dark corners of the underworld. Directed by Barbet Schroeder and starring Samuel L. Jackson, David Caruso, and Nicolas Cage, this neo-noir film revolves around a reformed convict recruited for an undercover operation to bring down a psychotic mobster.
37. 2nd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (1996)
Experience the glamour of the 2nd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, an event celebrating the best of movies and television from America’s top actors. This two-hour spectacular, hosted by David Grossman and featuring renowned hosts Joan Allen, Gillian Anderson, and Patricia Arquette, brings together celebrities and fans alike to celebrate outstanding performances.
38. Twister (1996)
Twister” is a 1996 action-packed thriller film that pits storm chasers Bill and Jo Harding against the destructive force of nature. As they race against time to develop an advanced weather alert system, the couple must put their lives on the line and face harrowing tornadoes head-on. Directed by Jan de Bont and written by Michael Crichton and Anne-Marie Martin, the movie stars Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton, and Cary Elwes.
39. As Good as It Gets (1997)
As Good as It Gets” is a heartwarming comedy-drama that explores the unlikeliest of friendships. The film, released in 1997, follows the journey of a misanthropic author, a single mother and waitress, and a gay artist, who all become bonded over a shared experience.
40. Twelfth Night, or What You Will (1998)
Twelfth Night, or What You Will” (1998) is a delightful adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic comedy-drama. The film tells the story of Viola and her twin brother Sebastian, who find themselves separated after a shipwreck on the coast of Illyria. Believing the other to be dead, Viola disguises herself as a male page named Cesario and enters the service of Duke Orsino. Orsino sends Cesario to court the reclusive lady Olivia on his behalf, leading to a series of humorous mistaken identities and infatuations.
41. 4th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (1998)
4th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, “ a captivating special that took place on March 8, 1998, celebrates the crème de la crème of the American movie and television industry. The Screen Actors Guild Award, an esteemed accolade presented annually since 1995, recognizes exceptional performances in both movies and television serials.
42. The 25th Annual People’s Choice Awards (1999)
Celebrate the 25th anniversary of the People’s Choice Awards! . This star-studded event, held in 1999, showcases the crème de la crème of pop culture, with winners determined by the public’s vote. From television to movies, music, and more, this prestigious ceremony honors those who have captivated audiences and left their mark on the entertainment industry.
43. What Women Want (2000)
What Women Want, released in 2000, tells the story of Darren Lewis, a chauvinistic advertising executive played by Mel Gibson, who suddenly gains the mysterious ability to hear women’s thoughts. Co-starring Helen Hunt as an attorney with the courage to turn down his proposal and Marisa Tomei as the “bare-foot woman” who shows him a more empathetic way to connect with the female mind, this comedic fantasy takes viewers on a journey of understanding, self-growth, and acceptance. As a commercial success both in the United States and internationally, this film by director Nancy Meyers, has made a lasting impression on audiences worldwide.
44. Dr. T & the Women (2000)
From the mind of esteemed director Robert Altman comes the hilarious and heartfelt movie, “Dr. T & the Women. “ This unforgettable 2000 film, starring Helen Hunt, Farrah Fawcett, and Richard Gere, follows the life of a wealthy gynecologist whose world is turned upside down when the women in his life decide to shake things up. Laced with intrigue, drama, and romance, this film is a must-see comedy with a unique flair.
45. Pay It Forward (2000)
Pay It Forward, “ directed by Mimi Leder and featuring an all-star cast, tells the heartwarming tale of a young boy named Trevor (played by Haley Joel Osment) who seeks to make the world a better place after his teacher Mrs. Evans (played by Helen Hunt) gives him that chance. Trevor’s philosophy of “pay it forward” — inspired by his kind-hearted teacher — encourages people to help three others, while those aided are asked to do the same, forming a chain of kindness that sweeps through the community.
46. Cast Away (2000)
Cast Away, a gripping adventure set in 2000, follows the story of a FedEx executive who experiences a life-altering crash on a desolate island. As the lone survivor, he confronts not only the physical challenges of isolation but also the emotional transformations that come with fighting for survival. The film, directed by Robert Zemeckis, features a star-studded cast, including Tom Hanks, Helen Hunt, and Paul Sanchez.
47. The Curse of the Jade Scorpion (2001)
The Curse of the Jade Scorpion is a delightful comedy-crime-mystery film that took the screens in 2001. Written and directed by the iconic Woody Allen, the movie follows an insurance investigator and an efficiency expert, who have an intense dislike for each other, as they inadvertently get entangled in an elaborate hypnotic scheme led by a cunning crooked hypnotist.
48. NBC 75th Anniversary Special (2002)
NBC 75th Anniversary Special is a heartwarming celebration of NBC’s rich 75-year history. This 3-hour special features a nostalgic journey through the network’s memorable moments and significant milestones.
49. The 74th Annual Academy Awards (2002)
The 74th Annual Academy Awards” is a star-studded, family-friendly event that celebrates the achievements of the film industry. Directed by Louis J. Horvitz and Errol Morris, this four-hour extravaganza features a star-studded lineup of actors, actresses, directors, writers, and producers. Hosted by the esteemed Whoopi Goldberg, Aaliyah, and John Agar, the ceremony honors the crème de la crème of Hollywood with performances, heartfelt speeches, and the much-anticipated presentation of Primetime Emmy Awards.
50. A Good Woman (2004)
Step into the luxurious world of a 1930s American socialite in “A Good Woman, “ as she weaves her way through the gossip-filled high society of the Amalfi Coast in Italy. When she enters into a secretive relationship with a rich and married American, things heat up and cause quite the scandal, ruffling feathers among the elite crowd.
51. Saturday Night Live: The Best of David Spade (2005)
Saturday Night Live: The Best of David Spade” takes audiences on a hilarious journey through some of the most unforgettable moments in the career of the iconic comedian. The 2005 TV special is a compilation of David Spade’s funniest sketches and characters from his time on the iconic show.
52. Bobby (2006)
Bobby, “ a gripping 2006 American drama film, directed and written by Emilio Estevez, delves into the tragic assassination of U. S. Senator Robert F.
53. Then She Found Me (2007)
In the heart-warming and hilarious romantic comedy “Then She Found Me, “ April, a 39-year-old woman, finds herself battling her biological clock while navigating a tumultuous personal life. Her husband leaves her, leaving her in search of a new beginning, when unexpectedly, she’s contacted by her long-lost biological mother — a charismatic TV talk show host. Amidst the chaos, April finds love with the divorced dad of one her students, complicating her already fragile personal life further.
54. Saturday Night Live in the ’90s: Pop Culture Nation (2007)
Relive the magic of the 1990s with Saturday Night Live in the ’90s: Pop Culture Nation. This enlightening documentary delves into the heart of the iconic sketch comedy series as it navigated the pop culture landscape of the decade. With interviews from the cast and crew, along with the show’s host including stars like Alec Baldwin and Christina Aguilera, this film takes you behind the scenes of the beloved show and dissects the dynamic interactions that made it a cultural phenomenon.
55. Under the Boardwalk: The Monopoly Story (2010)
Join the world’s most iconic board game as it transforms into a global cultural phenomenon. Under the Boardwalk: The Monopoly Story takes you on a thrilling journey through the history of the game, revealing the colorful characters that have come together to fight for the title of Monopoly World Champion.
56. Every Day (2010)
Every Day is a heartwarming comedy-drama that tackles the complexities of love, family, and acceptance. The film follows a New York City couple, played by Liev Schreiber and Helen Hunt, as they navigate through a series of both romantic and family crises.
57. Soul Surfer (2011)
In the heartwarming 2011 biographical drama “Soul Surfer, “ teenage surfer Bethany Hamilton bravely confronts her biggest fear after losing her left arm in a shocking shark attack. With the support of her family and her unwavering faith in God, she defies all odds and dares to return to the water, pushing her limits and inspiring others along the way.
58. Jock the Hero Dog (2011)
Jock the Hero Dog is a beautifully crafted 3D animated family adventure that follows the journey of a man and his unlikely best friend, a lovable and fearless dog named Jock. This heart-warming story demonstrates the depth of the bond between a man and his dog, showcasing their bond growing stronger throughout the film.
59. CinemAbility: The Art of Inclusion (2012)
CinemAbility: The Art of Inclusion” is a powerful documentary that explores the impact of media portrayals on the inclusion of people with disabilities in society. It features interviews with celebrities, industry professionals, and individuals with disabilities, shedding light on the barriers and successes in creating a more inclusive world.
60. The Sessions (2012)
Experience a heartfelt journey of self-discovery and overcoming boundaries in “The Sessions, “ a riveting 2012 drama directed by Ben Lewin. Based on the true story of Mark O’Brien, a polio-stricken author, the movie follows Mark’s mission to experience true intimacy through a unique arrangement with a professional sex surrogate, played by Helen Hunt. With the guidance of his therapist and priest, Mark’s first sexual experience proves to be both sensual and transformative.
61. 18th Annual Critics’ Choice Movie Awards (2013)
The 18th Annual Critics’ Choice Movie Awards is a star-studded television event that brings together the best of Hollywood to celebrate exceptional performances and groundbreaking films from the year. Hosted by Michael Dempsey, the show consists of reenactments of the year’s notable moments, along with heartfelt speeches and hilarious presentations. Among the luminaries attending are Amy Adams, Ben Affleck, and Judd Apatow, adding to the prestige and excitement of the event.
62. The Oscars (2013)
The Oscars, hosted by the charismatic Seth MacFarlane, brings forth a unique mix of music and comedy to celebrate the 2013 Academy Awards. This star-studded event, featuring the likes of William Shatner and Naomi Watts, embraces humor and musical performances, making it an unforgettable night of glamour and entertainment. The Oscars, known for showcasing the best of the best in cinema, takes you on a journey of memorable moments and heartfelt tributes to the industry’s brightest stars.
63. Decoding Annie Parker (2013)
Decoding Annie Parker” is an extraordinary dramatic film released in 2014, based on the almost discovery of a cure for cancer. The main characters Annie Parker (Samantha Morton) and Dr. George Hagan (Aaron Paul) navigate love, science, sex, infidelity, disease, and comedy in this wild, mostly true story.
64. Showrunners: The Art of Running a TV Show (2014)
Showrunners: The Art of Running a TV Show” is a documentary that dives deep into the fascinating world of U. S. television showrunners, the creative forces that drive them, and the behind-the-scenes action of the TV industry.
65. Ride (2014)
Ride” captures the heartwarming journey of a mother, played by the talented Helen Hunt, as she travels across the country to California to be with her son. Having been inspired by the beauty and freedom of the Pacific Ocean, her son has made a daring decision to drop out of school and become a surfer. But as he delves deeper into the world of waves and tides, he also finds himself navigating the challenges and joys of life.
66. Captivated: The Trials of Pamela Smart (2014)
Captivated: The Trials of Pamela Smart is a gripping documentary that delves into the heart of a small-town murder case that shook America. Drawing viewers into the high-profile trial of Pamela Smart, the film reveals the sensational sex, drugs, and betrayal that surrounded this heart-wrenching story.
67. Best Worst Thing That Ever Could Have Happened (2016)
Best Worst Thing That Ever Could Have Happened” is a compelling documentary that delves into the life and career of the original cast of Stephen Sondheim’s Broadway musical, “Merrily We Roll Along. “ Set in the 1980s, director Lonny Price’s film takes the viewer on a journey through time as it explores the impact of the musical’s debut at the Alvin Theatre in 1981. With captivating interviews with the cast and crew, the film offers a unique insight into the world of the theater, providing fans with a glimpse into one of Broadway’s most iconic productions.
68. The Paley Center Salutes NBC’s 90th Anniversary (2017)
The Paley Center Salutes NBC’s 90th Anniversary” is a captivating documentary that honors the remarkable television history of NBC. This star-studded celebration, hosted by Emmy-winning actor Kelsey Grammer, takes viewers on a nostalgic journey through the decades, showcasing iconic moments and beloved shows that have left a lasting impact on pop culture.
69. I Love You, Daddy (2017)
I Love You, Daddy” is a poignant and heartfelt indie drama/comedy film released in 2017. Written and directed by the talented Louis C. K. , it stars Chloë Grace Moretz, Rose Byrne, and Louis C. K. himself.
70. Candy Jar (2018)
Candy Jar” is a delightful comedy-drama that follows two high school debate champions as they engage in a fierce rivalry whilst pursuing their dreams of attending prestigious colleges. As they navigate the challenges of competition and academia, they find themselves at odds on almost everything. From their different tastes in music, referenced by Taylor Swift, to their differing opinions on life, this feud is truly a duel of wits.
71. United We Fan (2018)
United We Fan, “ a thought-provoking documentary from 2018, delves into the world of passionate fans, celebrities, creators, and more, as they come together to explore the fascinating history and evolution of ‘save-our-show’ television fan campaigns. This engaging film takes you on a thrilling journey from the classic letter-writing and product mail-in campaigns of yesteryear to the powerful influence of social media and crowdfunding campaigns in modern times.
72. The Miracle Season (2018)
The Miracle Season” captures the heart-wrenching and triumphant journey of a high school volleyball team. Following the untimely death of their star player, Caroline “Line” Found, the girls find themselves struggling in the face of loss. With the help of their no-nonsense coach, they band together in hopes of winning the state championship, creating unforgettable memories and new bonds along the way.
73. I See You (2019)
I See You” is a gripping drama-horror film that explores themes of infidelity, home invasion, kidnapping, and murder. Set in 2019, the movie follows the story of a police officer and his doctor wife, who are dealing with marriage problems as their son takes the blame for his mother.
74. The Night Clerk (2020)
The Night Clerk” is a riveting crime drama that follows the story of a socially awkward hotel receptionist who finds himself at the center of a murder investigation. With a keen eye for detail and a penchant for voyeurism, the protagonist, played by Tye Sheridan, unwittingly captures footage of a crime in progress. As the investigation unfolds, he must navigate not only a labyrinth of secrets and lies but also his own troubled past.
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