Movies Titles Starting with U (Page #24)

A drama focused on the 761st Tank Battalion, the first black armored unit to see combat in World War II, and the intense relationship between two men—a black soldier and a white officer.

Myles Connor becomes an art connoisseur and a rock musician whose band, Myles and the Wild Ones, backs Roy Orbison. He is also an accomplished art and antiques thief who is involve in a series of museum robberies that grab headlines in Boston in the 1970s and 1980s.

A selfish bachelor wakes up to discover he has a biological clock, and it's ticking.

Two very different families, one a blue-state liberal, the other a red-state conservative, discover that they have been raising the other's son since they were switched by accident 17 years ago.

A down on his luck mixed martial arts fighter gets drawn further into the sport than he would have liked.

NSYNC superfans follow the boy band on tour in 2001, packed in a Winnebago bought with prize money from "The Price Is Right."

Set in South Africa, Papwa Sewgolum, a caddie at a South African country club, is prevented from playing in his native country in the 1940s because of apartheid. He is "discovered" by a German Graham Wulff while playing a round with Sewgolum caddying. After an argument results in the young caddie playing a better shot than one of the golf party, Wulff takes Sewgolum overseas to play in the British Open. Sewgolum goes on to win the Dutch Open three times during the 1960s.

Set in the world of professional miniature golf tours, with competition for cash purses, centers on a Masters title and a green bomber jacket at Myrtle Beach, S.C.

The story centers on Parkour, a free-jumping extreme sport where people run and jump from rooftops, and two jumpers who use these skills in their heists.

A team of mercenaries' search for a missing person in the jungles of Cambodia becomes a descent into the heart of darkness as they confront the dark force of a vampire.

Peg Entwistle, a Wales-born blond-haired, blue-eyed actress, starts her career on Broadway in several plays from 1925-32 including "The Wild Duck" and "The Uninvited Guest" and in J.M. Barrie’s "Alice Sit By The Fire" before marrying Robert Keith. They divorce after she discovers that Keith had been married before and had a 6-year-old son she was not told about. After she is cut out of the David O. Selznick film "Thirteen Women," 24-year-old Entwistle commits suicide by jumping off the "H" of the Hollywood sign in 1932. At the base of the Hollywood sign a hiker who alerts police. They find a suicide note in Entwistle’s purse that reads: “I am afraid, I am a coward. I am sorry for everything. If I had done this a long time ago, it would have saved a lot of pain. P.E.” Her death makes headlines across the nation.

The story centers on a man (Peter Dinklage) who tells people he is a true leprechaun.

Set in the world of customized cars, a group of workers at a customizing shop work together in order to compete in a huge car show.

Twelve-year-old Sam wishes he had the perfect Dad, instead of the world's most average Dad. So when Sam hears about the Father of the Year Contest, he writes a fantasy essay pretending he has the "perfect dad." When he's chosen as a finalist, a camera crew shows up with plans to shadow the family for an entire week. At first, Dad is furious, but when Jim Anderson appears and offers Dad 50-styled parenting advice, Dad agrees to go along with the charade. In the end, Sam learns that no dad is perfect and he should love his dad, flaws and all.