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As a result of numerous digital advancements available these days, Robert Zemeckis is interested in revisiting "Who Framed Roger Rabbit".

The Principality of Sealand, which bills itself as the smallest country in the world, is an old World War II anti-aircraft platform six miles off the coast of England. An entrepreneur and pirate radio pioneer, Roy Bates, moves his family onto it in 1965, and then declares its independence in 1967. They begin issuing their own currency and passports.

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

Members of the California Highway Patrol attempt to tame a lawless stretch of highway within their jurisdiction.

A washed up viking and his ragtag team of marauders are forced to go on an epic quest to save the world from evil.

Dr. S. Allen Counter is an African-American neuroscience professor at Harvard University who has explored northern Greenland, the South American rainforests, and many other parts of the world. He is also the first director of the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations.

Throughout WWII, the USS INDIANAPOLIS was known as one of the fastest ships in the entire US Navy. Under the command of CAPTAIN MCVAY (Nicolas Cage), its crew fought bravely in every major US campaign in the Pacific. As President Truman negotiates Germany’s surrender, he gives McVay a new mission. The US Government has developed a secret weapon, which McVay and his crew are to transport to Guam.

The mission goes off without a hitch, and McVay is ordered to take the crew to an island in the Pacific where the men are to report for training. But along the way, disaster strikes. A Japanese submarine under the leadership of COMMANDER HASHIMOTO surprises the Indianapolis and launches several torpedoes into the great ship.

In only twelve minutes, the ship goes down. Of the 1,200 men onboard, only 900 survive the sinking. They wait in the water, believing that their rescue is imminent. When day breaks, the weather turns unbearably hot. Thirst and hunger set in. And the attacks begin.

Hundreds of sharks surround the men and attack without mercy or provocation. After several days in the water, the men start to lose hope. Overwhelmed with thirst, many begin to hallucinate. As the days mount up, and more and more men die, the survivors find a new determination to survive.