All 82 Scott Glenn Movies (in Order)
If you’re a fan of gripping thrillers and intense drama movies, you’ll love diving into the world of Scott Glenn. Known for his powerful performances and diverse roles, Glenn has left a lasting impression on the world of cinema. In this roundup article, we’ll take a journey through his impressive filmography, highlighting his most memorable on-screen moments and the unique projects that have showcased his incredible range as an actor.
1. The Baby Maker (1970)
The Baby Maker, released in 1971, is a captivating drama film from the counterculture era. Written and directed by James Bridges, this thought-provoking film follows Tish Gray as she agrees to carry a child for a childless couple due to the wife’s inability to conceive. As the pregnancy progresses, Tish finds herself developing a complex relationship with the couple, which complicates the seemingly simple arrangement.
2. Angels Hard as They Come (1971)
An adrenaline-pumping adventure awaits in the gritty 1971 film Angels Hard as They Come. Set amidst the world of bikers exploitation and outlaw riding, the movie delves into a thrill-seeking life of sex, drugs, and violence.
3. Gargoyles (1972)
Gargoyles, “ a 1972 horror movie, follows an anthropologist and his teenage daughter as they encounter a mysterious colony of living, breathing gargoyles in the southwestern U. S. The family stumbles upon this demonic creature nestled in the Arizona desert, facing a thrilling journey across unknown territories.
4. Hex (1973)
Hex” (1973) is a gripping, yet chilling drama that follows a group of World War I flyers, now friends, on a motorcycle journey throughout America. As they speed across the land searching for the lost essence of their generation, they unravel a dark secret from the war that haunts them. With hauntingly stunning landscapes, the film masterfully blends elements of drama, horror, and Western into a thrilling journey of discovery and terror.
5. Nashville (1975)
Nashville”, released in 1975, is a gripping and unforgettable film that delves into the lives of various interconnected individuals amidst the chaos of a political convention. Directed by Robert Altman and written by Joan Tewkesbury, this powerful drama-comedy blends elements of music and raw emotion, creating an evocative cinematic experience.
6. Fighting Mad (1976)
Fighting Mad, released in 1976, follows an Arkansas farmer as he stands up against corrupt land developers attempting to oust him and his neighbors from their farms for real estate developments. Directed by Jonathan Demme, this action-packed drama showcases a fierce battle for justice as the farmer transforms into a one-man vigilante, taking on the system and government corruption head-on.
7. She Came to the Valley (1979)
She Came to the Valley” is a gripping 1979 film that follows the tale of a family who move to a small border town near the Rio Grande to open a store. However, their tranquil life is turned upside down when notorious bandit Pancho Villa and his gang storm the town, rob the store, and leave the family in a state of utter chaos.
8. Apocalypse Now (1979)
Apocalypse Now” is a 1979 war drama film directed by Francis Ford Coppola and featuring an all-star cast including Martin Sheen, Marlon Brando, and Robert Duvall. Set during the Vietnam War, the film follows the story of a U. S.
9. More American Graffiti (1979)
Experience the nostalgia of the mid-1960s with “More American Graffiti, “ a heartwarming and poignant coming-of-age tale. Delve into the lives of John, Terry, Debbie, Steve, and Laurie, as they navigate the trials and tribulations of adulthood, the Vietnam War, peace rallies, and budding relationships. Set against the backdrop of four distinct New Year’s Eves, this film takes viewers on an emotional journey filled with laughter, tears, and unforgettable memories.
10. Cattle Annie and Little Britches (1980)
Cattle Annie and Little Britches” is a heartwarming drama set in the 19th-century American Southwest. The story follows two spirited teenage girls, Annie and Little Britches, who have always dreamt of joining a gang of outlaws.
11. Urban Cowboy (1980)
Urban Cowboy” is a gripping drama film that takes place in the bustling city of Houston, Texas, intertwining the worlds of cowboys and city slickers. The story revolves around Bud, a young man hailing from the countryside, who embarks on an unexpected journey to find love and discover the intricacies of life. As Bud steps into the vibrant nightlife scene of Houston, he encounters a world filled with glamour, class differences, and challenges that push his boundaries.
12. Personal Best (1982)
Personal Best, a 1982 drama-sports film directed by Robert Towne, follows the intertwined lives and loves of three highly ranked athletes who all strive for a place on the national team. The film delves into their personal struggles as they balance their passion for their sport with their relationships. Chris, a female athlete, finds herself torn between the affections of her male coach, Terry, and her competitive yet supportive role model, Tory.
13. The Challenge (1982)
The Challenge” is a thrilling 1982 action-drama film that takes viewers on an intense journey. The movie stars Scott Glenn as an American boxer who is unexpectedly thrust into a heated conflict between two Japanese brothers. As the boxer navigates the complex world of Japanese honor, tradition, and ruthless combat, he faces off against skilled samurai opponents in a series of deadly sword fights.
14. The Keep (1983)
In the chilling and eerie film “The Keep” (1983), set during World War II, the Nazis stumble upon an ancient demon while sifting through a forbidden Jewish book’s pages. Desperate to contain the terror unleashed by their actions, they reluctantly seek the help of a wise Jewish historian. As the nightmarish evil begins to wreak havoc, a tense and terrifying battle ensues between the forces of darkness and light.
15. The Right Stuff (1983)
The Right Stuff” is a thrilling adventure drama that delves into the inner workings of the U. S. space program, from the roaring fifties to the legendary first astronauts. Directed by Philip Kaufman, this thought-provoking film takes us on a journey through the lives of test pilots, as they race against time and defy the odds to make their mark in history.
16. The River (1984)
The River, “ a dramatic film from 1984, follows the harrowing story of a farming family who faces the trials, tribulations and personal sacrifices that come with trying to save and hold on to their land. As they battle severe storms and the looming threat of losing their farm to a bank, they must endure other hardships that push them to the edge.
17. Countdown to Looking Glass (1984)
Experience the heart-stopping intensity of a world on the brink in “Countdown to Looking Glass” (1984). With a runtime of 1 hour and 30 minutes, this gripping drama takes viewers on a harrowing journey of a doomsday scenario as the Cold War erupts into a full-blown nuclear exchange between the U. S. A.
18. Silverado (1985)
Silverado” (1985) is a riveting action-packed crime drama set in the desolate New Mexico desert, where a group of dissimilar friends unite to seek justice for the injustices happening in their small town. Directed by Lawrence Kasdan and written by him alongside his brother, Mark Kasdan, it delivers an unforgettable tale of a friend turned enemy narrative.
19. Wild Geese II (1985)
In 1985, Wild Geese II (1985) hit the big screens with a thrilling action-packed adventure. Directed by Peter R. Hunt, this movie boasts a star-studded cast including Scott Glenn, Barbara Carrera, and Edward Fox. The plot follows a team of mercenaries who are tasked with a seemingly impossible mission: to free Rudolf Hess from the maximum-security Spandau Prison in Berlin.
20. As Summers Die (1986)
In the heart of Louisiana, “As Summers Die” tells the story of Elvira Backus, a resilient old black woman, who inherited a large piece of land from a man presumed to be her secret father and her children’s biological grandfather — a powerful southern patriarch.
21. The Verne Miller Story (1987)
The Verne Miller Story” is a gripping drama that offers a glimpse into the world of Al Capone’s organization. The film follows the life of Verne Miller (Scott Glenn), a skilled assassin and loyal member of Capone’s gang, as he navigates through the treacherous mafia world.
22. Man on Fire (1987)
Embark on an unforgettable journey with Man on Fire, a gripping 1987 thriller that follows the harrowing story of John Creasy, a former CIA operative turned bodyguard. Set in Italy, Creasy is hired to protect a young girl who captures his heart, bringing a sense of fatherly love into his life. Tragically, she is kidnapped, igniting Creasy’s fierce determination to seek justice at any cost. With a voice-over narration that guides us through his thought process, we witness his harrowing journey in a series of flashbacks.
23. Intrigue (1988)
In the thrilling 1988 film “Intrigue”, a brilliant CIA operative is determined to find his old colleague, now working for the enemy. This high-stakes game of espionage pushes the boundaries of loyalty and trust as our hero navigates a web of secrets, deception, and danger from the KGB. Join Scott Glenn, Robert Loggia, and William Atherton in this riveting tale of intrigue, where loyalty to one’s country and the truth might not always be the same thing.
24. Off Limits (1988)
In 1988’s “Off Limits, “ we find ourselves amidst the chaos of war-time Saigon, where two plainclothes U. S. military policemen, McGriff (Willem Dafoe) and Albaby (Gregory Hines), are assigned the nearly impossible task of keeping the peace and investigating the gruesome murders of local prostitutes. As they close in on their suspect, a high-ranking U. S. Army officer, the duo quickly finds themselves in the crosshairs of a dangerous enemy.
25. The Outside Woman (1989)
The Outside Woman” is a gripping 1989 drama film that follows the life of a factory worker who finds herself at the center of a thrilling and dangerous adventure. When she is unexpectedly enlisted to aid in the kidnapping of a helicopter with two dangerous prisoners on board, she is torn between loyalty and self-preservation.
26. Miss Firecracker (1989)
Miss Firecracker” is a captivating 1989 comedy-drama film starring Holly Hunter, Mary Steenburgen, and Tim Robbins. Set in Mississippi, the story revolves around Carnelle, a young woman eager to break free from her monotonous life.
27. The Hunt for Red October (1990)
The Hunt for Red October” (1990) is an electrifying action-thriller set in the tense cold war era. Directed by John McTiernan and written by Tom Clancy, Larry Ferguson, and Donald E. Stewart, the film stars iconic screen legends Sean Connery, Alec Baldwin, and Scott Glenn.
28. The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
The Silence of the Lambs delves into the chilling world of serial killers, with a young F. B. I. cadet seeking the assistance of an incarcerated cannibal killer.
29. Women & Men 2: In Love There Are No Rules (1991)
Women & Men 2: In Love There Are No Rules” is a compelling drama anthology that delves into the complexities of relationships between women and men. Set in New York City, the first story follows a successful boxer whose wife yearns to return to their hometown in Kansas.
30. My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys (1991)
My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys” is a captivating drama-western film from 1991 — a heart-warming tale set in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This 1 hour and 46-minute flick follows the journey of a professional bull rider who decides to quit his line of work after suffering a serious injury.
31. Backdraft (1991)
Backdraft (1991) is a gripping action-drama film directed by Ron Howard and written by Gregory Widen. Set in Chicago, the movie follows two firefighter brothers, Brian and Stephen McCaffrey (played by Kurt Russell and William Baldwin), who have been at odds with each other for years. But when a deadly arsonist begins setting fires throughout the city, the brothers are forced to put aside their differences and work as a team to stop the rampage.
32. The Player (1992)
The Player” is an enigmatic and captivating comedy, crime, and drama film directed by Robert Altman and written by Michael Tolkin. Released in 1992, it tells the story of a Hollywood studio executive who receives death threats from a writer whose script he rejected, but he has no clue which one. Featuring long takes, tracking shots, and a film studio setting, this gripping, 2-hour and 4-minute movie has accumulated 3 Oscar nominations, 24 wins, and 33 nominations in total.
33. Extreme Justice (1993)
Extreme Justice, “ a 1993 action thriller, centers on a rogue cop who teams up with an elite L. A. P. D. unit operating as a vigilante death squad. As he becomes increasingly skeptical of their methods, he embarks on a dangerous path that blurs the lines between law and vigilante justice.
34. Slaughter of the Innocents (1993)
Slaughter of the Innocents” is a thrilling crime, horror, and mystery film released in 1993. Directed by James Glickenhaus, the movie follows a seasoned F. B. I. Agent as his child-genius son aids him in pursuing a dangerous child-killer. The killer, a schizophrenic man convinced he’s been chosen by God, believes he’s been given divine powers akin to a new Noah. The film boasts a unique blend of neo-noir and gritty crime drama, featuring a young protagonist gifted with a strong intelligence beyond his years.
35. Shadowhunter (1993)
Shadowhunter” is a 1993 action, drama, and horror film that follows a burned-out Los Angeles cop, played by Scott Glenn, who is tasked with bringing back a murder suspect from a Navajo reservation in Arizona. The Navajo territory he must traverse is forbidden, and the suspect he pursues wields mystical powers that make the already dangerous journey even more perilous.
36. Past Tense (1994)
Past Tense” (1994) is a chilling crime, mystery, and thriller film that will leave you on the edge of your seat. The story revolves around Gene, a cop and novelist, who becomes mysteriously entangled with a charming but enigmatic woman from across the street.
37. The Spy Within (1995)
The Spy Within, “ also known as “The Flight of the Dove, “ is a 1995 thriller film directed by Steve Railsback, starring Scott Glenn, Theresa Russell, and Lane Smith. The movie centers around a beautiful spy who uses her allure to trade secrets for sensitive information. Meanwhile, a reclusive explosives expert grapples with a traumatic past. When the two unexpectedly meet, they are drawn to each other but unknowingly share more than just an attraction.
38. Tall Tale (1995)
Embark on an enchanting adventure in the 1995 family film, “Tall Tale. “ Based on the beloved folk hero, Pecos Bill, a young boy’s vibrant imagination unwittingly summons the legendary cowboy to assist him in his fight against a ruthless land-grabber threatening his family’s cherished farm. Joined by a lumberjack and a railroad worker, the trio embark on a thrilling journey filled with daring encounters, heart-pumping escapades, and unexpected twists.
39. Night of the Running Man (1995)
Night of the Running Man, directed by Mark L. Lester, is a nail-biting action-crime thriller that throws viewers headfirst into a world of relentless tension and high-stakes adventure. Set in the electrifying heart of Las Vegas, the film centers around the life of an unsuspecting cab driver who stumbles upon a fortune of stolen money. But fortune quickly turns to dread as the hapless protagonist is pursued relentlessly by a ruthless and cold-blooded assassin, sent to retrieve the money at any cost.
40. Reckless (1995)
Reckless” (1995) is a captivating comedy-drama film set during Christmas Eve. The story revolves around a regretful husband who, in a twist of fate, has hired a contract killer to eliminate his high-spirited wife. When she learns of her husband’s plan, she takes immediate action and flees from her home.
41. Edie & Pen (1996)
Edie & Pen, a delightful 1996 comedy with an all-star cast, follows two women who unexpectedly meet in Reno, Nevada. Their unlikely encounter occurs as they both come to the city to end their respective marriages. In an effort to take their minds off their impending divorces, the women venture out to share a drink and open up about their life journeys.
42. Courage Under Fire (1996)
Courage Under Fire” is a gripping drama set in the world of military life, based on the events leading up to the Gulf War. Denzel Washington plays a U. S. Army officer tasked with investigating a female helicopter commander’s (Meg Ryan) claims to receiving the Medal of Honor for her bravery.
43. Carla’s Song (1996)
Nominated for one BAFTA Award and winning four awards, “Carla’s Song” is a heart-wrenching drama that captures the emotional turmoil of war. Set in 1987, the story unfolds as bus driver George Lennox encounters Carla, a Nicaraguan exile struggling to cope with life in Glasgow. Hauntingly scarred with memories of a war-torn past, Carla’s despair is palpable as she faces a life without her missing boyfriend and family scattered across the globe.
44. Lesser Prophets (1997)
Lesser Prophets” is a gripping crime drama that explores the world of bookmaking and the lengths people will go to protect their interests. The film centers on three bookies who slip through the hands of the police, only to find themselves under the watchful eye of an unexpected ally.
45. Absolute Power (1997)
Absolute Power” (1997), directed by and starring Clint Eastwood, is a gripping action-packed crime drama. Eastwood plays the career criminal Luther Whitney who, in pursuit of a heist gone wrong, witnesses an unimaginable crime involving the U. S.
46. Firestorm (1998)
Firestorm” is a 1998 action-packed thriller directed by Dean Semler and starring Howie Long, Scott Glenn, and William Forsythe. The film centers around firefighter Jesse Graves (Long), who teams up with ornithologist Jennifer (Victoria Rowell) to save their fellow firefighters from a raging forest fire. Little do they know, the man behind the blaze is the lawyer of convicted killer Earl Shaye (Stephen Lang), who has escaped jail with several of his inmates wearing firefighter uniforms to retrieve thirty-seven million dollars in stolen loot.
47. Naked City: Justice with a Bullet (1998)
Naked City: Justice with a Bullet” is a 1998 crime drama that follows the journey of two New York City detective partners — Glenn and Vance — as they navigate the city’s dark underbelly. The story begins with a robbery case involving naive tourists who are kidnapped and robbed of their belongings by a mysterious limo driver. However, the situation takes a dangerous turn when the women unknowingly find themselves entangled in a drug dealer’s murder and money heist, adding another layer of danger to their precarious situation.
48. Naked City: A Killer Christmas (1998)
Naked City: A Killer Christmas, a gripping crime thriller from 1998, is the sequel to the iconic 1948 film Naked City. The movie follows two New York City cops, played by Scott Glenn and Courtney B.
49. The Virgin Suicides (1999)
In the late 1970s, set against the backdrop of the sleepy suburban town of Dearborn, Detroit, five enchanting and inaccessible sisters captivate the attention of a group of young men. Raised under the supervision of their strict, religious parents, these girls are sheltered from the world and its seductive allure. The boys become mesmerized by the sisters’ enigmatic aura, embarking on a dangerous path of sexual exploration and fascination.
50. The Last Marshal (1999)
In an adrenaline-pumping 1999 crime thriller, “The Last Marshal” (also known as Mike Kirton’s directorial debut), Scott Glenn takes on the role of McCleary, a no-nonsense Texas lawman who crosses state borders to bring criminals to justice. After a daring jailbreak, the criminals flee straight to the sunshine of Miami, and McCleary, without hesitation, uncovers his footsteps.
51. Vertical Limit (2000)
Vertical Limit” is a thrilling, action-packed adventure film set in the treacherous terrain of K2, the second highest mountain in the world. The movie follows Annie, played by Elizabeth Hurley, who finds herself in a deadly situation on the mountain’s summit. Her brother, Chris, portrayed by Chris O’Donnell, embarks on a dangerous mission to save her, aided by a team of skilled mountaineers.
52. The Shipping News (2001)
The Shipping News is a poignant drama about an emotionally scarred man, played by Kevin Spacey, who, along with his young daughter, moves back to his ancestral home in Newfoundland. Set in the 1990s, Spacey’s character is on a quest for redemption after experiencing a series of heartaches. His journey takes an unexpected turn as he rediscovers the value of relationships, both old and new, in this desolate coastal town.
53. Buffalo Soldiers (2001)
Buffalo Soldiers, a thrilling and darkly humorous 2001 film directed by Gregor Jordan, portrays the dangerous and chaotic world of drug dealing among U. S. soldiers stationed in West Germany in 1989, just before the fall of the Berlin Wall. Set against the backdrop of Stuttgart, Germany, the movie follows the lives of four disparate soldiers, each dealing with their own demons and struggles.
54. Training Day (2001)
Training Day” is a gripping crime thriller that unravels the complex relationship between a rookie cop and a seasoned, yet morally ambiguous, detective. Set in the gritty streets of Los Angeles, the movie centers around the first day of a rookie narcotics officer as he embarks on a training program with a rogue detective whose true intentions are soon revealed.
55. The Seventh Stream (2001)
The Seventh Stream” is a heartwarming and mystical tale of love, loss, and the power of healing. Set in the picturesque countryside of Ireland, widowed fisherman Thomas O’Connell (Scott Glenn) leads a solitary life, but destiny has much in store for him. When he meets a mysterious and beautiful woman, Mairéad (Saffron Burrows), he is drawn to her inexplicable allure.
56. A Painted House (2003)
A Painted House” is a heartwarming drama about a young boy’s journey of self-discovery in the face of adversity. Set on a struggling cotton farm, our protagonist, his family, and the migrant workers they hire join forces to overcome the challenges that come with the demanding farming season.
57. Failure Is Not an Option (2003)
Explore the thrilling journey of America’s manned space program in “Failure Is Not an Option” (2003), set from Mercury to Apollo 17, as told through the eyes of the unsung heroes in Mission Control. This captivating documentary takes viewers on a journey through the challenging terrain of space from the early days of the Outer Space, Spacewalk, and the ultimate Space Race, all backed by the groundbreaking work of Mission Control.
58. Puerto Vallarta Squeeze (2004)
Puerto Vallarta Squeeze (2004) takes us on an exhilarating journey of crime, drama, and romance. When an American hitman on the run finds himself cornered, he makes a pact with two travelers to help him disappear into the Mexican jungle. This unexpected alliance sets off a riveting adventure that combines elements of suspense, danger, and romance.
59. Homeland Security (2004)
Experience the gripping drama and intense action of “Homeland Security” (2004), a film that immerses you in the world of espionage and terrorism. Directed by Daniel Sackheim and written by Christopher Crowe, this 1h 28min thriller stars Scott Glenn, Tom Skerritt, and Grant Show.
60. Gone But Not Forgotten (2005)
Gone But Not Forgotten, “ a gripping crime-drama thriller directed by Armand Mastroianni, premiered in 2005. The film stars an ensemble cast that includes Brooke Shields, Lou Diamond Phillips, and Scott Glenn. While the movie doesn’t have an official tagline, it certainly resonates with suspenseful intrigue.
61. Faith of My Fathers (2005)
Faith of My Fathers is a powerful war drama based on the memoir of U. S. Senator John McCain, a Vietnam War POW.
62. Code Breakers (2005)
Code Breakers” takes us back to 1951, where a cheating scandal at West Point Academy shakes the very foundations of this prestigious institution. Eighty-three cadets, including the son of the school’s football coach, find themselves implicated in the scandal, leading to their ultimate dismissal. This riveting family drama delves into the heart of honor, respect and self-discovery — the very values that West Point stands for.
63. Journey to the End of the Night (2006)
Journey to the End of the Night is a gripping 2006 crime drama set in the desolation of Brazil’s sex industry. The film follows the intertwined stories of a father and son, both separately plotting their escape from this lurid underworld. As they navigate through sex scenes, seduction, and exploitation, their desire to leave behind the grime of their surroundings intensifies.
64. The Bourne Ultimatum (2007)
The Bourne Ultimatum (2007) is a gripping action-packed thriller that takes you deep into the world of espionage and conspiracy. With Matt Damon reprising his role as the skilled and elusive assassin, Jason Bourne, the film follows a desperate quest to uncover the truth about his past as a trained killer.
65. Freedom Writers (2007)
Freedom Writers” is a heartwarming drama based on the true story of Erin Gruwell, a passionate and dedicated teacher who transforms the lives of her students in a troubled school. Set in Long Beach, California, the film follows Gruwell’s journey as she tries to bridge the gap between different backgrounds and ethnicities within her classroom.
66. Surfer, Dude (2008)
Surfer, Dude” is a light-hearted comedy that takes a unique look at the life of a soul-searching surfer experiencing an existential crisis. With a star-studded cast including Matthew McConaughey, Woody Harrelson, and Willie Nelson, this film delves into the world of surfing and offers a refreshing take on the California dream. The movie, with its R-rated content and runtime of 1h 25min, follows the story of a surfer who faces unexpected challenges and personal growth in his journey to find meaning and purpose in life.
67. Camille (2008)
Camille” is an entertaining and twisted tale about a young couple on their way to Niagara Falls for their honeymoon. However, their adventure takes an unexpected turn when they witness a motorcycle crash involving a parolee, played by James Franco. The couple becomes entangled in the stranger’s complicated life, leading to a series of comedic and dramatic events.
68. W. (2008)
W. “ delves into the life and presidential journey of George W. Bush, taking viewers on a riveting ride filled with emotion, humor, and political drama. Director Oliver Stone masterfully narrates the tale, with screenwriter Stanley Weiser’s astute depiction of Bush’s political life.
69. Nights in Rodanthe (2008)
Nights in Rodanthe” is a heartwarming and dramatic romantic tale set in the picturesque town of Rodanthe, North Carolina. When a troubled and estranged surgeon (Richard Gere) arrives on a professional visit, he unknowingly sparks a connection with a despondent unhappily married woman (Diane Lane) at an enchanting seaside inn. The intimate and enigmatic atmosphere of the inn begins to unlock the secrets and emotions each character has kept hidden for far too long.
70. Secretariat (2010)
Get ready to gallop into history as Secretariat takes you on an unforgettable journey. In the year 1973, an astounding horse named Secretariat, guided by the courageous Penny Chenery Tweedy, breaks records and sets the unbeaten Triple Crown. This incredible story of human-animal camaraderie, skill, and determination unfolds on screen, as viewers witness the bond between woman and horse.
71. Inside Story: The Silence of the Lambs (2010)
Inside Story: The Silence of the Lambs” is a gripping 2010 documentary that delves into the enigmatic world behind the thrilling 1991 film adaptation of Thomas Harris’ novel. Directed by Anthony Uro, this captivating documentary offers an in-depth analysis of the movie’s creation, from the collaboration of the masterful cast and crew, including Jodie Foster, Anthony Hopkins, and Jonathan Demme, to the extraordinary and unscripted narrative that unfolded during production.
72. Atlantic Crossing: A Robot’s Daring Mission (2010)
Dare to explore the depths of the Atlantic Ocean in ‘Atlantic Crossing: A Robot’s Daring Mission’! . This heart-pounding, groundbreaking documentary chronicles the extraordinary journey of a team of dedicated scientists led by the legendary oceanographer, Scott Glenn.
73. Magic Valley (2011)
Magic Valley” weaves a tale of small-town secrets and the impact of tragedy on the lives of those who live there. In this 2011 drama, two young boys make a shocking discovery — the mysterious and unexpected death of a young woman hailing from their own town. Their determination to bring closure to her family, with the local Sheriff seemingly indifferent to the situation, adds an undercurrent of eeriness to the storyline.
74. Sucker Punch (2011)
Sucker Punch, “ directed by Zack Snyder, takes you on a whirlwind adventure where the lines between reality and fantasy blur. Emily Browning stars as a young girl, Baby Doll, who finds herself trapped in a cruel and oppressive institution under the tyrannical rule of her cruel stepfather. To escape the horrors of her present, she retreats into a vivid alternative reality where she crafts a plan for her own salvation.
75. The Paperboy (2012)
The Paperboy, “ a crime drama movie released in 2012, takes viewers to a small, sweltering Florida town. The film’s central character, played by Matthew McConaughey, is a journalist who returns to his hometown to investigate a case involving a death row inmate. Nicole Kidman stars as a Southern woman who becomes entangled in this intriguing mystery.
76. The Bourne Legacy (2012)
The Bourne Legacy, released in 2012, is an action-packed thriller that explores more of the universe from Robert Ludlum’s novels. The film marks the introduction of a new hero whose stakes have been elevated due to the events in the previous three movies.
77. On the Road (2012)
On the Road (2012) is an adventure-filled drama that takes viewers on a poignant journey through the life of young writer Sal Paradise. His world is drastically altered by the arrival of the free-spirited Dean Moriarty and his companions, Marylou. As the trio sets out to explore the vast American landscape, they encounter a diverse array of individuals whose unforgettable encounters leave an indelible mark on them.
78. The Barber (2014)
The Barber (2014) is a chilling thriller that follows the life of a simple barber who becomes entangled in the twisted world of two men fixated on what triggers evil. As the story unfolds, it focuses on a father whose life is destroyed in his relentless pursuit of a killer, and his estranged son who is trying to stifle inheritance of his father’s dark obsession.
79. Urban Cowboy: The Rise and Fall of Gilley’s (2015)
Step into a world of neon lights, country twang, and unforgettable memories with “Urban Cowboy: The Rise and Fall of Gilley’s. “ This 2015 documentary takes you on a journey through the rise and fall of Gilley’s, once the largest bar in the world, as it was catapulted into fame by the movie “Urban Cowboy” in the 1980s.
80. Into the Grizzly Maze (2015)
Into the Grizzly Maze” is a heart-pounding action-adventure film set deep within the dark, untamed wilderness of Alaska. Reunited for the first time in years, two estranged brothers embark on a perilous two-day hike to reclaim their childhood home, only to be relentlessly pursued by a ferocious grizzly bear. In this dangerous game of survival, they’ll have to rely on each other and their instincts to make it out alive.
81. Greenland (2020)
In “Greenland” (2020), a family braces for survival as the world faces a catastrophic natural disaster. As they fight against an onslaught of looting and chaos, the husband and wife dynamic is put to the test.
82. The Hill (2023)
The Hill” is an inspiring and heartwarming sports drama that tells the astonishing true story of Rickey Hill’s unbelievable journey to make it to Major League Baseball. Set against the backdrop of his close-knit Christian community, the film showcases the powerful bond between family and friends, as well as the importance of faith, perseverance, and determination.
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