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B.O.O. is a supernatural action comedy [that] follows two bumbling apparitions who find themselves in an extraordinary afterlife adventure when they join the Bureau of Otherworldly Operations (B.O.O.) -- the ghost world’s elite counter-haunting unit -- and ultimately must face off against the planet’s greatest haunter.

A 75-year-old woman is obsessed with remaining young. On her birthday, she wishes she was 29 again, just for one day, and when it comes true, she teams with her young granddaughter to embark on an adventure. Meanwhile, the woman's middle-aged daughter and 75-year-old best friend believe her to be kidnapped and set out on their own escapade.

In the original, directed by Chris Columbus, Robin Williams played an estranged father who poses as a Scottish nanny, Euphegenia Doubtfire, in order to get access to his children and successfully bypass his ex-wife (Sally Field). The film grossed $219 million domestically.

A man decides to go to space after he suspects that his longtime girlfriend, an astronaut, is cheating on him with another spacewalker.

Two highly competitive women sent on a business trip to Canada hire another woman off Craigslist as their intern. But the new intern sets everything off course.

Five young female friends battle supernatural forces at summer camp, where they encounter strange creatures and other supernatural phenomena.

An angst-ridden teenage girl discovers that her socially inept younger sister, and not herself, has inherited her divorced mother's magical powers. Despite the mother's warning not to cast spells, the younger sister succumbs to temptation, with disastrous results.

The story centers on a man who fakes going to rehab to reconnect with a former high school sweetheart, now a rock star and in rehab for her excesses.

The story will see the sleuths (and brothers) grown up but not speaking to each other. They have been estranged for years but are foced to reunite to solve a mystery.

Story centers on Colton Harris-Moore (known as the "Barefoot Bandit") — the teenager who’s stolen cars, boats and planes and taught himself how to fly in order to evade local police, Homeland Security and the FBI. He’s still at large and has a massive Facebook following.

For "Senior Night," a high school rents out an amusement park for the entire senior class where everyone rides the rides and plays the games as much as they want with no lines and no rules. The only drawback: students start dying on the rides in elaborate ways. All the exits are sealed, and there is a killer on the loose turning all the rides into ways of punishing the bullies and the so called "bad" people at school. Kids from all different cliques have to band together to figure out who the killer is and how to stop them.

Said to be a family-friendly "fresh take" on the classic Peter Pan narrative, presumably from Tinkerbell's perspective.

A 75-year-old woman, still feeling frisky and that she has far more in common with her 29-year-old granddaughter than with her stuffy 55-year-old daughter, is granted a birthday wish. She gets to be 29 again, for a day. She uses the time to go on an adventure with her now same-aged granddaughter.

A low-rent entertainer has no luck with the ladies but suddenly finds himself stranded with beauty pageant contestants.

A New York Times' restaurant critic goes undercover to the world’s finest culinary establishments.

A pair of siblings team up to sell a million dollars worth of drugs after finding it in the trunk of their deceased father’s vintage white Corvette.

Revolves around the strained working relationship between a high-strung female FBI agent and an unconventional female Boston cop.

Set in Southern California over a summer in the 1960s and includes the sounds of the Beach Boys music and the beach culture of the time.

A big-wave surfer is sidelined for years following a traumatic wipeout, but he decides to surf again in order to raise money to save a convalescent home for old surfers.