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Ma vie en rose. (1997) Georges Du Fresne, Michele Laroque, Jean-Phillippe Ecoffey, Helene Vincent, Daniel Hanssens, Laurence Bibot. Written and directed by Alain Berliner. Ludovic is a young boy in a large family who likes to cross-dress, thinks that a miracle will allow him to become a girl, and talks of marrying his neighbor's son. All of this is upsetting and causes intense reactions in his bourgeoise neighborhood and within his family. Category: Drama, Sexually Explicit.
Madison. (2001) Jim Caviezel, Jake Lloyd, Mary McCormick, Bruce Dern, Paul Dooley, Brfent Briscoe. Written and directed by William Bindley. Jim McCormick and his son Mike are determined to race the pride of Madison, Indiana, a dilapidated hydroplane racing boat, but are beset by all kinds of problems. Category: Drama, Family.
Magic Kid. (1994) Stephen Furst, Shonda Whipple, Ted Jan Roberts, Joseph Campanella. Written and directed by Joseph Merhi. A young karate black belt and his sister go to California to visit their Uncle Bob, who they discover is a second rate movie agent in debt to the mob. The two help him escape from the enforcers sent by the mob boss to collect on Uncle Bob's debts. Categories: Comedy, Action/Adventure.
The Magic of Marciano. (2004) Cody Morgan, Natassja Kinski, Robert Forster, Jason Cairnes, Will Cochran, Eugene Clark, Jennifer Overton. Written and directed by Tony Barbieri. Unable to focus at school and desperate to escape the fighting between his mentally ill mother and her abusive boy friend, 9-year-old James wanders the docks of his quiet coastal town until he befriends Henry, a middle-aged retired psychiatrist who's building a boat to sail around the world. Although James' fantasy is for Henry and his mother to form a relationship, it isn't meant to be as his mother's condition worsens and he is placed into foster care. Category: Drama.
Making the Grade. (1984) Judd Nelson, Jonna Lee, Carey Scott, Dana Olsen, Andrew Dice Clay, Scott McGuiness, Gordon Jump, Walter Olkewicz, Ronald Lacey. Directed by Dorian Walker. A wealthy, spoiled teenager pays an impersonator from a poor family to stand in for him at his exclusive prep school. Categories: Comedy, Romance, Teenagers.
The Maldonado Miracle. (2003) Peter Fonda, Mare Winningham, Ruben Blades, Eddy Martin, Bill Sage, Dan Merket, Soledad St. Hilaire, Scott Michael Campbell. Directed by Salma Hyeck. A small, dying border town is revitalized when a statue of Jesus in the town chuch seems to be shedding real blood. But was it a miracle or due to the presence of a wounded illegal Mexican boy who hid in the church? Categories: Drama, Family.
Mallrats. (1995) Shannen Doherty, Jeremy London, Jason Lee, Claire Forlani, Ben Affleck, Joey Lauren Adams, Renée Humphrey, Jason Mewes, Kevin Smith. Directed by Kevin Smith. Two teens who have lost their girl friends retreat to the mall to brood and then decide to try to win them back with the assistance of two delinquent friends. Categories: Comedy, Romance, Teenagers.
Man in the Chair. (2007) Michael Angarano, Christopher Plummer, Joshua Boyd, M. Emmett Walsh, Robert Wagner, Taber Schroeder, Mitch Pileggi, Mimi Kennedy, Ellen Geer, George Murdock, Allan Rich. Written and directed by Michael Schroeder. Cameron Kincaid, a high school student from the wrong side of the tracks who has a dream of becoming a film director, forms an unlikely friendship with Flash Madden, a bitter old gaffer living in a film industry retirement home. Kincaid persuades Madden and his other retired industry colleagues to help him make a student film, learning much about life in the process. Categories: Comedy, Drama, Coming of Age.
Matinee. (1993) John Goodman, Cathy Moriarty, Simon Fenton, Omri Katz, Lisa Jakub, Kellie Martin, Jesse Lee. Directed by Joe Dante. This tribute to grade B horror flicks stars Goodman as a fly-by-night producer promoting his newest film "Mant" (half man, half ant) in Key West, Florida during the same week as the Cuban missile crisis. Categories: Comedy, Romance, Family.
Max is Missing. (1995) Toran Caudell, Victor Rojas, Charles Napier, Matthew Sullivan, Alexandra Hedison. Directed by Mark Griffiths. Twelve-year-old Max isn't happy about being stuck on an expedition to the Incan ruins with his divorced dad and new girl firend. But when a dying man gives Max a priceless artifact to hide from two vaccaros, his trip turns into an adventure he never expected. Categories: Action/Adventure, Drama, Family.
Meatballs Part II. (1984) Richard Mulligan, Kim Richards, John Mengatti, Misty Rowe, Paul Stout, Scott Stout, Ralph Seymour, Jason Hervey. Directed by Ken Wiederhorn. Flash, a border-line juvenile delinquent is given the choice of being a counselor in training at Camp Sasquatch or going to reform school. He is put in charge of a group of young adolescents who disccover an ET send-up alien. Additionally, Flash has to defend his camp's honor in a boxing match against their rivals across the lake who are trying to shut Camp Sasquatch down. Categories: Comedy, Teenagers.
The Messengers. (2007) Kristen Stewart, Dylan McDermott, Penelope Ann Miller, John Corbett, Evan and TheodoreTurner, William B. Davis, Dustin Milligan. Directed by the Pang Brothers. Desperate for a fresh start after a tough two years in Chicago, the Solomon family movcs to an isolated sunflower farm in North Dakota. The calm and solitude of their new life is shattered when the kids in the family begin to see grotesque ghosts. Category: Horror.
Men Don't Leave. (1990) Jessica Lange, Arliss Howard, Joan Cusack, Kathy Bates, Tom Mason, Chris O'Donnell, Charlie Korsmo. Directed by Paul Brickman. When her husband suddenly dies, a young mother and her two sons must leave their comfortable life and home in the suburbs and move to the city. While she tries to rebuild her life and try to keep her family together, her two sons provide her with many trials and tribulations. Category: Drama.
The Midas Touch. (1997) Trevor O'Brien, Ashley Catagna, Joey Simmrin, David Jeremiah. Directed by Peter Manoogian. When poor Billy Bright acquires the power of turning everything he touches into gold, money is suddenly no problem. But unfortunately he turns his grandmother into gold and she is stolen by crooks who want to melt her down into gold ingots. Categories: Comedy, Family.
Midnight Madness. (1980) David Naughton, Debra Clinger, David Damas, Michael J. Fox, Stephen Furst, Patricia Alice Albrecht, Andy Tennant, Brian Frishman, Joel Kenney, Sal Lopez, Maggie Roswell, Robyn Petty, Betsy Lynn Thompson, Carol Gwynn Thompson, Eddie Deezen, Marvin Katzoff, Christopher Sands, Michael Gitomer, Brad Wilkin, Dirk Blocker, Curt Ayers, Trevor Hemley, Keny Long. Written and directed by David Wechter and Michael Nankin. An eccentric graduate student persuades five teams of college students to chase around Los Angeles looking for clues during an elaborate an all night treasure hunt. Categories: Comedy, Family.
The Million Dollar Kid. (1984) Richard Thomas, Marueen McCormick, Andrew Sandler, C. Thomas Howell, Corey Feldman, Estelle Getty, Tandy Travis, Kaye Ballard, Clint Howard, Alsion Lohman, Ron Carlson, Mark Metcalf.. Directed by Neil Mandt. This modern remake of the Mark Twain story "The 30,000 Bequest" is about the comic trials, tribulations. and realizations about what is important in life that the Hunter family goes through when they misplace a winning lottery ticket and chase all over town trying to find it. Categories: Comedy, Family.
Miracle Dogs Too. (2006) Charles Durning, Leslie Ann Warren, Janine Turner, Patrick Muldoon, Dustin Hunter Evans, Preston Jones, David Keith, Jaleel White, Alana Austin, Jonathan Trent. Directed by Richard Gabai. Ten-year old Zack finds two abandoned dogs that he wants to keep, especially after he discovers that they have magical powers. Categories: Drama, Family.
Miracle in Lane 2. (2000) Frankie Munoz, Rick Rossovich, Molly Hagan, Patrick Levis, Roger Aaron Brown, Tuc Watkins. Directed by Greg Beeman. A courageous young 12 year old with a handicap refuses to let it defeat him when he discovers that he can compete in soapbox racing and strives to win a championship. Categories: Drama, Coming of Age, Family.
Mischief. (1984) Doug McKeon, Corine Mary Stewart, Kelly Preston, Chris Nash. Directed by Mel Damski. Things start to look up for Jonathan, the class nerd, when he befriends a new kid on the block, who turns out to have a way with women and decides to help Jonathan get the girl of his dreams. Categories: Drama, Romance, Coming of Age.
Mr. Holland's Opus. (1995) Richard Dreyfuss, Glenne Headly, Jay Thomas, Olympia Dukakis, W.H. Macy, Alicia Witt, Jean Louisa Kelly, Terrence Howard. Directed by Stephen Herek. This film about the thirty year struggles of a music teacher to make ends meet, inspire his students to perform music at a high level, and deal with the pressure of raising a deaf son is an emotional tribute to the importance of arts education in our schools. Categories: Drama
Mr. Nanny. (1993) Hulk Hogan, Sherman Hemsley, Austin Pendleton, Robert Hy Gorman, Madeline Zima, Raymond O'Connor. Directed by Michael Gottleib. Hogan is hired as a combination baby sitter and bodyguard for the children of an eccentric inventor. Categories: Comedy.
The Money Pit. (1986) Tom Hanks, Shelley Long, Alexander Godunov, Maureen Stapleton, Joe Mantegna. Directed by Richard Benjamin. Hanks and Long play a couple determined to remodel their house into a dream house. However, everything goes wrong and soon their dream becomes a nightmare. Categories: Comedy
Monkey Trouble. (1994) Thora Birch, Harvey Keitel, Mimi Rogers, Christopher McDonald. Directed by Franco Amurri. The life of a young girl who has been out of sorts at home and school changes when she finds a new friend -- a monkey who has escaped from his gypsy owner. The only problem is the monkey is a trained thief, and gets Eva into all kinds of trouble as a result. Categories: Comedy, Family.
Monster High. (1989) Dean Iandoli, Diana Frank, David Marriott, Robert Lind, Sean Haines, Doug Kerzner, Bob Cady. Directed by Rudiger Poe. Montgomery Sterling High School has its usual share of space cadets, but this semester's transfer students are out of this world. Things come to a head when their leader Mr. Armageddon arrives out of an intergalactic basketball with the goal of destroying the earth. Categories: Comedy, Horror, Science Fiction/Fantasy.
Monster Night. (2006) Jake Thomas, Vanessa Angel, Robert Carradine, Joss Saltzman, Bob Thomas, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jimmy Bennett, Carrie 'CeCe' Cline, Chris Coppola, Taylor Greer, Nikki Griffin, Richard Halpern, Matthew Lawrence. Directed by Leslle Allen and Lorenzo Doumani. When the Ackerman family moves into a run-down mansion in Los Angeles, their teenaged son has trouble being accepted into the local high school scene until Halloween, when he and his younger sister and brother find out that their house is haunted and a popular Halloween hangout. Categories: Comedy, Adventure, Science Fiction/Fantasy.
Motorama. (1991) Jordan Christopher Michael, Matha Quinn, Meatloaf, Drew Barrymore. Directed by Barry Shils. A rebellious young ten year old steals the family car and goes on a surrealistic cruise around the country while trying to win a lottery game by collecting coupons at Motorama gas stations. Categories: Drama.
The Mudge Boy. (2003) Emile Hirsch, Tom Guiry, Richard Jenkins, Pablo Schreiber, Zachary Knighton, Ryan Donowho, Meridth Handerhan, Becki King, George Woodard. Written and directed by Michael Burke. A fourteen year old farm boy tries to cope with his mother's death and his own effeminate behavior in a world of rednecks. Categories: Drama, Coming of Age.
My Bodyguard. (1980) Chris Makepeace, Matt Dillon, Martin Mull, Ruth Gordon, Adam Baldwin, Paul Quandt. Directed by Tony Bill. When the school bullies try to extort money from young Clifford, he refuses to pay up. Instead he hires a bodyguard, a huge class misfit who even the bullies are afraid of -- until they plot their revenge. Categories: Drama, Teenagers, Coming of Age.
My Girl. (1991) Dan Aykroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, Macaulay Culkin, Anna Chlumsky, Richard Mansur, Griffin Dunne. Directed by Howard Zieff. Vada Sultenfuss, an eleven year old with aspirations to become a writer learns about life (and death) when her widowed father, the town mortician, gets a new girl friend, and through summertime adventures with her best friend, a shy but intelligent boy living next door. Categories: Drama, Coming of Age.
My Girl 2. (1994) Anna Chlumsky, Dan Aykroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, Austin O'Brien, Richard Masur. Directed by Howard Zieff. In this sequel, Vada travels to Los Angeles to try to find out about her long dead real mother and finds romance with the son of her uncle's girl friend. Categories: Drama, Teenagers, Coming of Age.
My Magic Dog. (1997) Leo Milbrook, Bryan Mendez, Jessica Knoblauch, Sarah Tinnon, Russ Tamblyn, Kate Doughan, John Ermin, Jerry Turner. Directed by John Putch. A twelve-year old kid's dog is killed in an accident, but comes back as a spirit to help him stay with his step father and prevent his aunt from gaining custody of the boy and his inheritance. Categories: Family, Drama.
My Science Project. (1985) John Stockwell, Danielle von Zerneck, Fisher Stevens, Raphael Sbarge, Richard Masur, Barry Corbin, Ann Wedgeworth, Dennis Hopper. Directed by Jonathan R. Betuel. A high school student trying to acquire a science project at the last minute, scrounges around a military base's junk pile to find something to pass off for his project. What he finds turns out to be a device that unleashes power from another dimension. Categories: Adventure, Comedy, Science Fiction, Teenagers.
Mystery Date. (1991) Ethan Hawke, Teri Polo, Brian McNamara, Fisher Stevens, B. D. Wong, Tony Rosato. Directed by Jonathan Wacks. Tom, a shy college student, home for the summer, has eyes on his beautiful neighbor. His suave older brother sets him up on a date by getting reservations at the city's hotspots and calling her and impersonating Tom. But the perfect evening quickly turns into a nightmare as Tom is mistaken for his older brother and is quickly drawn into a world of espionage and crime. Categories: Drama, Romance, Adventure.
Mystery Kids. (1999) Brighton Hertford, Jameson Baltes, Christopher Allport, Jeanetta Arnette, Derk Cheetwood, Mariam Parris, Eve Brenner. Directed by Lynn Hamrick. Geneva Johnson, an aspiring 12-year-old mystery writer, and her best friend, Tommy, spend their summer searching for a missing girl in order to collect a $5,000 reward. The witty and well-delivered dialogue along with the great personal rapport of these junior sleuths combine to make this a gem of the mystery genre suitable for the whole family. Categories: Drama, Family, Crime and Mystery.
Mystery Men (1999) Ben Stiller, Hank Azaria, Greg Kinnear, Janeane Garofalo, Geoffrey Rush, William H. Macy, Kel Mitchell, Paul Reubens, Tom Waits. Directed by Kinka Usher.Wannabe super heroes with limited and often silly powers band together to try and rescue a genuine super hero from an evil villain in this satire of comic book character movies. Categories: Drama, Action/Adventure, Science Fiction/Fantasy.
Mystery Monsters. (1997) Ashley Lyn Cafagna, Tim Redwine, Daniel Hartley, Michael Dennis, Caroline Ambrose. Directed by Robert Talbot. Unusual-looking gremlins who appear on a kiddie show as puppets are kept against their will by the show's corrupt host, Captain Mike. Tommy and Susie, two kids also appearing on the program are the monsters only hope for freedom. Categories: Drama, Science Fiction/Fantasy.