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A geeky Dungeons & Dragons-type fan discovers he may be a half-faerie when a secret order of mythical beings seeks out his help, thrusting him on an international adventure to save the world.

Follows a teenage boy battling anorexia while dealing with a spiritual warfare that’s causing him to lose his faith.

Seuss will follow Geisel in the 1920s as he struggles to find his voice as a writer before meeting his muse and future wife in Helen Palmer, who propels him into becoming Dr. Suess.

The viability of earth is threatened and a space marine is recruited to help terraform an alien planet for human colonization, only to discover that he hasn't been given the complete story.

More buddy comedy adventures with Chon Wang (Jackie Chan) and Roy O'Bannon (Owen Wilson).

In 1971, D.B. Cooper hijacks a Boeing 727, demands $200,000 and parachutes out of the plane over the Pacific Northwest. He is never caught and is hailed as a folk hero.

Story follows a group of steelworkers who must rescue Chicago from a mile-high structure that is on the verge of collapsing.

Set in modern-day, a young doctor's estranged father dies and he finds out the old man was a dragon and creature slayer. The doctor must now become a slayer too.

The story centers around the plot to assassinate a political figure. The script was acquired by the Kopelsons through the Equus Media Development Co. and developed independently.

Twenty years sending a teenager to jail for life, a cop watches him freed on a technicality.

In a digitally connected world, a family in the witness protection program is placed in the custody of a state-of-the-art autonomous "smart house." When a group of assassins locates the family, the smart house goes into a lethal defense mode.

After a terrible day, a girl wishes she was the most popular, the most athletic girl and the class president in high school. When her wish becomes true, she lives through the other girls' bodies and gets a chance to see how they live.

A silent film star and Mexican actress Lupita Tovar finds popularity starring in Spanish-language versions of Hollywood films.

As Spawn creator Todd McFarlane explained in 2013, "The story has been in my head for seven or eight years. The movie idea is neither a recap or continuation. It is a standalone story that will be R-rated. Creepy and scary."