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Travis McGee, a free-living bachelor and reluctant hero who lives on a houseboat in Florida, works as a "salvage consultant," recovering property and money for clients and taking half the fee in return. McGee takes on tracking down a treasure that a solider escaped with and hid after World War II.

A Los Angeles family moves to a Boston farmhouse which they soon find out is haunted.

Badly burned in a tragic accident, a firefighter recuperates in a nursing facility catering to the elderly. He initially believes the residents are suffering from delusions but discovers that the home is a place of evil, where residents are systematically murdered by mysterious forces.

When terminally ill patients become healthy after they are bitten by bats in South America, and the government decides to conduct secret tests on human subjects to see if the virus can cure illness. The result is an apocalyptic unleashing of bloodthirsty vampire test subjects that include death row inmates.

An 3D stop-action animated movie that will be based on the original cartoons and not a sequel or reboot of the TV show or previous movies.

A rare purple dragon of prophecy, on a voyage of self-discovery, struggles to come to terms with his potential while finding himself embroiled in an epic struggle against evil.

A 30-year-old failed musician, living with his parents in New Jersey, is about to marry his longtime girlfriend when he begins an affair with a bohemian poet from Manhattan who makes him question his life and future.

Sequel to the 1988 comedy in which Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito discovered that they were siblings. This time, they discover a third sibling.

A feature adaptation of ABC's '60s TV series "The Big Valley." Susan Sarandon would play the role of Victoria Barkley, the character played by Barbara Stanwyck in the original.

Three generations of a highly dysfunctional Midwestern family meet at the family home for what will be the last Christmas gathering there.

A group of powerful New York executives share a dark secret that, if revealed, would destroy all their careers.

A 12-year-old London boy enters a hidden alternate world where statues, imbued with the soul like essence of their makers, come to life. The boy's presence upsets a balance between good and evil, and while dealing with such creatures as sphinxes and gargoyles, he teams with an orphan girl and the statue of a World War I gunner to try to set things right.

Peter Straughan's script will play up the action and sexier elements of the story much the same way that Lionel Wigram, who co-wrote and produced "Sherlock Holmes," reimagined the detective (limned by Robert Downey Jr.) as a bare-knuckle boxing, martial-arts savvy sleuth.

"Tusker" is described as the saga of a young elephant's journey of discovery, heroism and redemption, which intersects with and renews the life of a reclusive old elephant who has always been an outsider.

This live-action and animated blend comes from the producer behind Shrek and is based on a popular children's book about Ted, the imaginary friend of a young boy. Ted will be all CGI and help get his friend into lots of mischief.

The story is about a brilliant - but unemployed - writer who finds an ancient Incan treasure while doing some research in Ecuador. But people with him in his search party soon begin killing one another to get closer to the loot. It is based on the true story of Atahualpa, a treasure which has never been found but is said to be cursed.